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All that stands in the way of an overhaul of the Tennessee workers compensation system are a few votes in the state House. The Senate passed one of the…
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A proposal is advancing in the Tennessee Legislature that would require at least two epinephrine auto-injectors in all public and private schools in the…
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Legislation to eliminate hotel allowances for some Tennessee lawmakers is scheduled to be heard by the Senate today. The proposal sponsored by Republican…
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Tennessee isn’t saying “yes” to expanding the state’s Medicaid program known as TennCare. But it’s not saying “no” either. Gov. Bill Haslam made the…
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Tennessee lawmakers came into the legislative session fired up about rejecting new federal gun laws. Even symbolic shots are failing to get…
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Student identification cards issued by public universities could not be used to vote in Tennessee under legislation scheduled to be heard on the House…
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A Tennessee House committee has stripped student identification cards issued by public universities from a bill about photo IDs that can be used to vote.…
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A Republican-led push to use college IDs to vote was held up on the floor of the Tennessee Senate today. Another GOP senator says there’s no need to…
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Students in the state’s counseling programs could refuse to see patients on the basis of their religious beliefs. The proposal passed its first test last…
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An overhaul of the state’s workers compensation system began moving forward in the Tennessee legislature today. It would remove judges from the process,…