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GOP members assert the law is unnecessary and IVF and birth control remain legally accessible in Tennessee
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Lawmakers are now in their second week of weighing competing proposals to expand private school vouchers across Tennessee.
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Legislation known as the Flag Bill has passed the House and has made it to the last stop in the Senate, but it may never get a vote.
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Rep. Kevin Vaughan, a West Tennessee Republican and developer, wants to remove state oversight of construction on wetlands, impacting communities where he does business
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Despite laws in place, renters often find a lack of transparency from property management firms and little recourse with landlords
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Several bills in the Tennessee House are attempting to prevent expelled lawmakers from making their way back into the legislature. One of them is headed to the House floor.
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Tennessee lawmakers are considering legislation this year that would require public access to maps of floods and landslides across the state.
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In Tennessee, wetlands cover just 3% of the state, and more than half of these ecosystems may soon be in the path of construction.
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Tennessee’s Senate passed a bill Thursday that would put the state’s higher education commission in charge of Tennessee State University if its board of trustees sunsets this summer. Sen. Jon Lundberg, R-Bristol, who sponsored the bill, said he hopes it is never used.
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