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Tennessee Issuing February Food Stamps Early Due To Shutdown

By The Associated Press • Jan 14, 2019

Tennessee is the latest state to issue February's food stamp benefits early due to the partial government shutdown.

Tennessee Corn Producers Increasing Promotion Of Crop

By The Associated Press • Dec 12, 2018

Tennessee's corn producers have agreed to raise money to help increase the consumption and sale of corn grown in the state.

Report: Voting Paper Trail Still Needed In Tennessee

By The Associated Press • Dec 10, 2018

A state government group says Tennessee should still keep a paper trail of voters' ballots roughly 10 years after coming out with a similar recommendation that resulted in little change.

Tennessee Governor Unveils Statewide Water Availability Plan

By Associated Press • Dec 5, 2018

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam wants the public's input on a state plan for future water availability.

Tennessee State Veterinarian Tapped For Top Ag Post

By The Associated Press • Dec 4, 2018

Tennessee Gov.-elect Bill Lee has picked the state veterinarian to become his new commissioner of agriculture.

Tennessee Inmate Asks US Supreme Court To Halt Execution

By Associated Press • Dec 4, 2018

A condemned Tennessee inmate is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to halt his Thursday execution and consider his claims that the electric chair is unconstitutional but the state's lethal injection method is worse.

Attorneys for David Earl Miller filed a petition with the high court Monday after a panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the inmate.