Racial Discrimination Case Against State Continuing
PMay 24, 2013
No money for plaintiff if he wins, though
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Carr Announces Congressional Bid
PMay 2, 2013
State representative from Rutherford County says Washington failing Tennessee in myriad ways
Guv Inks Tighter Voter ID Provisions
PApril 25, 2013
Library cards and other types of county-or-city-issued photo ID cards are no longer enough to cast a ballot in Tennessee.
Applause, Cheers Send Annexation Bill to Governor
PApril 20, 2013
Applause and cheers went up in both the House and Senate Friday afternoon when Senate Bill 279 dealing with annexation
‘Repealer’ Legislation in Limbo
PApril 18, 2013
A General Assembly effort to create a specific government post responsible for detecting and trimming unnecessary or redundant government functions
Officer of Repealer, Revised Version, Passes House
PApril 16, 2013
Legislation creating the Office of the Repealer passed the House 79-12 Monday, but must now be reconciled with the bill
Annexation Legislation Faces Avalanche of Opt-Out Requests
PApril 16, 2013
Bills scheduled for votes in both chambers Wednesday
Voter Photo ID Bill Passes, Sans Use of Student Cards
PApril 5, 2013
Lieutenant governor says most in GOP caucus never wanted university-issued IDs allowed
Nixing U.S. Senate Primaries Put Off for Now
PApril 1, 2013
Niceley says he’s just ‘trying to save America’; Kelsey sniffs whiffs of ‘elitism, cronysim’
Bickering Over Voter ID Bills Ongoing
PMarch 30, 2013
Latest dispute includes college-issued cards, proof-of-residency, property-ownership recognition