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Tennessee Legislature Passes Bill to Hold Child Predators Accountable

In a strong move to protect children and hold predators accountable, the Tennessee General Assembly passed House Bill 973 on April 10, extending the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse crimes.

At Least Four Dead After Severe Storms Hit Tennessee

At least four people have died after severe storms moved across the state early Thursday morning.

Three Tennesseans Arrested Over Massive Money Laundering Scheme

Three Tennesseans, including Brian and Stephanie Baker, along with Jerry W. Hutchins, pled guilty to a wire fraud and money laundering scheme that defrauded a Murfreesboro auto auction out of over $2 million.

More Severe Weather Expected for Tennessee and Kentucky

Following last weekend's storms, another round of severe weather is set to impact the region midweek.

Tennessee Lawmakers Push Bill to Dismantle DEI Programs

A controversial bill to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) departments in Tennessee is advancing through the state's General Assembly

Tennessee Bill Introduced to Ensure Girls Have Resources in School Athletics

The Tennessee Equal Opportunities for Girls' Sports Act (SB 1327/HB 1276), introduced by Senate Minority Leader Sen. Raumesh Akbari and House Minority Leader Rep. Karen Camper, is set to be heard in the Senate soon.

Tennessee Moves Forward with Constitutional Amendment to Ban State Property Tax

A proposed constitutional amendment in Tennessee that would permanently ban a state property tax has gained momentum in the legislature.

Two Fugitives Captured During Separate Traffic Stops in Tennessee

Two fugitives on the run were captured in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee on Sunday during separate traffic stops according to the police.

Tennessee Man Arrested for Alleged Bomb Threats Against Federal Buildings

Alexander F. Thompson, 35, from Brentwood, Tennessee, was arrested Monday for allegedly planning a bomb attack.

Tennessee School Cellphone Ban Bill Advances in Legislature

A proposed Tennessee law would prohibit students from using cellphones and other electronic devices during instructional time, aiming to reduce classroom distractions and improve safety. House Bill 932 is set for discussion in the state House on Monday and has already passed the Senate Education Committee unanimously.

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