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A coalition of immigration attorneys is suing Tennessee over a new policy that denies drivers’ licenses to thousands of immigrants in the state.
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More Tennesseans cast an early ballot this year compared to the last midterms in 2022 — but not as many as the last open race for governor.
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Memphis' newly redrawn district is the state’s most closely watched congressional race in Tennessee.
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The energy infrastructure company plans to dig a 150-mile route north to south from Sumner County, just northeast of Nashville, down to Marion County, west of Chattanooga.
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State Sen. Brent Taylor, R-Memphis, has acknowledged sending unsolicited nude photos of himself to multiple women as recently as 2021, but he won’t say how many times it happened or with how many people.
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“This really just gives you an on-the-ground, local-based grassroots opportunity to start to make a difference and conserve birds in their habitats,” a state bird conservation coordinator said.
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Several new details about Tennessee’s recent executions came to light this week, including the price of the drugs and issues with executions leading up to Christa Pike’s catastrophic failed one.
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A new poll shows one-third of Americans support a second execution attempt.
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Two state legislators from Memphis are vying for the District 9 congressional seat based partially on their track record on sensitive environmental issues.
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Two conflicting polls agree on one thing: an independent candidate is making an impact in this race.