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The number of Tennesseans who can’t vote because of a felony conviction has risen since 2016 — despite a national trend in the opposite direction —…
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The economists who help the state of Tennessee decide how much money it has to spend agree on two things: The times are unprecedented, but they probably…
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A Tennessee lawmaker has resigned from the state legislature, saying he needs to spend more time with his family and tend to his winery business.News…
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Tennessee lawmakers are holding hearings this week to review the state's textbook selection process.The Senate Education Committee and the Senate…
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A new report shows there were more than 7,500 cases of bullying reported in Tennessee's public schools during the 2012-13 school year.The report was…
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A new study of the Tennessee agritourism estimates that its economic impact in the state more than doubled between 2006 and 2012. University of Tennessee…
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Tennessee lawmakers are poised to decide this week whether a proposal to allow supermarket wine sales moves ahead. The bill to overhaul the current system…
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The temporary head Tennessee’s Department of Children’s Services says he will turn things around, even with the title of “interim.” Jim Henry replaces…
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The number of unemployed Tennesseans is at its lowest point since the economic meltdown of 2008. The state Department of Labor and Workforce Development…
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Records from the Tennessee Department of Children's Services show the agency fell behind in reviewing child deaths and ignored its own policies. The…