As landfills across the state near capacity, state officials consider repealing a law given locals control of landfill approval

Public health care providers, pediatricians warn state immigration policy for critically ill children could have life threatening consequences

A bipartisan duo of Knox County lawmakers pledge to address gaps in Age Appropriate Materials Act.

The Tennessee Department of Health has targeted a program for critically ill children, requiring immigration checks before providing service.

After initially banning a Pulitzer Prize-winning book, the Knox County Schools Board is asking the legislature to revisit the Age Appropriate Materials law.

Pride month starts and state designates "Nuclear Family Month;" Voters face three constitutional amendments in November; volunteers detail harassment from Memphis Safe Task Force

Two leading Republicans question Nashville mayor's budget item for immigrant group; ACLU sues over new anti-immigration law

Pride Month, which celebrates the contributions of LGBTQ+ Tennesseans, begins with two measures advocates call "insulting" and dangerous

Reviewing the constitutional amendments on the November ballot.

As part of a lawsuit, Memphis residents documenting actions of the Memphis Safe Task Force report detail interactions with agents

Funding for winter storm damage, more unemployed in Tennessee

Democratic senator suspended from committees; Knox County puts "Roots" back on library shelves; three-judge panel upholds redistricting

A new report finds South Memphis residents are exposed to excessive levels of air pollution.

A watchdog group seeks investigation for Todd Blanche's behavior during Tennessee criminal trial of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Three-judge panel hands a loss to NAACP in redistricting suit; plus, "Roots" back on Knox County school library shelves