A judge has cleared MNPS to reassign some LEAD Cameron students to Margaret Allen Middle, upending enrollment pathways in the Glencliff cluster for 2026–27.

A Memphis senator’s bill to tweak litigation‑funding rules is drawing fire from trial lawyers who say it could choke off money plaintiffs need to sue big companies.

Tennessee regulators say LifeX Research is not licensed to sell major medical plans in the state and warn consumers to watch for red flags amid reports of unpaid claims.

New Census estimates and an apportionment forecast have dimmed Tennessee's shot at a 10th U.S. House seat, reinforcing the 2022 map that split Nashville.

A proposed Tennessee amendment would treat embryos and fetuses as homicide victims from fertilization, sparking debate over whether it could criminalize abortions and those who assist them.

The ACLU asked the Sixth Circuit to revive Blount Pride's First Amendment suit after a federal judge dismissed the case last October.

The Tennessee Senate advanced SB2423 to replace a Red 40 restriction with a ban on any artificial food dye in school nutrition programs, with implementation tied to 2027 contracts.

Gov. Bill Lee’s $10M boost keeps Tennessee’s property tax relief program funded for now, but comptroller warnings and pending bills mean the underlying funding question remains unresolved.

Customers say Priority Wrecker Service is still overcharging Nashvillians, demanding cash and adding surprise fees even after a state lawsuit.

A new Tennessee measure would let counties and cities convert appointed school directors into elected superintendents. The idea has momentum amid sharp school-safety fights in Nashville.

Two Memphis lawmakers filed HB2041/SB1993 to bar private livestreaming of evictions without consent and to create a $25,000 minimum civil remedy for violations.

The Tennessee Supreme Court heard arguments this week on two cases that could cut Metro Council seats and change airport board control. Mayor Freddie O’Connell says Metro will defend local control.

A Tennessee bill would limit most local property‑tax increases and require voter approval for larger hikes, citing last year’s reappraisals as a catalyst. The measure is now in early committee.