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State Of Tennessee To Hire More Personnel To Cut Rape Kit Backlog
Twenty-five forensic lab positions are to be filled across the state.

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Twenty-five forensic lab positions are to be filled across the state.

TACIR provided initial recommendations for lawmakers to consider when the General Assembly reconvenes in January.
The hospital says media posts “misrepresent facts” about the care it provides to transgender patients.
Rep. Kent Calfee criticized the commission's ability to overrule school districts that turn down charter school applications.
“Walgreens utterly saturated the state of Tennessee with narcotics.”
The state's private operator has been dogged by statistics showing its murder rate for prisoners is higher than that in state-run prisons.
Just over 79,000 names were removed from the state’s rolls for the six months that ended on Dec. 1, 2021.
Allocation of funds a step to reduce infant and maternal mortality.
Nearly a dozen photographs of Evelyn Boswell's body will be shown to jurors, but not a close-up photo of her face.
If Foreman were to beat Hemmer, she would be the only Republican House member in the Davidson County delegation.
If Foreman were to beat Hemmer, she would be the only Republican House member in the Davidson County delegation.
The GOP legislators say they are ‘gravely concerned for the water supply for Middle Tennessee’
Drivers can choose whether or not to include the phrase on their license plates when renewing them this year.
Friday's testimony by a forensic pathologist is the first time Evelyn Boswell's cause of death has been publicly revealed.
Also in Stockard on the Stump: Davidson and Shelby County parents say the state voucher program illegally diverts money from public schools.
Republican officials have not cited any laws the Nashville medical center might have violated.
A network will connect 6,056 people, 74 businesses, five schools, and 373 farms to high-speed internet in four Tennessee counties.
Gov. Bill Lee promises an investigation.
"Our dedicated investment in public transit is only the beginning of our efforts at the local level to defeat climate change."
The Nashville-based for-profit prison operator runs four facilities in Tennessee.