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COVID Rates At CoreCivic Prisons Soar Above State-Run Facilities
CoreCivic, a private contractor, doesn’t not have to follow government policies for dealing with COVID-19.

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CoreCivic, a private contractor, doesn’t not have to follow government policies for dealing with COVID-19.

The new maps by the Nashville Planning Department were released Friday morning.
Also in this week's Stockard on the Stump: Remembering State Rep. Jim Coley.
The lease with the music club's new landlord, AJ Capital Partners, expires at midnight on Dec. 31, 2022.
Two officers who allegedly beat Jefferson Hill while he was in handcuffs were placed on unpaid administrative leave.
Obtaining 22 signatures in the Senate and 66 in the House remains a work in progress, without Gov. Bill Lee’s backing.
Tennessee organizations are conducting public outreach to educate voters about redistricting.
This cycle so far has been a success for the conservative Scruffy Little City PAC, which is backing a challenger in every race.
The conservative firebrand says vaccine mandates allow employers to threaten workers with the loss of their jobs.
Williamson County Voters for Election Integrity claimed the state’s voting system is so lax it could be manipulated with ease.
The county's juvenile court judge routinely locks up 8 and 9-year-old children.
Medicaid expansion would bring billions to state without taxpayer investment.
Life has been rough the past 18 months for Tennesseans who make their living through the state’s tourism and festival industry.
Also in this week's Stockard on the Stump: Gov. Lee is set to make an announcement Friday morning dealing with education.
Despite a world-wide pandemic, Nashville’s increasing development has continued to push out residents.
Theresa Nicholls served as a witness in a federal court trial over Gov. Bill Lee’s school mask policy in Shelby County.
On Sept. 30, a 13-year-old student shot another student at Cummings K-8 Optional School, leaving the student in critical condition.
GOP lawmakers want to pass legislation to bypass Biden's mandate for companies with more than 100 workers to require employee vaccination.
She hasn't announced any immediate intention to leave her District 33 post in Shelby County after a jury found her guilty of felony fraud.
"A story of great misery for many, and great profit for others."