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Tennessee Immigrant Groups, Union Organizers Push Back On Laws
They are seeking revocation of state laws that restricted local officials from addressing issues at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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They are seeking revocation of state laws that restricted local officials from addressing issues at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Legislation establishing the three-judge panel to hear constitutional challenges to Tennessee laws is scheduled for Monday.
Moving Nashville Forward aims to send out monthly distributions of $1,000 to 100 families making less than $40,000 a year.
“Beat Bill Lee” is led by former Tennessee Democratic Party communications director Emily Cupples.
The CDC says adverse childhood experiences can cause kids to eventually enter the criminal justice system.
John Cooper unveiled his budget priorities during Thursday’s state of Metro Nashville speech.
He should be prohibited from seeking re-election if he doesn't explain illegal campaign contributions, says lawyer Brad Hornsby.
The key questions are the property tax rate, teachers salaries and mass transit funding.
The proposed legislation would enable the state to bypass court injunctions for laws facing constitutional challenges.
Anti-LGBTQ+ bills could have devastating effects on the entire state.
The tech giant plans to build a corporate campus in Nashville, but the proposal has raised 11th hour objections from progressives.
Gov. Bill Lee has removed the ability of mayors in 89 of Tennessee's 95 counties to mandate masks.
The county assessor recommended the plan to aid the city of Memphis budget and have properties reflect market value.
Legislation to keep the governor from issuing a state of emergency for more than 60 days is meeting different fates in the Senate and House.
Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown, is expected to bring the amendment back on Wednesday with a modification.
They seek union contracts for the construction phase, an $18-an-hour minimum wage and commitments to hire local minority residents.
Metro is in the midst of receiving federal stimulus funds surpassing the price tag of Music City Center: $710 million.
Tami Sawyer says inmates' loved ones are being used for profit.
A bronze statue of a U.S. Colored Troops soldier will be unveiled in front of Franklin’s Historic Courthouse.
The lawsuit claims the Trump Administration failed to give enough time for public comment, hurting people’s ability to object.