Decision Time

As the school voucher bill nears crucial votes tomorrow, Knoxville Republicans in the House and Senate are on opposite sides.

Choice Words

Socialists and satanists are invoked as the House Education Committee approves Gov. Bill Lee’s voucher plan on a split vote.

Knoxville’s Bill Dunn shepherds Gov. Bill Lee’s Education Savings Accounts bill over its first legislative hurdle.

The Legislature gears up for Gov. Bill Lee’s proposals to broaden charter authorization and school vouchers.

The Senate Judiciary Committee agreed to a compromise that allows police oversight committees to go through the courts to use subpoena powers.

A UT healthcare policy expert says expanding Medicaid is needed but wouldn’t be enough on its own to prevent rural hospital closures.

The UT Board of Trustees approves a plan to change how student activity fees are distributed, potentially shutting down funding to Sex Week.

Replying to a state report, the University of Tennessee students who organize Sex Week reply say they deserve more respect.

In response to a comptroller’s report, the University of Tennessee abolishes a committee that has directed money to the controversial Sex Week.

Proposed legislation would require consent from every property owner for zoning plans throughout Tennessee.