Following John Ray Clemmons' questions over toll lane procurement process, Skrmetti’s office claims it has no jurisdiction
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Social media giant to change access for children; state's portion of $17 billion payout to go toward Children’s Digital Protection Fund
Metro-appointed group meets to discuss lawsuit as state-appointed members go about business as usual
Decision allows state to move forward with prohibition on virtual currency kiosks as litigation continues
As a result, physicians and patients denied abortions are still awaiting their day in court over a 2023 lawsuit
Court challenge to Memphis gerrymander focuses on standing and the meaning of the word 'facilitate'
Catching up on the suit, filed by the federal DOJ and signed on to by Tennessee’s attorney general
Department of Justice strikes a deal, state plaintiffs refuse to sign on, and presiding judge forces negotiation
2025 law would have imposed felony criminal liability and potential prison time on officials who voted for sanctuary policies
