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Browse allExpands the requirements of the 2026 and 2027 annual reports to be submitted by the artificial intelligence advisory council to the governor, speaker of the…
Reduces from 21 to 14 calendar days, the duration of the notice that a chief governing body must provide to the public before holding a public hearing to adopt…
Authorizes LEAs and public charter schools to offer students in any of the grades five through 12 a hunter education course that is approved by the wildlife…
Changes the date, from February 1 to February 15, by which the department of revenue must submit its annual report regarding information and findings and any…
Specifies that the presiding officer of the local government planning advisory committee must promptly notify, or cause to be notified, the appointing…
Establishes organic human reduction as a legally permissible method to dispose of human remains, with oversight by and pursuant to rules promulgated by the…
Authorizes the commission to electronically submit to the general assembly its annual report comparing telecommunications, electricity, natural gas, water, and…
Authorizes the commission to electronically provide to the general assembly its annual report of all matters relating to the commissioner's office for the…
In the news
State lawmakers consider special session on Nashville's property taxes
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton confirmed that discussions are underway with Gov. Bill Lee regarding a potential special session focused on addressing Nashville's property tax increases, following concerns raised by local business owners.
State lawmakers consider special session on Nashville’s property taxes - WKRN News 2
State lawmakers are considering a special session to address Nashville's property taxes, indicating an active policy proposal being debated by legislators.
Stockard on the Stump: Special session talk on tax appraisals rears its head
Tennessee lawmakers are considering a special session to address property appraisal laws in response to concerns from Nashville's Lower Broadway bar district, although the likelihood of this session occurring is low due to upcoming elections and logistical challenges.
At least 3 school districts vote to display Ten Commandments allowed by new Tennessee law
At least three school districts in Tennessee have voted to display the Ten Commandments in public schools following the enactment of a new law that allows such displays, which took effect on July 1.
Tennessee lawmakers announce plans for bills to combat teacher misconduct and AI - WATE 6 On Your Side
Tennessee lawmakers have announced plans for new bills aimed at addressing teacher misconduct and the implications of artificial intelligence in education.
Tennessee lawmakers announce plans for bills to combat teacher misconduct and AI - AOL.com
Tennessee lawmakers have announced plans to introduce bills aimed at addressing teacher misconduct and the implications of artificial intelligence in education.