Families of people who were murdered have placed a letter on the governor’s desk urging an end to the death penalty.

Advocates say Governor Bill Lee showed commitment to his 2021 Reentry Success Act by vetoing legislation that would have tightened parole requirements.

Protestors called for the governor to invest in solutions that support healing, justice and violence prevention for crime survivors.

Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition says authorities are targeting people based on race while officials claim ...

NASHVILLE—A recent Beacon Poll reveals a complex stance among Tennesseans regarding the U.S. Department of Education. Despite ...

The Republican supermajority tends to tout its fiscally conservative budget at the end of each legislative session. But this ...

A recent Vanderbilt University poll of Tennessee voters found that the majority of respondents oppose cuts to federal ...

Immigration dominated this year’s discussions at the Tennessee legislature, but one of the most controversial pieces of ...

In an interview with Fox News Thursday morning, Gov. Bill Lee explained why he thinks President Donald Trump's tariffs are working.

Andreas Schierenbeck, CEO, Hitachi Energy talks with T&D World about how utilities and manufacturers can rise to this moment.

In the univeristy's semiannual poll, Tennesseans were unified on economic concerns and opposing federal funding cuts, but ...