Tennessee looks to go nuclear, working toward plans to build the country’s first small, modular nuclear reactor (SMR) in the Volunteer State.
The governor hopes to launch the program for 20,000 students by the next school year, a tight deadline for the state to meet.
Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson said the decision to add the jobs is based on the state’s need for them.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - On Wednesday, Gov. Bill Lee signed a bill that will give a 130% refund of property taxes to those ...
– Beginning July 1, any school board whose decision to deny a charter application is overturned by the state three times ...
Governor Bill Lee is promising relief for Tennessee families struggling with the high cost of childcare. In his State of the ...
Finding affordable childcare is a struggle many parents deal with. Governor Bill Lee said he wants to make it more affordable ...
Governor Bill Lee gave his State of the State address Monday, addressing everything from agriculture to education.
Gov. Bill Lee delivered his annual State of the State address Monday night, leading with a push for “innovation” to a joint ...
Gov. Bill Lee used his state of the state speech on Monday to take a victory lap. He touted legislative wins from last ...
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is proposing an injection of more than $1 billion into road projects to address the state’s $30 ...
Gov. Bill Lee has signed legislation designed to drastically expand school voucher access throughout the Volunteer State that will allow families to use taxpayer dollars on private school expenses ...