DCS Commissioner O'Day resigns

Jim Henry, of the Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, will fill in temporarily More

Haslam: No decision yet on Medicaid expansion

With a large portion of the budget devoted to Tenncare, Haslams still studying options before accepting federal funds More

At school safety summit, Haslam says armed teachers not likely

Governor speaks to education, law and mental health officials in Franklin to discuss plans to beef up school security More

Haslam proposes $32B budget calling for school vouchers, job cuts, tax cuts

Plan includes reducing grocery tax to 5% from 5.25%, which amounts to saving 25 cents for every $100 More

Haslam to focus on education, tax cuts, fiscal restraint in State of State

Governor tells reporters he still hasn't decided whether to expand Medicaid under Affordable Care Act More

Occupy Nashville attorneys urge judge to force deposition of Haslam, commissioners

Lawyers representing protesters file motion in response to state's claim of immunity for high-ranking officials More

Analysis: Voucher momentum is growing on Capitol Hill

With Haslam behind the plan, school choice is coming in some form, but any new law comes with questions More

Legislative preview: Is it time to uncork restrictions on selling wine in grocery stores?

In 2011 MTSU poll, some 65% of Tennesseans favored wine in grocery stores, as did 69% questioned by Vanderbilt   More

Year in Review: Republicans use new numbers to flex political, policy muscles

GOP-led legislature, however, for the first time sent Gov. Bill Haslam bills he would refuse to sign More

Council to weigh in on voucher program, charter authorizer

Council set to take up non-binding memorializing resolution on proposed state legislation More
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