Editor’s Note This article reflects the immediate legal and political fallout following the U.S. Supreme Court’s April 29, 2026, decision in Louisiana v. Callais. The ruling overturned a previous map […]
By Mike Sparks Tennessee Mourns the Loss of Representative G.A. Hardaway: A Legacy of “Policy Over Politics” NASHVILLE, TN — Flags across Tennessee flew at half staff as the Tennessee […]
Editor’s Note: It’s always nice to receive a simple ‘thank you card.’ It’s a simple gesture—yet yields the best return. I received this today from Chairman Michale Hale who chairs […]
This article originally appeared in Shelbyville Now House Says Fix It. Senate Says Ignore It. So Who Are They Really Representing? By- David Thomas The Tennessee legislature just delivered two […]
How this Bill Benefits Workforce Housing While luxury high-rises and subsidized low-income developments often dominate the headlines, a critical segment of our population is frequently left in the “housing gap.” […]
The threats are real. They are rising. And they are landing on both sides of the aisle. The shadow of the 1960s looms large over today’s fractured political landscape, but […]
The first constitution of the state of Tennessee was adopted in 1796. The constitution was drafted in Knoxville by a convention consisting of 55 delegates. Once it was completed, the […]
Why Tennessee Doesn’t Need a State Property Tax BY JUSTIN OWEN March 3, 2026 2:43PM This November, Tennesseans will go to the polls to elect their next governor, members of […]
The Tennessee General Assembly was awaken by an invocation by Rep. Rusty Grills. Straight Rows & Steady Faith As a ninth-generation farmer and Tennessee State Representative (District 77), Rep. Rusty […]
Rutherford County Mayoral Candidate Randy Allen Highlights Leadership and Integrity in Podcast Discussion Murfreesboro, TN — Rutherford County mayoral candidate Randy Allen joined State Representative Mike Sparks and co-host Rodger […]