The Suppression of the Cottage Food Industry
Local food producers feel the srain of the state's cottage food laws
Speeding through the Loop
How the Trump administration is staying ahead of the opposition
Mulroy against the ropes in Memphis
State Senator Brent Taylor builds his case against DA Steven Mulroy in the City of the Blues
Vivek Ramaswamy is Not Trump’s Tempo
But, the latest book from MAGA 2.0’s first casualty offers advice the movement would do well to heed.
Hope is a Decision
It’s one Tennessee Tax Revolt’s Ben Cunningham has made for 25 years
Cookeville Mayor Caves to Activist Pressure
How a small-time politician’s Christmas parade takeover betrayed the values of her constituents
The Metro Council Takes on the Surveillance State
At the center of discussions during last night's council meeting was whether or not to renew a contract with a law enforcement surveillance company
A Kanew Political Low
With The Tennessee Holler, California transplant Justin Kanew has fashioned himself as the state’s uncontrollable opposition. But his dubious history and assaults on journalistic ethics could further embolden the legislature’s supermajority.
Metro Council Rundown (11/19/24)
RESOLUTIONS * RS2024-792 (Deferred) approving a sole source contract with Fusus, LLC. to integrate and expand surveillance camera technol
When Was the Last Time You Read the Constitution?
Joni Bryan, founder of the 917 Society, fights for our students to know their rights - and responsibilities
Nullification Part Deux
We talk with Senator Adam Lowe about last week's summer study over whether or not the state can ignore orders from the federal government
Wrestling Over Weather Control
Rep. Monty Fritts talks about his infamous weather modification bill
Niceley Returns to the Farm
Historian, Farmer, & Former State Senator Frank Niceley retrospects & looks forward
Flip-Flopping Freddie
In 2018, he wanted to show voters how much Mayor Barry's transit referendum could cost them. In 2024, he doesn't think it necessary. What changed?
Musings of the Carbon King
Jason Isaac, CEO of the American Energy Institute, talks to us about the nation's energy landscape