Anita Wadhwani

Hundreds more members of the Tennessee National Guard are expected to arrive in Memphis over the next few days.

A Nashville judge has rejected one a state legal arguments for refusing to disclose the identities of Tennessee Highway Patrol officers.

Federal officials on Thursday announced the formation of a Nashville-based Homeland Security Task Force to combat gangs and drug trafficking.

A court hearing in Nashville Monday could decide whether Tennessee National Guard troops can continue patrolling the streets of Memphis.

With the looming prospect of federal food aid disappearing for nearly 1 in 10 Tennesseans starting Saturday, state Democratic lawmakers – and at least one Republican – have urged Gov. Bill Lee to follow the example of other state governors in taking action.  Lee, who’s out of state this week on an economic trip to Asia, […]

Children continue to be housed in Tennessee state office buildings, Department of Children’s Services Margie Quin chief acknowledged.

The Knox County Commission voted to temporarily shelve a pair of proposed ordinances that would compel nonprofits receiving county grants to pledge not to serve immigrants without legal status. The vote on Monday paused consideration of the ordinances for six months. It came after a procession of clergy, nonprofit workers, activists and citizens stood before […]

A federal judge has vacated a Biden era rule that extended anti-discrimination protections to LGBTQ patients in federal healthcare programs.

A three-judge panel ruled against Tennessee's effort to end a lawsuit challenging the inadequacy of exceptions to the state's abortion ban. 

More than 690,000 Tennesseans who rely on federally-funded food aid will lose it come Nov. 1 if the federal government shutdown continues.