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As the Williamson County Schools Board races heat up, based on reports and statements on social media, Jay Galbreath, the sitting board member from District 6, who ran and was elected as a Republican, has chosen to endorse not the fellow republican candidate in D7 Angela Beaton, but rather her

Why It Matters The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals' decision on the constitutionality of Tennessee's law restricting drag shows has significant implications for state’s rights to set legal boundaries that protect children from harmful exhibitions of adult oriented entertainment, and whether those who engage in such

Why It Matters The significant financial investments in Tennessee state Senate races by establishment leadership underscore the stakes involved in these primary challenges. Nearly $900,000 was allocated to support two incumbent senators, highlighting the broader implications these elections could have on the state's political landscape and leadership,

Biden DOJ and Shelby County DA Mulroy cut side deal to circumvent Tennessee state laws on aggravated prostitution amid skyrocketing HIV rates.

Why It Matters  Abortion advocacy groups like Planned Parenthood are targeting the Tennessee General Assembly, aiming to flip seats. Low voter turnout in the state might assist these groups in achieving their goals, potentially altering the state’s political dynamics. What we see Recent reports show a disappointing voter turnout

Why It Matters The incident involving Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson and the expired contract with Williamson Inc. raises significant concerns about fiscal responsibility and transparency in government operations. The use of taxpayer money without appropriate oversight or compliance with contractual terms threatens public trust and highlights potential governance issues

Why It Matters The controversy surrounding Williamson County's budget and the management of taxpayer funds raises significant concerns about transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility within local government. The issue of Mayor Anderson's office continuing to pay Williamson Inc. under an expired contract without proper renewal or