Published 11/06/2008 By RICK WAGNER Local economic developers who went on Tennessee’s recent Volkswagen trade mission to Germany came back hopeful of regional spin-off from VW’s new plant near Chattanooga. They also got a...
Democratic Gov. Phil Bredesen spoke publicly this afternoon for the first time since his party lost a numerical majority in the Tennessee House of Representatives and said "the people have spoken." Bredesen first congratulated...
Next Politics & Policy Article NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee Republicans can flex newfound muscle and shake the Tennessee Capitol to its foundation when they take control of the General Assembly in January. The seismic change...
State sales tax collections are cratering in a nasty little side effect to America's economic meltdown, and Gov. Phil Bredesen is doing what any former HMO executive would do: Cutting health-care benefits for some of the...
The state of Tennessee has been ranked as having the second-best business climate in the country by a trade publication, based on the views of corporate site seekers and the state's track record of attracting new investments.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Lawmakers in the upcoming 106th Tennessee General Assembly can look forward to a pay raise even while the state is struggling to make ends meet during an economic downturn. Members of the state's part-time...
Knoxville TN (SPX) Nov 04, 2008 - Construction started this week in the Knoxville-Oak Ridge Innovation Valley of East Tennessee on a biofuel refinery that will use switchgrass, a perennial crop, as a feedstock to produce...
By DUNCAN MANSFIELD • Associated Press • November 3, 2008 KNOXVILLE — After a lifetime in politics, former Sen. Howard Baker Jr. said there still is much to learn about the history of the American political system and how it...
Tennesseans have continued to pop up in the national dialogue throughout the campaign, thanks to a steady stream of news that has ranged from a presidential debate and a once-popular candidate to flip-flops and waffle mix.
Groundwork laid for Metro takeover in the event state benchmarks aren't met By Jaime Sarrio and Michael Cass • THE TENNESSEAN • November 3, 2008 Mayor Karl Dean is preparing himself to assume control of Nashville schools should...