Gov. Lee pushes toward nuclear energy with funding for potential small modular reactor
Tennessee looks to go nuclear, working toward plans to build the country's first small, modular nuclear reactor (SMR) in the ...
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Efforts to repeal Tennessee's grocery tax appear to have hit a snag
The effort to repeal Tennessee's Grocery Tax may not happen this year, or if it does, it may be considerably downsized.
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Some Tennessee charter school applicants could bypass local districts under governor’s proposal
– Beginning July 1, any school board whose decision to deny a charter application is overturned by the state three times ...
Lee administration won’t commit yet to competitive bid for Tennessee voucher contract
As Gov. Bill Lee is set to sign a statewide school voucher program into law, he has yet to confirm a competitive bid for a ...
With 233 open trooper positions, Gov. Lee’s proposed budget would add 100 more
Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson said the decision to add the jobs is based on the state’s need for them.
How Tennessee could be the 'first mover' in a US nuclear revival with $92.6M from Gov. Lee
The proposed state budget includes $50 million for small modular reactors in Tennessee built "like they're the Model T Ford." ...
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Gov. Bill Lee Unveils 59.5 Billion Dollar Budget for Tennessee with Investments in Education Infrastructure and Public Safety
Gov. Bill Lee's $59.5 billion budget plan for Tennessee prioritizes education, infrastructure, and economic growth.
Gov. Bill Lee says he wants to make childcare more affordable, available
Finding affordable childcare is a struggle many parents deal with. Governor Bill Lee said he wants to make it more affordable ...
Gov. Bill Lee's State of State address talked about Oak Ridge's nuclear industry
Here is a portion of Gov. Bill Lee's State of the State address delivered Feb. 10, 2025 that deals with the nuclear industry, ...
University of Tennessee wants modern buildings, and its top priority has Gov. Lee's support
The project is included in Gov. Bill Lee's proposed budget, which requires legislative approval. What's next for University of Tennessee construction?
Tennessee governor proposes another $1B toward roads amid a $30B project backlog
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is proposing an injection of more than $1 billion into road projects to address the state’s $30 billion projects backlog ...