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KNS: State attorney general to investigate Mayor's Office

When TN state Attorney General was asked the question: “May Rutherford County officials legally authorize the use of tax-increment financing under (state law) for a religious, privately-owned business entity?”
His answer was that the use of public funds for an individual project “would depend on all the facts and circumstances” of the development and the [...]

When TN state Attorney General was asked the question: “May Rutherford County officials legally authorize the use of tax-increment financing under (state law) for a religious, privately-owned business entity?”
His answer was that the use of public funds for an individual project “would depend on all the facts and circumstances” of the development and the [...]

It turns out the same district attorney who prosecuted Paul House for murder 23 years ago plans to retry him, despite the fact that the U.S. Supreme Court declared the death row inmate is likely innocent.

Shelbyville's city council will consider a change in the city's charter dealing with power board appointments after receiving an opinion from the state attorney general that says the mayor can veto...

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The Jackson Sun editorializes in favor of Senator Roy Herron’s bill allowing public schools to teach the bible:

The City Paper has the story on how Rite-Aid would have been wrong in the State Attorney General's book. Ostensibly looks like a loss for the church membership and a partial win for preservationists and the local neighborhood (can a church group buy the property and demo the 1921 structure and build another church?).

Revenue data released this morning by the Tennessee Department of Finance & Administration indicates the state's revenue crisis is going to be twice as bad as the Bredesen administration had

Bar favors council member Jameson
By CHRIS ECHEGARAY • Staff Writer (Tennessean) • March 12, 2008