The Tennessee Republican Party’s State Executive Committee voted overwhelmingly to deny outgoing Oak Ridge Rep. John Ragan’s challenge of his August primary loss to Rick Scarbrough. The committee voted 41-7 against Ragan’s claim that Democrats crossed over in the Anderson County Republican primary to help Scarbrough,

The Memphis Democrat drew the national spotlight as one of the “Tennessee Three,” expelled from his seat by legislative Republicans for participating in a gun-control protest on the state House floor.

The race for the White House is in the home stretch, but there is still a lot to come. Here's key dates, events coming up.

A new report by a Tennessee think tank, ThinkTennessee, found the Volunteer State has consistently trailed behind other states when it comes to voter registration rates.

Voter registration in Tennessee is lagging behind many other states according to a new report from a Tennessee think tank. In 2022, the state ranked 41st in the country for voter registration rates. State Capitol reporter Tori Gessner explains possible reasons why.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennesseans who want to vote in the November 5 presidential election have until October 7 to register. Any U.S. citizen with a driver’s license or a photo ID issued by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security can register online from any computer or mobile device at GoVoteTN.com.

Tennessee state Rep. Justin Pearson preaches importance of voting in November to Richard Bland College, Virginia State University students

The Tennessean's letters reflect the views of the authors and add to public discourse. At issue today: Lawmakers seeking to punish Memphis.

France-based company that specializes in nuclear power and renewable energy has selected a site in eastern Tennessee to build a multibillion-dollar centrifuge uranium enrichment facility.

The U.S. Justice Department doesn’t allege any wrongdoing by the influencers, some of whom it says were given false information about the source of the company’s funding.

Axios Visuals Tennessee hasn't voted for a Democratic presidential ticket since President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore in 1996. State of play: The GOP's dominant streak is likely to continue.

Federal judges have come to a decision about a contested 2022 congressional redrawing and redistricting of political maps in Tennessee that has allegedly disrupted Black and Democratic voters’ impact.