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Tennessee lawmakers overwhelming passed a bill to ban CVS from operating both a pharmacy benefit manager and pharmacy stores in Tennessee. Now, Express Scripts and Pharmaceutical Care Management Association have joined CVS in suing the state over the measure. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
Express Scripts and the Pharmaceutical Care Ma...
“There’s no interest. I don’t know anybody who has any interest in doing that," said Sen.Ferrell Haile, a Portland Republican, of a rumor the legislature would take up redistricting of the state House and Senate. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
Two key Tennessee senators say the legislature won’t redraw state House and Senate districts ...
People gather for a public meeting on Tuesday, Feb.17, 2026, at the Montgomery City Public Library in Montgomery County, Missouri. They came to learn about a lawsuit filed by Preserve Montgomery County. (Le Chen)
As communities in Missouri and across the United States wrangle with multibillion-dollar data center proposals, they’re forced to make...
State lawmakers are nearly doubling the amount of money they will pay to a company that administrates the state's private school voucher program. Gov. Bill Lee, pictured here signing the voucher measure into law in 2025, has made school vouchers a keystone of his tenure. (Photo: John Partipilo/ Tennessee Lookout)
Tennessee lawmakers are giving a ...
The Tennessee General Assembly could take a couple of practical measures towards better governance in the state, including an effort aimed at dialing back the influence of Citizens United. (Photo: John Partipilo/Tennessee Lookout)
Our legislature is out of session, so Tennessee mercifully is getting a break from misguided laws, ethical lapses and...