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The Tennessee Lookout won 11 awards at Thursday’s Tennessee Press Association, including five first-place wins. 

The awards, sponsored in conjunction with the University of Tennessee, recognize the top journalism in the state. Winners were selected from more than 1,000 individual entries. 

The Lookout took home a first-place award for Public Service Jo...


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As communities in Missouri and across the United States wrangle with multibillion-dollar data center proposals, they’re forced to make quick decisions that can affect their economy, natural resources and way of life for generations.

How can communities with no prior experience navigate these mega-sized industrial facilities driven by the rapid buildout of cloud computi...


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Express Scripts and the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association each filed separate lawsuits against the state of Tennessee this month over legislation that bans a pharmacy benefits manager, PBM, from owning a pharmacy.

The new suits now mean the


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Two key Tennessee senators say the legislature won’t redraw state House and Senate districts next year, despite a high court decision clearing the way for new maps without minority-majority requirements.

Lawmakers just approved new congressional districts for Tennessee in one of the most rancorous special legislative sessions in memory. The move split up the 9th Congre...


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A Nashville judge on Wednesday swiftly issued a temporary restraining order preventing the Tennessee Department of Health from turning over the names of about 400 disabled and critically ill kids to a state immigration agency that cooperates with federal immigration enforcement.

Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal issued the order within hours of the filing...


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