18 Oct 2024

Category: Tennessee

Tennessee

The state will receive $4.9 million from a $188.6 million multistate settlement over deceptive marketing claims against a maker of surgical mesh products

Chattanooga, TN – Attorney General Herbert Slatery’s office announced Tennessee’s share in the settlement with Boston Scientific Corporation involving 47 states and Washington, D.C. The complaint claims the company misrepresented the safety of the synthetic woven fabric implanted in women by failing to disclose potential…

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Three University of Tennessee football players are facing an indefinite suspension from the team after campus police logs show they were arrested on misdemeanor charges related to drug possession and paraphernalia in a dorm

Chattanooga, TN- According to the statement, Martavius French, Isaac Washington and Aaron Willis were among five people arrested for a incident at Stokely Hall on the Knoxville campus. Another student and a juvenile were also arrested. French is a freshman linebacker from Memphis who did not…

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The Tennessee Department of Health has updated Tennessee’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan as the state continues to prioritize Tennesseans most at risk of hospitalization and death from COVID-19

Chattanooga, TN – According to the statement, Tennesseans in Phase 1c of the state’s plan are now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccination. The officials have announced that the phase 1c of the state’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan includes Tennesseans age 16 and older with high-risk health…

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A bill in Tennessee would make obstructing a highway a felony and it will grant immunity to drivers who unintentionally injure or kill someone blocking a highway

Chattanooga, TN – According to the officials, that would include protesters who illegally block roadways. Under HB 513, if a driver “who is exercising due care” unintentionally injures or kills someone blocking a highway, the driver would be immune from prosecution for the injury or…

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Tennessee Republicans put universities in the state on notice after the ETSU men’s basketball team knelt during the national anthem last week

TENNESSEE – According to the statement, Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally and 26 state senators signed the letter addressed to ETSU, Tennessee-Chattanooga, Tennessee-Martin, Middle Tennessee State, East Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech, University of Tennessee, Memphis and Austin Peay. “The National Anthem is a symbol of pride for…