Tennessee reacts to Trump assassination attempt

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Tennessee reacts to Trump assassination attempt

The weekend shooting at a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania sent shockwaves across the country, including here at home in Tennessee.

Here's how local figures have responded to the assassination attempt, which happened just on the heels of the Republican National Convention. That kicks off today in Milwaukee.

• Tennessee pastors: 'We're a nation in trouble, have you noticed?'

The Tennessean will continue to bring the latest updates on the situation and its impact on the political landscape, both nationally and at home. Stay with Tennessean.com for the latest.

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🗳️ Politics: A total of 14,375 registered Tennessee voters received letters requesting proof of citizenship from the Division of Elections in June, weeks ahead of the Aug. 1 primary. A few citizens who received the letters shared their thoughts on the situation, one telling us it felt like a 'gut punch.' Vivian Jones has the full story here.

🍽️ Dining: Last month, the Tennessee Department of Health inspected more than 675 restaurants, food trucks and other food service kitchens in Davidson County. The median score on initial inspections was a near-perfect 98 out of 100. Others didn't fare as well.

🚌 Transportation: A $10 million federal grant will breathe new life into the Donelson Transit Center. Here's how the funds will 'reinvent' public transportation there.