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Critics: Latest DOJ antitrust lawsuit a 'diversion' from inflation
(The Center Square) – Housing and rental prices are among the top issues in this fall’s presidential campaign between Democrat Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. The Biden-Harris administration now alleges that landlords are coordinating with a software company to keep rents artificially high. In a civil antitrust lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, federal officials claim that RealPage, a software company used by the apartment industry to gather data on rent prices and other information, uses an algorithm that...
Tennessee Treasury Returns Over $20,000 in Unclaimed Property to Non Profits
In celebration of National Nonprofit Day, the Tennessee Department of Treasury, Unclaimed Property Division is working to successfully return more than $20,000 in missing money to various nonprofit organizations throughout the state. This initiative highlights the Department’s commitment to supporting nonprofits that play a crucial role in Tennessee communities.
Gov. Lee announced the recipients of the Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education grant program, emphasizing the administration’s commitment to enhancing career and technical education in rural counties across Tennessee
Chattanooga, TN – According to the state officials, Governor Lee also highlighted that GIVE is his first legislative priority, reflecting his dedication to investing in the state’s future workforce. To date, he has invested $50 million into the program to support rural workforce development through technical education. The...
Community group hoping to prevent Oak Ridge pool from being demolished
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — In 1944, Oak Ridge leaders built the Oak Ridge Outdoor Pool, giving Manhattan Project workers a place to relax and stay cool during the summer. It was the first public pool in the city to be desegregated, and for generations, families have made memories at the pool.
License plate readers, mobile surveillance system could be coming to Morristown
License plate reader cameras and a mobile video surveillance system could be coming to Morristown. The city council is set to review the proposed purchase of a License Plate Reader System from Flock Safety and the Rapid All-Terrain Tower (RATT) from Critical Tech Solutions on September 3.
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