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Opinion: Having a child too often a life and death struggle in Ohio

Opinion: Having a child too often a life and death struggle in Ohio
udy Greenlea Taylor and Cheryl Harris Sutton
© Shelley Mays/The Tennessean
Makayla Davis was born two month early weighing two pounds. She holds on tight to her mother s finger while a nurse tries to insert an IV into her other arm. The Newborn Center in Memphis has cared for over 50,000 sick babies in 40 years. Memphis has the highest infant mortality rate among the largest U.S. cities, comparable to third world countries. Tennessee once ranked fourth in the nation in infant mortality.
The anticipatory thoughts and emotions during delivery and parenthood can range from the highs of feeling overjoyed and excited to the lows of feeling uncertainty, fear and worry. ....

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Tennessee lawmaker backs down from measure banning local challenges of state law constitutionality

Tennessee lawmaker backs down from measure banning local challenges of state law constitutionality
Yue Stella Yu, Nashville Tennessean
A Tennessee lawmaker s attempt to bar local authorities from filing constitutional challenges over state law has failed for the year.
The proposal, spearheaded by Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown, has been watered down and passed the Senate 17-10 on Wednesday following bipartisan concerns from his colleagues the bill could restrict local governments authority to hold the state accountable.
The House matched with the Senate version Wednesday night and passed the bill 71-21. The bill is pending Gov. Bill Lee s signature.
The language barring local constitutional challenges was removed from Kelsey s original proposal. Under the previous language, local authorities would have been barred from suing the state in court or funding similar lawsuits over a state law s constitutionality. The bill also would have allowed ....

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What's in the Tennessee budget? Legislators pass a $42 billion spending plan

What s in the Tennessee budget? Legislators pass a $42 billion spending plan
Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean
Tennessee legislators passed a $42.6 billion budget Thursday, one that s heavy on one-time spending and capital projects as a way to put to use surplus revenue.
Republican legislative leaders tout the budget bill as a conservative spending plan strategically using the state s surplus of cash toward projects that will continue to create jobs in future years. But some Democrats said the state did not prioritize enough additional ongoing funding to aid schools and struggling families.
© Stephanie Amador / The Tennessean
Roll Call is taken in the House during the first day of the 112th Tennessee General Assembly, Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021, at the state Capitol, in Nashville, Tenn. ....

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What's in the Tennessee budget? Here's a preview of the plan legislators will pass

What s in the Tennessee budget? Legislators pass a $42 billion spending plan
Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean
Tennessee legislators passed a $42.6 billion budget Thursday, one that s heavy on one-time spending and capital projects as a way to put to use surplus revenue.
Republican legislative leaders tout the budget bill as a conservative spending plan strategically using the state s surplus of cash toward projects that will continue to create jobs in future years. But some Democrats said the state did not prioritize enough additional ongoing funding to aid schools and struggling families.
© Stephanie Amador / The Tennessean
Roll Call is taken in the House during the first day of the 112th Tennessee General Assembly, Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021, at the state Capitol, in Nashville, Tenn. ....

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Nathan Bedford Forrest bust: Tennessee gets OK to remove from Capitol

Gov. Bill Lee now has permission to remove from the Tennessee state Capitol the bust of Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, a process he has pursued much of the last year despite resistance from the legislature, which continues to push back against the statue s relocation.
25 to 1 in favor of relocating the Forrest bust to the Tennessee State Museum, the alternative venue for a monument to the early Ku Klux Klan leader that members of the African American community and anti-racist advocates have sought for years.
The meeting lasted more than five hours as commissioners heard testimony from 30 speakers, the vast majority of them in favor of relocating the bust. Historians, pastors, activists and other interested citizens were among those who remained on the line of the virtual meeting for hours waiting to speak, as they have during past meetings of the Capitol and Historical commissions. ....

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