Tennessee Governor Bill Lee supports former President Donald Trump's tariff policies despite concerns from businesses and consumers. The tariffs imposed on Mexico, Canada, and China have caused ...

DeepSeek and Manus are Chinese AI tools. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday banned them from state networks. The Tennessee Attorney General also issued a consumer warning to Tennesseans using the ...

Gov. Bill Lee bans AI platforms Manus and DeepSeek in Tennessee over data security concerns linked to the Chinese government.

Gov. Bill Lee has banned two Chinese artificial intelligence applications from Tennessee's state network, citing "serious threats" to data privacy. Lee announced on Thursday the AI tools DeepSeek ...

Bill Lee outlined a bold conservation strategy. He proposed investments to protect the Duck River alongside legislation to curb Tennessee’s rapid loss of farmland. While I am grateful for ...

Lee said the program would 'change the future of Tennessee forever'. Gov. Bill Lee signed his long-awaited private school voucher program into law on Wednesday but would not commit to using a ...

Bill Lee and other officials traveled ... left behind by severe flooding over the weekend. Lee was joined by Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts and Tennessee Emergency Management Agency Director, Patrick ...

When it comes to Tennessee’s economy, Gov. Bill Lee is deferential to the business community. But when it comes to the nation’s economy, he defers to President Donald Trump. Despite concerns ...

Before a joint session of the Tennessee General Assembly, Gov. Bill Lee delivered his annual State of the State address. In his second term, Lee delivered his seventh annual speech. He called on ...

In his quest to establish Tennessee as a leader in the American nuclear industry, Gov. Bill Lee is proposing more than $92.6 million in new spending to help attract nuclear investments and ...

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee delivered his seventh State of the State address on February 10, 2025, outlining the state's legislative and budgetary priorities for the upcoming year. The proposed $ ...

Bill Lee's desk. If signed into law, the cell phone and device ban would go into effect on statewide July 1, and apply to the 2025-26 school year. A bill requiring Tennessee school districts to ...