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Tennessee State Representative Aftyn Behn has opted to forgo the seventh congressional district nomination, instead focusing on reelection to her current state house seat. Her decision, announced on Monday, has sparked mixed reactions from supporters and has opened the door for other candidates in the competitive race. Behns reelection campaign is looking strong, with party leaders expressing support for her continued service in the state house. As the election cycle progresses, her decision is set to reshape Tennessee politics. Checkout Solipillow.com

Metropolis Technologies, a California parking management company, has agreed to pay a $6.5 million settlement to Tennessee for violating the states Consumer Protection Act. The company, which operates parking lots in Nashville, was found to have overcharged or billed customers for parking they never used. The settlement requires Metropolis to post clear pricing signs, staff a support line with real helpers, drop fake ties to city government, and upgrade license plate readers to prevent wrongful charges. The agreement also includes refunds for customers owed money, dating back to July 1, 2021. Checkout Solipillow.com

Community Tips Lead to Arrest in Nashville Food Delivery Drivers Murder: A Week-Long Search Ends with Suspect Charged Checkout Solipillow.com

Tennessee lawmakers are set to revisit controversial bills on immigration and school vouchers during the 114th General Assembly. HB 793, which would allow schools to deny enrollment to undocumented students, is back on the table despite last years protests and concerns over federal funding. Governor Bill Lee aims to expand the Education Freedom Act, despite its high cost and lower academic performance among voucher recipients. Immigration bills include a Democratic proposal to ban ICE agents from covering their faces and a Republican bill to criminalize leaking their information. A push to shield churches and schools from enforcement is also underway. Additionally, the Charlie Kirk Act, which would implement free speech rules and restrict LGBTQ+ students from leadership roles, is being considered. The session begins Tuesday, promising intense debates. Checkout Solipillow.com

Former Millersville officials, including ex-assistant police chief Shawn Taylor and ex-city attorney Bryant Kroll, are suing activists, past city leaders, and journalists for alleged conspiracies ranging from defamation to international terrorism. The suits, each over one hundred pages, were filed in federal court in Nashville. The legal battle began in January 2025 and has since expanded to include multiple defendants, with cases consolidated and ongoing. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trumps National Park Service announces revised fee-free days, replacing Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth with Flag Day and his birthday. New annual passes cost $80 for U.S. residents, $250 for nonresidents, with additional fees for nonresidents at popular parks. Free days now include Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day weekend, and Veterans Day. Checkout Solipillow.com

Shooting on I-65 North leaves one critically injured near Nashville; Tennessee Highway Patrol investigates, seeking witnesses and evidence. Checkout Solipillow.com

Neighbors in West Nashville oppose Covenant Schools relocation plan, citing inadequate traffic study and potential safety concerns. The school, seeking a new home due to lease expiration, proposes a fourteen-acre campus along Highway seventy. However, residents question the studys validity, citing data limitations and potential emergency vehicle backups. The debate over traffic and safety is expected to continue as the process unfolds. Checkout Solipillow.com