What Memphians can expect in the 2026 TN General Assembly
The 114th Tennessee General Assembly reconvenes Jan. 13. (George Walker IV/AP Photo file)
The 114th Tennessee General Assembly reconvenes Jan. 13 and, once again, Memphis and Shelby County are in the spotlight.Â
This year, Memphians can expect partisan battles over immigration enforcement, who will control Memphis-Shelby County Schools, and potential new requirements for the Memphis Safe Task Force.Â
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Noah McLane
Noah McLane is a Tennessee native who is expected to graduate from Middle Tennessee State University in December. He was the editor-in-chief of Sidelines, his student newspaper, and covers topics like local and state government.
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