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From Knoxville News Sentinel: WASHINGTON - For outgoing Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., there won't be a presidential campaign in 2008. Instead, he will resume living in Nashville, do volunteer medical work in poor countries and head one or more national "summits" [...]

From the Nashville Post: Outgoing U.S. Senator Bill Frist has made no secret of a possible presidential bid in 2008, but an annual poll by Quinnipiac University in Connecticut says he has a lot of work to do. Frist, who has already hired staff in the primary battleground state of Iowa, ranked [...]

From The Associated Press: MAYNARDVILLE, Tenn. - People in this mountainous eastern Tennessee district don't seem surprised that their state senator's independent streak is causing consternation again among his fellow Republicans. Mike Williams bucked his own party two years ago to vote for longtime Senate Speaker [...]

From the Tennessean: Tennessee's first annual sales tax holiday proved to be a true success for families across Tennessee, providing them with financial savings while keeping local governments' coffers intact. Contrary to recent articles in The Tennessean's Williamson A.M. section, the sales tax holiday had no adverse impact on city and [...]

NASHVILLE -- Barely a week after their crushing defeat in Tennessee's gubernatorial race and their loss of [...]

From the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander suffered his first setback of the 2008 campaign season, losing his 18 month long campaign for Minority Whip to Trent Lott. “Lamar Alexander spent the last 18 months campaigning for this [...]

From the Jackson Sun: Lowe Finney was in a favorite Japanese restaurant Wednesday, chilling after his upset victory over state Sen. Don McLeary. "Look, guys," he said, showing the menu to his campaign aides and warming up for the punch line, "No barbecue, no pancakes, no catfish!" Different day. Different life. [...]

From the Tennessean: Tennessee Democrats always welcome the opportunity to talk about issues, and I would like to take a little time to tell readers a few of the things that we Tennessee Democrats believe. We fully support the outstanding efforts of Gov. Phil Bredesen, who has worked hard to [...]

From the Tennessean: Frequently in an off-year election, when no presidential race is on the ballot, the process is subject to voter apathy. No such apathy exists in the election Tuesday. A spirited race for a U.S. Senate seat, the election of a governor and a handful of highly charged referendums have spurred public interest and even brought nation [...]

From WSMV: NASHVILLE, Tenn -- The Democratic candidate vying for the District 13 seat held by Sen. Bill Ketron said Thursday he plans to file a complaint with the state alleging that the Murfreesboro Republican used his district legislative office as his campaign headquarters. Vince Springer of Spring Hill [...]

From the Commercial Appeal: WASHINGTON -- It was a revival of sorts. Former president Bill Clinton's speech to nearly 4,000 Harold Ford Jr. supporters at a Memphis church Wednesday echoed a time when Democrats had the Oval Office and the nation experienced [...]

From Victory 2006: Today the Bush Administration will put one of their talking heads in Tennessee to spin the President’s failed record on the economy, failures that have been shepherded through the Senate by retiring Majority Leader Bill Frist. But Tennesseans know the truth: under the misguided [...]