Morning Brief: Four governors form bipartisan auto caucus, more fallout from Y-12 security breach
Published Thursday, August 9th 2012
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Chattanooga film chronicles life at Howard School—Times Free Press
Four governors form bipartisan auto caucus—Reuters
Gov. Bill Haslam: Too soon to tell on parking lot guns bill—AP
Internet sales tax would cost shoppers $167 a year—Memphis Business Journal
Glen Casada says he won't challenge Beth Harwell for House speaker—Tennessean
Dem nominee Mark Clayton invokes MLK in tussle with party—TN Report
Southern white Democrats face end of an era in Congress—Wall Street Journal
More fallout from Y-12 security breach—News Sentinel
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