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As the Tennessee Valley Authority vies to keeps its $1 billion Memphis contract, concerns mount over transparency and messaging
As the federally owned utility struggles with its dual identity as a government agency and a competitive business, it rejects FOIA requests for salaries
"I pray justice will prevail,'' ex-cop responds
Move follows IPSR investigation into expired board terms
FOIA experts say Tennessee Valley Authority's decision appears illegal.
IPSR investigation leads public utility to honor pledge to post financial disclosures on web – just in time for a City Council hearing
IPSR investigation spurs more City Council questions about city-owned utility's transparency
IPSR investigation prompts council questioning of the city-owned utility's failure to post financial disclosure forms
Two weeks after an IPSR investigation found the city-owned utility wasn't posting disclosures, officials are mum
All 5 utility commissioners are serving on expired terms. It's legal. But as a monumental decision looms, activists say the mayor's failure to reappoint...