The state Senate has ordered an audit of the Edison Project, a new computer system which promises to make state operations virtually paperless.  Channel 4 News and the Tennessean report state workers are complaining that it doesn't work properly and spits out mistakes on employee paychecks.  The Edison Project has so far cost the state $135 million.  Sen. Bill Ketron (R-Murfreesboro) who is Chairman of the Fiscal Review Committee, has ordered the Comptroller's office to investigate what's wrong. 
In the House, Rep. Phillip Johnson (R-Pegram) revealed his paycheck had dramatic mistakes. Rep. Joe McCord (R-Maryville) said his insurance had been mysteriously canceled. The House Finance Committee demanded an explanation from Finance Commissioner Dave Goetz and the computer programmers. 
Click here to watch Dennis Ferrier's report on Channel 4
The Tennessean's Colby Sledge looks at the latest problems in his political blog