Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights leader whose birthday was celebrated as a federal holiday Monday, seemed to be everywhere in 1963 as cities across the country battled over the desegregation of schools and the integration of public accommodations.
It wasn't a Hamilton County Board of Education meeting as such.
Back in August 2023, we discussed in this space the story of a Tullahoma High School student who posted satirical images or memes that made fun of his principal's "overly serious behavior."
A bill that would regulate what we have long believed is the most insidious, most unfair, most disgusting type of political advertising was introduced in the Tennessee legislature earlier this week.
The 1890 Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul may have won the battle, but the outcome of the war has yet to be determined.
Expect to hear the name of Charlie Kirk come up frequently in the Tennessee General Assembly, which starts its 2026 session today.
We have always maintained that the success of Gov. Bill Lee's Education Savings Account (ESA) plan, and then of his Education Freedom Act scholarship program, will not be measured accurately until several years of results are under their belts.
Somewhere, sometime today, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp or someone in his office will be talking to someone about potential Hamilton County business the public knows nothing about.
Fairness dictated that former state Rep. Robin Smith not go to prison for her role in a corruption conspiracy, while her codefendants were given pardons by President Donald Trump.
Another monument storm is brewing in Nashville.
