When Northgate Mall opened on March 15, 1972, a snapshot from the day looking north along Highway 153 showed very little development.
In all likelihood, you've never heard of the Antideficiency Act.
It was 10 years ago late this fall in an editorial board meeting at the Times Free Press when then-Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Bill Kilbride talked about hearing business executives complain about how difficult it was to find local people to fill the good jobs they had to offer.
We're glad Dr. Jack McConnell isn't around to hear the medical expert in the White House say that the use of Tylenol during pregnancy could be linked to autism in children and urged pregnant women not to take it for pain.
Did you see the stories, or the astounding video, earlier this week on the sinkhole in Bangkok, Thailand?
When congressional Republicans passed The One Big Beautiful Bill Act earlier this year, the hue and cry about thousands being plunged into dire hunger made headlines in national media.
Where free speech is concerned, it's often difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff in the Trump administration.
Many Americans are rightly upset that the National Park Service, as directed by the Trump administration, is removing materials related to slavery and Native Americans.
Media had been seeking information, public record requests had been stymied and at least one lawmaker had been blocked in his attempts to retrieve data on the state's new tuition grant program.
Most employees of a company who learned they could sign a contract the likes of what Volkswagen put on the table Wednesday would think Christmas had come early.
