A bill mandating primary elections in Tennessee did something to Republican members of the Hamilton County state House legislative delegation earlier this week that prominent bills rarely do — split them in half.
Chattanooga voters may not believe it, but they're outliers when it comes to re-electing incumbents.
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Two years ago, the Tennessee Valley Authority decided to close its largest generating coal plant in Stewart County, 20 miles southwest of Clarksville, and replace it with cleaner natural gas.
We have always wondered why students haven't been exposed to the "success sequence" in every high school classroom, from geometry to psychology.
It appears things may get worse for the Hamilton County Republican Party before they get better.
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Some of you reading this today are panicking, some celebrating over President Donald Trump's recently tossed off comment that he might run for a third term.
If you've bought food over the past four years — and, well, who hasn't? — you know how prices have increased.
On average, according to the Bureau of Labor statistics, people change jobs every 4.2 years.
