When your team and your supporters are still lowering expectations for you after a debate, you may not have had the best night.
The findings from a state-ordered archaeological study will be the stated reason going forward that a new mental health hospital will not be built on Moccasin Bend, but a groundswell of opposition to construction on land that had been promised to become part of a national park unquestionably played a part.
If you realize that a month from this week, a new president will be elected, you understand that the next 37 days are going to get pretty serious.
A handful of billboards across Hamilton County say: "In loving memory of Julia Reagan."
We hope those businessmen who funded a Chattanooga crime study from the New York-based Manhattan Institute within the last year feel they got their money's worth.
It's been nearly 50 years since Tennessee has had a close United States Senate race that didn't involve an open seat, and U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn is treating her re-election race as if she knows that.
From its initial discussion during the Littlefield mayoral administration, we thought a public-private partnership to build affordable housing in Chattanooga was worth pursuing.
The 3-month-old argument about how Hamilton County government is organized and who is allowed to do what broke out again last week.
Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett, at the request of Hamilton County Commissioner Warren Mackey, D-Lake Vista, made a presentation to the commission on Wednesday and said something that may have taken those in attendance or listening online aback, especially after a raft of arrests of students on charges of making threats of mass violence.
Voters anxious to mark their ballots for their preferred presidential candidate when early voting starts next month may be caught off guard by a Hamilton County referendum at the end of their ballots.
