Tennessee legislators in the past have rightly criticized various courses, instruction and interruptions in the public school day that take time away from academic learning, particular in the core subjects of English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies.
For only the second time in the last 15 years, an incumbent Republican member of the Hamilton County state legislative delegation will have a serious primary opponent. In fact, two of them will.
The rightward drift of the state Republican Party has encouraged the Hamilton County Democratic Party to field a candidate to oppose each Republican member of the county legislative delegation for the first time since 2018.
We were sure someone was playing an April Fool's Day joke when we heard earlier in the week it was suggested Dulles International Airport outside of Washington, D.C., be renamed for former President Donald Trump.
You just have to chuckle when you hear elected Republicans criticized for expressing their opinions about the upcoming UAW election at Chattanooga's Volkswagen plant.
All the crime statistics that can be mined and all the soothing talk from public officials who mean well aren't going to convince someone who feels unsafe that they are safe.
Cities located on rivers across the country likely breathed a sigh of relief last week that the tragedy on Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge didn't happen in their town.
As March moves into April, bills are being dispensed with in the Tennessee General Assembly.
They finally did it. They found a way to trivialize the Bible in Tennessee.
We don't know Ronnie Kennedy or Joe E. Blevins Jr., but the Marion County men sound like a couple of salt-of-the earth folks who just want potential buyers of mountaintop property to be wary about what they might be buying.
