Opinion: Chancery Court order a win for Tennessee teachers
A three-judge panel has dismissed a lawsuit by the Tennessee Education Association, which means teachers' paychecks and union dues now will be severed.

A three-judge panel has dismissed a lawsuit by the Tennessee Education Association, which means teachers' paychecks and union dues now will be severed.

If you believe what you read, you would conclude that the upcoming special session of the Tennessee legislature on public safety will be a dud, with little of substance likely to be passed.

State Sen. Todd Gardenhire, R-Chattanooga, has been in office for nearly 11 years, but he's been supportive of school voucher-type programs for much longer.

It's not your imagination.

The Hamilton County district attorney's office has a new resource in a battle against the opioid scourge — a chief opioid prosecutor.

A new study on school shootings in Tennessee over the last 25 years shows that half of the 12 fatalities over the period occurred at The Covenant School in Nashville in March.

Though public statements about what a new state law would do to the Chattanooga Police Advisory and Review Committee (PARC) have been a bit hyperbolic, it is a shame the Tennessee state lawmakers couldn't help meddling in a local process that appeared to be working.
It's about to get a lot hotter, and we're not talking about the temperature outside.

Everybody's thought it.

In just over three weeks, a special called session of the Tennessee General Assembly will gavel to order to discuss what Gov. Bill Lee said would be strengthening public safety and preserving constitutional rights.
