Cook: The greatest show on earth is never a circus
The last time I saw a circus elephant was a few years ago; it was a joyless moment, almost exploitative, in the way strip clubs can be.

The last time I saw a circus elephant was a few years ago; it was a joyless moment, almost exploitative, in the way strip clubs can be.

To talk about University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Title IX troubles is to sooner or later realize this:

First, a snowstorm.

There are two new baseball teams coming to Chattanooga this summer.
In 1998, Kelly Gissendaner was convicted of plotting the murder of her husband. The state of Georgia sentenced her to death.

In the middle of a party earlier this winter, my friend fell asleep on the couch.

My wife was snoozing in her kerchief. I was in my cap. Earlier that night, we'd settled in for a long winter's nap.

Local artist and teacher Robin Howe often works with area students, especially during the summer, when she runs a workshop-camp on getting into college.

This week, Sen. Bob Corker hopes to introduce one of the most magnificent bills of his career. It is global in scale, deeply moral and won't cost Washington much at all.
Gay kids don't go to prom.