Cook: The bad news about the good news
The American Bible Society just named Chattanooga the most Bible-minded city in America.
Cook: In God and the bomb
Megan Rice is a Catholic nun who turns 84 in a week. So committed to nonviolence, she wouldn't harm an attack dog, even if it was attacking her. From her jail cell, she writes letters in partial cursive that talk about the immeasurable love of God.
Cook: One man’s iodine is another’s meth
As we pass the time waiting and watching to see if Marion County authorities will charge and arrest the teenagers who confessed to harassing and assaulting a Raccoon Mountain cyclist 11 days ago -- we're still investigating, a detective said earlier this week -- let's talk about another crime.
Why do we have to choose at all?
Last year, there was a shooting near The Howard School.
Cook: Share the road less traveled
Man, cyclists tell some crazy stories. They're almost like ... war stories.
Cook: The bike ride that won’t end
Anders Swanson read the Chattanooga police incident report on Thursday afternoon.
Cook: Is green the new red?
Who: Journalist Will Potter, a journalist from Washington, D.C.
Cook: As terrifying as riding a bike
As he was clutching his throat and gasping for breath, hoping to God he wasn't dying, Anders Swanson thought things couldn't get much worse.
Cook: (Don’t) be a man, (Don’t) get tough
A new season of rec league basketball started Saturday for kids in our neighborhood.
Cook: Now you see me, now you don’t
It sounds so promising - video visitation for Hamilton County Jail inmates.
