Opinion: National media finally seeing the light of truth on the country’s economic recovery
It's hard for a lifelong member of the media to be mad at the media.

It's hard for a lifelong member of the media to be mad at the media.

Early voting starts today for the Hamilton County general election and state primary election. Voters going to the polls between now and July 27 and on Election Day (Aug. 1) have some important choices to make.

Let's just be clear. There are not enough women or Democrats in our local and state politics, and especially not enough in our courtrooms.

The noise surrounding our national politics can overwhelm citizens and cause them to disengage from all politics.
Suffice it to say the partisan labels our Tennessee legislature has insisted school board elections now carry — Democrat, Republican or independent — shouldn't, and actually don't, matter.
According to reporting, Donald Trump took the Iowa Republican Caucus by landslide and storm.

Odd as it may sound, I'd like to thank the Republican members of the Tennessee House of Representatives.

I don't really know how to say goodbye. But I must.

We noticed last week that Hamilton County District Attorney Coty Wamp, who said she couldn't unsee and couldn't unsmell some the things she saw at the Budgetel Inn when she carried East Ridge's petition for closure to Criminal Court Judge Boyd Patterson, might need glasses.

The Chattanooga Regional Homeless Coalition is now covering the cost of 18 hotel rooms for families displaced from the Budgetel Inn.
