Opinion: Our know-it-all Tennessee lawmakers poised to fail us again with ‘implicit bias’ bill
Cue up Tennessee Republicans to stomp their feet and bigfoot school, parental and individual rights or decisions — again.
Opinion: Don’t want your student’s class too big? Call your Tennessee lawmakers
File this under the heading of "another Tennessee bill packaged under the guise of helping education but actually giving cover to another Tennessee failure."
Opinion: Is there finally a fissure in the Taylor/Wamp/Hamilton County lawsuit dam?
Is the dam breaking on the Hamilton County Commission after three months of stubborn stonewalling with new Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp?
Opinion: Re-imagining Chattanooga’s Broad Street has promise
Here we are again in Chattanooga "re-imagining" something. This time, we're re-imagining Broad Street as "a park with a street" running through it.
Opinion: Will we have micro-affordable housing or micro-affordability?
Affordable housing has become the one of the buzziest buzz phrases of our time here in Chattanooga. And it should be. We have a growing problem here.
Opinion: TVA’s ongoing fossil fuel plan shows TVA is the fossil
Even as climate change is supercharging weather extremes and driving record years for billion-dollar disasters, and even as concerns are raised repeatedly by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and environmental groups, the nation's largest federal utility is planning once again to just trade one fossil fuel for another. TVA is merely trading coal for natural gas.
Opinion: Long live Chattanoogans’ good-natured ‘guerilla urbanism’
We won't deny it. The punk artsy homemade bench painted red and white with the big sign reading "This bench is illegal, but shouldn't be" brought us a big smile and warmed our heart.
Opinion: What if our Hamilton County clown show was a TV sitcom?
Think of this as our Hamilton County Clown Show, saga 14: The Sequel and The Prequel.
Opinion: Chattanooga is doing something right on crime and guns
It's safe to say many Chattanoogans received some unexpected and surprising news Monday: Despite two high-profile mass shootings here last summer, city residents saw fewer shootings throughout 2022 than anytime in the past decade.
Opinion: Our new TVA board members may need our thoughts and prayers
The Tennessee Valley Authority finally has a full slate of board members after the U.S. Senate at the 11th hour in December confirmed six new directors nominated by President Joe Biden.
