After unemployment in Tennessee jumped to a record high 15.8% in April 2020, the jobless rate in Tennessee fell last month to 4% - the lowest since March 2020 before the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the economy.
Omicron is here. Omicron is the new and still mystery-shrouded variant of concern in the ever-evolving coronavirus.
Was it just another tornado? Or is it climate change?
You have to wonder if the right hand in Nashville knows what the left hand is doing - especially with our money.
In front of a packed room last week, the Hamilton County Election Commission promised more transparency in the next steps of a once-a-decade election precinct mapping process.
A lot is riding on the new Hamilton County schools superintendent: more than 44,000 students and their parents, 6,000 school employees and a $440 million budget are just the obvious things.
In a year - and in the coming year - of leadership changes in Hamilton County, at least one new leader is chosen.
Statehouse observers report that some of our lawmakers are having second thoughts now about their barely month-old COVID-19 omnibus bill - the one they cobbled together largely outside of public view, and some of it apparently outside their own view.
School board seats across the state are about be hot seats in the newest game of musical chairs dreamed up by the Tennessee General Assembly.
How many ways can we say this? It's inevitable. Here we go again. Let's hope this time is easier, but let's not count on it.
