Sohn: Tennessee’s health news is finally looking up. Mostly.
There was good news and bad news on the health front this week. And thankfully more good news than bad - at least in the short term.

There was good news and bad news on the health front this week. And thankfully more good news than bad - at least in the short term.

Any idea that the process of redistricting was progressing smoothly in Hamilton County was shattered this week.

If you expect this week's Tennessee General Assembly's special session to review and approve incentives for the state's recently announced Ford plant to get a little sticky, you're not alone.

Tennessee's Republican politicians are demonstrating the same irresponsible and self-defeating behavior that some Volunteer fans showed Saturday night.

Former U.S. attorney for North Georgia, Byung J. "Bjay" Pak is our guy.

Our own North Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Rome, has never seen a camera she didn't like.

Chattanooga officials and some city residents took a big and needed step Tuesday by meeting to talk candidly about gun violence in our city.

Now we know what the "opt out" mask mandate has done for Tennessee.

The passage of Chattanooga's city budget last week sailed in and out the council chambers without a hitch - a pretty remarkable feat given that the $302 million budget gave raises to lots of city employees (especially police), did not defund police (a demand from some in our city) and included a $30 million city property tax increase (something that usually brings screams from the public).

Hello, Ford. Welcome to the new world - the new world of transportation post-combustion power.
