It's long been a joke - but not a joking matter - that thanks to Gov. Bill Lee, state lawmakers, the National Rifle Association and the Tennessee Firearms Association, our state motto might as well be something like, "Tennessee - where we let you shoot first, and we'll ask questions later. Maybe."
The surveillance camera video is horrifying.
Chattanooga has a lion's share of wonderful outdoor play areas and venues, from downtown Riverwalk stages to majestic bluff views to the quiet lush of the Cumberland Trail.
The United States vs. Georgia, a lawsuit filed Friday by Attorney General Merrick Garland, draws a long red line in the sand.
President Joe Biden announced this week that the White House will allocate a portion of the funds from the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act toward public safety, including $350 million for state and local law enforcement agencies.
It's not often these days that we get to read some really uplifting news - especially uplifting news about Black history.
Last week, all of us - especially workers and businesses - scored a big victory when a federal judge in Houston, Texas, told a registered nurse in the Houston Methodist hospital system that if she thought her freedom was threatened by her employer insisting that she be vaccinated against COVID-19, well - she was free to go work somewhere else.
It was inevitable.
To hear Newsmax tell it, Southern Baptists have taken a "dangerous turn left."
What's the best insurance policy for our city's growth? Any city's growth? Any county's growth? Any state's or country's growth?
