Pam’s Points: Our era of insults, defenses and excuses
Heaven help the Republican senators who in the future tweet their minds.

Heaven help the Republican senators who in the future tweet their minds.

The days are ticking down to Chattanooga's mayoral and council election day.

If the hearings this week in Washington about the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection showed us nothing else, it was that we still don't know enough about what really happened that day.

Too often, our infrastructure conversations take on the tone of fixing old things, when what we should be doing is imagining and creating new things.

Something has to give with policing and police training.

There's great truth in the saying that "all politics are local."

The Texas weather blame game has been a telling moment for Lone Star State Republicans. And it doesn't tell anything good.

After several months of record high numbers, Hamilton County's COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations have begun to trend downward toward October measures, according to the Hamilton County Health Department.

Shortly after Donald Trump's acquittal Saturday with only seven Republicans willing to vote for his conviction on an impeachment charge of incitement of insurrection, a pundit on CNN said the vote to convict just "didn't have enough Republicans."

It has been a given - almost from the beginning of talks about TennCare III - that anything the Volunteer State would do about exchanging a Medicaid health care waiver for a Trump administration health care "block grant" would end up costing us more money and giving Tennessee's working poor less coverage.
