Democracy is messy. But it doesn't have to be as messy as the Iowa Caucus made it Monday night when a software flaw caused a lot of stomach churning at a time when discussion of foreign interference in our elections is an everyday conversation.
Your local government has been at work - destroying records. Were they important records? We wish we could tell you, but we can't.
Donald Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, may never get to testify in a Trump impeachment trial (we say may because, hey, despite the Senate's no-witnesses vote, anything can happen). Besides, it seems Bolton may yet have the last word.
Imagine the panic in Wuhan as Chinese authorities and businesses closed the gates on the city, leaving 11 million residents there in virtual isolation and de facto quarantine as the dreaded coronavirus spreads.
It seems it was half a trial.
Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander is no Howard Baker - long said to be his mentor.
Are you fed up with the president's lawyers paving the way for a Trump monarchy?
Watch out for those flashy silver carp when you get around the Tennessee River.
Just when we thought orange barrels were the official Chattanooga flower, there is wonderful, miraculous, mind-soothing news: Those orange barrels will sprout a real garden along a major gateway to our city.
The forgotten tragedy of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial - whether the U.S. Senate finds its soul and allows a full and fair hearing complete with government-withheld documents and witnesses - is that our elections still remain vulnerable to foreign interference.
