
Kennedy: 15 hours in the Erlanger hospital emergency room
If you read the headline on this column expecting a rant, please back up.
If you read the headline on this column expecting a rant, please back up.
When I was assigned to be a Washington correspondent in 1994, I chose to move my young family to the northern Virginia suburb of Fairfax for a single reason: I…
It's understandable that many parents are upset about what is being taught in their schools.
Despite a robust economy, the U.S. budget deficit is poised to double over the next year — to an eye-watering $2 trillion.
Thousands drive across the Market Street bridge each morning, most without any thought of its history.
Current debates about preserving history can be contentious, but our Bluff View Art District illustrates an important dimension to that debate: art.
U.S. Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, a Republican from Colorado, turned heads recently.
People at St. Timothy's Episcopal Church on Signal Mountain call her "The Hat Lady." She even has the words "hat lady" in her email address.
The 14th Amendment went into effect on July 28, 1868.
I think too much about automobile tires. If this mental malady had a name, it would be called "tread dread."
Since February, Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has blocked all senior military promotions requiring Senate confirmation to protest the Pentagon's policy of all…
A misguided stunt by a single senator with extremist views on abortion is jeopardizing our national security and putting American lives at risk.
Our Chattanooga Public Library system, one of the city's greatest treasures, is interwoven into the fabric of this community so thoroughly that it is difficult…
Since my looming family reunion will be the first one without our beloved Druncle Mac, I thought it would be nice to remember him and revisit his life lessons.
When people ask what I do for fun, I just shrug and hope they go away. Ever since the pandemic, my sense of fun has been in hiding, tucked away far beneath my …