A couple of years ago, a travel review in The New York Times referred to Chattanooga as a "hyper clean, high-tech, outdoorsy family destination" that is "nearly geeky in its optimism."

Welp, Tom Brady is headed to the Super Bowl.In other news, cats hate dogs and vice versa. Yeah, and 18-wheelers in the left lane of the ridge cut stink.

A sure sign of aging is paying closer attention to the obituaries. For baby boomers, "a time to mourn" is at hand.

In the wake of the assault on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, Twitter permanently suspended Donald Trump's personal account, and Google, Apple and Amazon shunned Parler, which at least temporarily shut down the social media platform favored by the far right.

Recent announcements of grant funding for the preservation of Brown's Tavern, the oldest historical structure in Hamilton County, and the Battlefield at Wauhatchie, named for a Cherokee chief who fought alongside John Ross, Major Ridge and Tennessee's Andrew Jackson at Horseshoe Bend, have sparked a renewed interest in the region's Cherokee history.

For the last five years, Donald Trump has lived in my body.

Siskin Children's Institute recently received a $10,000 grant from Truist Foundation to assist in COVID-19 protection and sanitation procedures.

My biggest complaint about the Hamilton County Board of Education has for more than a minute now been the muddled application of what we all know as the organizational chart, which clearly shows who answers to whom.

Stephen Hall was enjoying Martin Luther King Jr. Day in his Chattanooga home Monday morning, glad to have the day off.

It is always good to see America shine in the world's eyes.

On a Thursday in mid-December, East Side Elementary School Principal Greg Wilkey, 49, was scrolling through photos on his smartphone.

My eyes popped when I saw the latest addition to the musical acts that will play at Joe Biden's inauguration on Wednesday.

For the last year, the inability to mount an effective response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been the worst public policy failure of my lifetime, needlessly costing the lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans and putting our economic security at risk.

This is an invitation.

Members of the Greater Chattanooga Realtors presented a $10,000 check to Janice Robertson, founder of the Snack Pack Food Ministry during a Realtor volunteering event.

Two viewpoints on how American can heal its political division.

Cummings Highway? Cummings Cove? Fifty-one years after his death, Will Cummings would be honored to learn that the Cummings name is still recognizable in the 21st century.

Many of you know that I went to Auburn. Hey, they threw a diploma in my window heading to Panama City, so I figured I'd stay awhile.

Just days after liberal donors from California and New York bought themselves two more senators from Georgia, anger boiled over in Washington D.C.

Jim Coppinger lowered his mask Wednesday during a news conference and announced the Hamilton County mask mandate will continue through March 31.

Like many Americans over the last week, I have been rendered speechless by what we witnessed in our nation's Capitol.

The first Habitat for Humanity house constructed in the Chattanooga area was built in 1986 for a family on Signal Mountain.

"There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn't true; the other is to refuse to accept what is true," wrote Soren Kierkegaard, the Danish philosopher and theologian (1813-1855).