Sometimes I have to take inventory of what our two teenage sons can - and cannot - do.

Two views are expressed on the subject of reforming the judicial system.

Most Hamilton County residents have driven Highway 58 and seen the signs for Booker T. Washington State Park.

Tuesday, the city votes for a new mayor.

There are good people in this world doing good things. We seldom hear or read about them in our newspaper or on television.

So, Mr. Potato Head is exploring the options of dropping his courtesy title.

Early voting ended Thursday.

Texas didn't expect to be in the cross-hairs of the climate change controversy.

Famously summed up early in Obama's administration by his Chicago hatchet man Rahm "Dead Fish" Emanuel, who said, "Never let a crisis go to waste," Democrats are borrowing a page from Obama's playbook to frantically push their COVID relief bill.

Man, Kermit was right.

It's hard to know if our year of lying low will end with a whimper or a bang.

The pros and cons of adopting President Biden's energy policy are discussed.

One hundred years ago this month, President Woodrow Wilson was preparing for the culmination of his two-term presidency.

Knights of Columbus, Council 4572, of Cleveland, Tennessee, recently presented a $4,500 donation to Orange Grove Center of Chattanooga.

What if it had been your father beaten? Your son cavity-searched? Your daughter groped?

You know that TV commercial that ends with Chattanooga mayoral candidate Tim Kelly filling a pothole?

I love the efforts from the people in our town to lift the state football championship games from Cookeville, Tennessee.

The latest taxpayer-funded, community theater production of "Get Trump" just concluded this winter's episode with his acquittal on his second bogus impeachment trial.

This is the story of how the ivory tower met the golden dome.

While contending with a persistent sickness, American poet Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote to a friend, "It is not true that life is one damn thing after another - it's one damn thing over and over."

Everybody in our household has a hobby - or two.

The pros and cons of increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour.

Since the Theato opened at 702 Market St. in 1906, Chattanoogans have had many theaters in which to watch movies.