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.

Earlier this month, Hugh Willett, editor of the Roane County News, received an email from a young journalism student — not quite out of school — named Reagan England.

The BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation has been generous to Tennesseans with its gifts of about $5 million in 2020 to our state's food banks.

There's another wild sight to be seen in Chattanooga.

At least the Hamilton County Commission is now circulating its pay raise end-around proposal through an email from the county attorney rather than the petition "randomly" placed in their break room a few years ago.

It was exciting for us older folks to watch Tom Brady school the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. When the game ended, Tampa Bay had won 31-9.

"Yellow Terror" arrived in the mail out of the blue.

When Tyler Logue, 30, joins other history buffs at Chattanooga Area Historical Association meetings, he is the youngest person in the room by about 40 years, he says.

Is it me or has the last week or so felt like the most, dare I even say it, normal couple of days since the world was introduced to the coronavirus pandemic?

When it comes to popular culture, my younger son and I don't share much in common.

The pros and cons of repealing Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

About 1800, Daniel Ross received a 640-acre land allotment near The Great Indian Warpath and the mouth of the Chattanooga Creek.

In celebration of National Bagel Day, annually observed on Jan. 15, local Dunkin' franchisee network Bluemont Group donated 18 dozen bagels and 12 boxes of Dunkin' coffee to the Chattanooga Area Food Bank, The Boys and Girls Club of Morristown, The Boys and Girls Club of the Tennessee Valley and Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee.

Do you know the most dangerous thing on earth?

Whether you are a Dalton State student or the biggest star of the moment in country music, this really shouldn't be that hard.

Sunday is a pinnacle event, the most-watched, most-discussed, most-wagered-on single game in American sports.

Because I started on Wall Street with Goldman Sachs in the 1980s, folks have asked me to explain the GameStop story. So here goes.

One night several weeks ago, Chelsy Millsaps of Hixson and her 7-year-old daughter, Billie, were driving to the second-grader's karate class and thinking back on 2020.

Confession: I used to be a garage snob. Let others use their garages as indoor storage units, I sniffed. The Kennedy family will never cave to clutter.

(Editor's note: The Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol represented an event unlike any other in American history. But how will it be portrayed in history textbooks used in America's K-12 schools and colleges? Here, three scholars of American history weigh in.)

A violent insurrection, fueled by hate and littered with the symbols of white supremacy, is more than a "wake-up call." It's a fire alarm.