The water that Tennessee American Water Company (TAWC) is attempting to throw in the faces of ratepayers is the same water customers had to go without for days last fall.

Americans who may have forgotten were reminded last week why they soured on Barack Obama after two terms when he turned the funeral of a civil rights stalwart into a political speech.

President Donald Trump threw the baby out with the bathwater Monday by firing the chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority because he said the utility kept hiring foreign labor.

The anti-Semitic rants of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minnesota, have rankled more than just a few Democrats, though most hold their tongue.

When President Donald Trump declared he would support his ambassador to Japan in the Republican primary for the open U.S. Senate seat in Tennessee a year ago last month, Bill Hagerty hadn't even announced his candidacy.

Chattanooga, according to a newly released study, has cut its carbon emissions by more than 25% in the past decade.

Everything voters say they hate about political campaigns has now trickled down from the usually bitter presidential campaign to a race for a seat on the Hamilton County Board of Education.

If you've bitten your tongue before giving your opinion to counter that of some bloviating loudmouth who is not afraid to give his or hers, you're not alone.

Bless his heart, if Joe Biden weren't running for president as a serious candidate, you could almost feel sorry for the man with his outlandish statements.

C.T. Vivian, the civil rights leader who died at age 95 on July 17, pastored a Chattanooga church during the turbulent and frenetic early 1960s when the civil rights movement was gaining strength.

"Tennessee, the state that sent three previous men to the White House, the state that proudly is called the home of country music, the state that claims American icon Dolly Parton, the state that gave us the Memphis blues ... is thrilled to give all of its votes to ..."

In the midst of his plan to bring an end to the Vietnam War in 1969, President Richard Nixon called on the "great silent majority" of Americans for support.

In these current polarizing times, where improved race relations should be the goal, the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture recently took the ideal two steps backwards.

Candidates in the District 2 Hamilton County Board of Education contest are each on track to take in two and three times as much in campaign contributions for next month's election as the $12,208.71 the position pays annually, according to campaign finance disclosure statements.

Did you know Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is trying to start a war with China over Winnie the Pooh?

Fifty-four years ago this year, Tennesseans elected to the United States Senate the first in a series of Republicans who would rise above petty politics in the battleground of Washington, D.C., and keep both the good of their state and the nation in mind as they served.

Four years ago, the Hamilton County Schools district was in turmoil.

Following the May 25 death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, many people — especially Black Americans — said they were fed up.

Ah, this sounds better

What's with all the demonstrations and destruction?

Are you kidding?

Future presidential candidate Donald Trump had one story about releasing his tax records.

With the man who coined the term looking on over his shoulder in granite visage, Donald Trump used the presidential "bully pulpit" last Friday to mark both the anniversary of the country's birth and the current state of things in which the country finds itself.