In various places across the fruited plain, I am watching with interest as a debate takes place concerning the Ten Commandments, and especially their place in public schools.
Tennessee officials placed the three constitutional amendment questions on the first page of the November 2026 ballot as required by law, pushing U.S. Congressional and state legislative races further down the ticket.
As early voting started in Tennessee on Wednesday, a local advocacy group is arguing that a proposed amendment on the ballot could lead to innocent people being jailed for months while awaiting trial.
TaTianna Stovall's high school basketball résumé reads like a trophy case.
I planned on writing about the death penalty, the murder of Colleen Slemmer and the botched execution of Christa Pike late last month.
New UTC softball head coach Donald Pickett has 'a lot of pride' about his alma mater, and he's eager for Chattanooga to keep its homegrown talent from local prep programs.
On Dec. 3, if President Donald Trump gets his way, Americans and people around the world will be able to pull out their phones and watch American soldiers shoot a condemned man to death.
Once upon a time in America, Friday nights in the fall were the sole domain of high school football. That epoch is history.
A Trump administration official said he visited the Tennessee Valley Authority to announce a $250 million federal award for transmission upgrades, funding the Biden administration first approved and announced in 2024.
It doesn't seem that long ago when the idea of a data center meant a few shrugged shoulders, a couple of confused looks and at best a few questions along the line of: 'What is a data center?'
A Tennessee Republican lawmaker is asking the governor to cut motorists some slack at the pump by calling for a one-month break on the state's gas tax.
Given the choice, Trion senior Linc Allen would prefer to discuss his team's overall progress instead of his development as a quarterback.
Vince Bryant has played a major role in rebuilding Grundy County High School's football program, which struggled to stay competitive just a few years ago.
For roughly half of the 50-plus high school football teams in the Chattanooga area, the clock counting down to the end of another season is nearing triple-zeros.
Christie McElhaney, the veteran head coach of Bradley Central's volleyball program, sat back with tears of joy in her eyes as she watched the Bearettes celebrate Thursday night.