Clint Cooper

Will your holiday shopping be affected by a retailer's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs?

Looking for distractions after an election that didn't go your way (or maybe even if it did)? Need Christmas present suggestions for your favorite book lover? Open to ideas for something a little different to watch?

School district taking cue from TDOT?

The cost of the new Hamilton County Health Department, plans for which were announced earlier this week, is "almost all spoken for," Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp told this page Thursday.

We read in a state Democratic Party news release that some Democratic lawmakers are touring Tennessee on a "Cost Cutting Caravan" tour.

Eighty-five years ago Sunday, parking meters first went into operation in Chattanooga.

Opinion: Cultural survey findings preserve promise to move hospital off Moccasin Bend

Opinion: Timeline offers hope for development of affordable housing through city’s land bank donation

Opinion: Clint’s Clips: Rarity for Chattanooga mayors to openly endorse a presidential candidate

Opinion: Clint’s Clips: Calvary Chapel’s support of Reneau appears to be direct violation of rarely enforced IRS rule

Opinion: Hamilton County School helping to show students the dangers in vaping

Opinion: Chattanooga 2.0 and partners unite to boost early literacy for students

Opinion: TCAP scores prove need to maintain pilot education scholarship program, not expand it

Opinion: Hillsdale rhetoric over Constitution instruction in Tennessee schools raises red flags

Opinion: Dirty tricks mar Hamilton County Board of Education races in Districts 2 and 11

Opinion: Clint’s Clips - Global Microsoft outage doesn’t stop early voting for Aug. 1 elections

Opinion: State House Districts 27 and 28 offer dichotomy in campaign fundraising/spending

Elected Republican members of the Hamilton County Commission and Hamilton County constitutional officers took the unusual step this week of endorsing the local Republican state legislative delegation for re-election.

It’s one man’s opinion, of course, but a report that the future of Chattanooga’s Volkswagen rests on the upcoming labor contract with the United Auto Workers (UAW) must be quite a stunning moment for all those who worked so hard to bring the manufacturing plant here in 2008.

Gov. Bill Lee, in a visit to Chattanooga earlier this week, said that he’s enjoyed his sixth year as governor more than any other — in spite of the failure of his signature Education Freedom Scholarships Act to pass the legislature this year.