Clint Cooper

Despite shelves full of books I've bought and haven't read, and books loved ones have bought me and I haven't read, I've asked for more books for Christmas.

Fifty years ago, CARTA board member E.Y. Chapin said he didn't know how the transportation agency could keep going with climbing deficits and suggested "an orderly phaseout."

It will be interesting to see what comes of the lawsuit filed Thursday challenging the constitutionality of Tennessee's Education Freedom Act, now in its first year.

The words "education reform" are often thrown around by people who say they want to move the needle on public education, but in reality too little ever changes.

It must be galling for former Tennessee Republican House Speaker Glen Casada and his former chief of staff Cade Cothren to think they have a former Democratic president to thank for their pardons.

You won't find the name of President Joe Biden in a recent report, "Housing Affordability Trends in Chattanooga," released by the Center for Regional Economic Research at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Gary W. Rollins College of Business.

Hamilton County commissioners, what would you do?

The president wanted the White House addition, but he knew he'd be criticized for it.

We're so quick to jump to conclusions today.

Third and O'Neal.