Tennessee Conservative
A Transit Center In Downtown Chattanooga Is Set To Be Converted Into A Low-Barrier Homeless Shelter. However, Residents Who Live Near The Area Have Reservations About The Plan.
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The Greater Chattanooga Right To Life Will Take To Highway Overpasses During Rush Hour With Banners Bearing The Simple Message That “Abortion Takes A Human Life.” This Message Is As Important As Ever. Women Are Traveling To Other States To Get Abortions.
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A “Queer” Couple Who Prostituted Themselves For At Least Two Years While Also Working As Substitute Teachers In Tennessee Schools Were Busted In An Undercover Sting Four Months After We Reported That One Of Them Was Working At An Elementary School In Hamilton County.
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State Senator Bo Watson Met With The Hamilton County Pachyderm Club On Monday, Where He Encouraged Continued Literacy Improvement In Schools, Advocated For Criminal Justice Reform, And Discussed The Future Of Tennessee.
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The Killer Of A Chattanooga Father And Businessman Has 66 Prior Arrests On His Record With 2 Involving Confrontations With A Weapon. A Former TBI Employee Says That The Justice System In Tennessee Is Like A “Criminal Mill.”
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Some Members Of Hamilton County School Board’s Policy Committee Are Looking For Greater Consistency In The District’s Policies Regarding Cell Phone Use By Students And Failing Grades.
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On Monday, The Chattanooga Industrial Development Board (IDB) Deferred Consideration And Potential Adoption Of A New Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) Policy. Currently, Pilots Are Approved By The IDB And Go On To Get Final Approval From The City Council.
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The Tennessee Aquarium Has Been Confirmed As An Official Sponsor Of This Year’s Chattanooga Pride Festival Taking Place This Sunday, October 8th.
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Like Many Left-Leaning Elected Officials Kelly Has Been Quick To Call Out Gun-Related Crimes, Especially In Light Of The Covenant School Shooting Which Prompted A Special Legislative Session Back In August. However, When It Comes To Petty Crimes Like Loitering, Littering, Public Intoxication, Trespassing, And…
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Last Tuesday, The Chattanooga City Council Approved $19,800 In Funding For A Social And Equity Study To Be Done By University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga Professor Dr. Marcus Mauldin.
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