Although I have personally never used drugs or experienced substance abuse, I am still no stranger to the concept.

As I wrapped my brain trying to think of special issues to talk about this semester, there was one topic I knew I had to discuss — and that was ...

Watching the latest episode of the city government failing yet again, this time involving the sudden departure of the acting police chief (“Leadership vacuum: Ragland withdraws as Pittsburgh police ...

The writer is oh-for-nine on the facts. As the late Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan said: “You are entitled to your opinion. But you are not entitled to your own facts.” ...

In my opinion, Kern County Board Of Supervisors Chairwoman Leticia Perez is going to become Kern County's version of Kyrsten Sinema, because she allowed the County Administrative Office to set up ...

In 2016, there was a short-lived TV show called "BrainDead," starring Tony Shaloub. The premise was that aliens had come to earth and invaded the brains of politicians. These politicians then ...

Nashville-Davidson County's Metro Council is soon scheduled to vote on a second of third reading of a bill that would ... newsletter Submitting a letter to the editor or op-ed ...

I never paid much attention to institutions, infrastructure, and services benefitting my life until I lived in Africa and Asia for 15 years. Returning to America with fresh eyes, I appreciated simple ...

In reference to the "Ballot measure battle" story of Feb. 10, the bottom line is that the radical right wing of the Republican Party does not like it when people vote. Taking their cues from their ...

A Special Meeting of the Wood River City Council was scheduled for Monday, February 24th to discuss failures of management to develop and implement the policies and procedures to properly administer ...

Proposed legislation, House Bill 793/Senate Bill 836 ... up for the Latino Tennessee Voices newsletter Submitting a letter to the editor or op-ed Tennessee’s future depends on the success ...

It's with mixed feelings that I announce this week will feature the last "regularly scheduled" package of Letters to the Editor. I say "regularly scheduled" because we've tried to run your letters ...