Saturday, May 18, 2013 · 8:45 p.m.

Government

Corker says decaying barge mars Riverfront

Sen. Bob Corker, a former Chattanooga mayor, is weighing in on an increasingly controversial tumbledown barge moored along the city's Riverfront. ...

Haslam signs bills geared at school security, tax reduction

Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a bill into law that will allow teachers with law enforcement training to carry weapons in classrooms. ...

TVA bonds lost $500 million after proposed sale, Alexander says

TVA bonds lost approximately $500 million worth of market value after the administration of President Barack Obama recommended considering the sale of the utility last month, Sen. Lamar Alexander said Thursday. ...

Senators demand full compliance from White House over IRS' scrutiny of groups, including Chattanooga Tea Party

Tennessee senators demanded Wednesday that the administration of President Barack Obama "fully comply" with the ongoing investigation surrounding the IRS' targeting of conservative-leaning groups, including the Chattanooga Tea Party. ...

Morning Brief: Tax scandal fells IRS chief

Your daily roundup of local, state and national news headlines for May 16, 2013. ...

DesJarlais calls for resignation of attorney general

Two days after it was revealed that members of the Department of Justice secretly obtained Associated Press phone records, Rep. Scott DesJarlais called on Attorney General Eric Holder to resign. ...
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