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With the latest school assessment data out, taxpayers and policymakers are now able to see what is and is not working in Illinois’ K-12 schools.

(The Center Square) – A meeting with suggestions on how to spend $350 million of new funding for K-12 schools in the coming fiscal year has been delayed, but some warn the proposals could alter a bipartisan funding formula. ...

Each month, SoundCorps - the music nonprofit here in Chattanooga - showcases five locally-produced songs in “SoundBites,” which supports our own musicians.

(The Center Square) – With the latest school assessment data out, taxpayers and policymakers are now able to see what is and is not working in Illinois’ K-12 schools. School- and district-level data is now available at ...

MAINx24 returns on Saturday to Main Street and the surrounding Southside here in Chattanooga. The annual 24-hour block party celebration was canceled last year due to the pandemic. But that was then - and this is now.

On the night before MAINx24, you’ll find “The Floor Is Yours” - back at Barking Legs Theater here in Chattanooga. Doors open Friday night at 7 PM for the open mic variety show, which begins at 8 PM.

Richard Winham shares the first part of a conversation with Earl Braggs, poet and Herman H. Battle Professor of African American Studies in the Creative Writing Department on our campus, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

If you were in North Chattanooga on the day before Thanksgiving, you might have spotted Leslie Jordan - actor, comedian and Chattanooga’s own - signing copies of his book at the newest independent bookstore in town.

Richard Winham presents a performance by the sister trio of Call Me Spinster, recorded live in The Woodshop in Chattanooga’s St. Elmo neighborhood.

Perhaps you’ve heard business leaders here in the Chattanooga area on a new podcast called “Moving Business Forward.” It comes from Greg Thompson, the founder and executive producer of PodTopics.