Declining sales tax revenues and not knowing how much of a gain in property taxes to expect from growth has city officials perplexed about when next year's budget could be completed.

Hamilton County commissioners voted 7-0 Wednesday to offer 20 acres -- and maybe more -- at Enterprise South to Volkswagen supplier Gestamp Corp.

A debate erupted Tuesday in a Chattanooga City Council committee meeting over whether the city should pay $50,000 for a greenway project in the midst of a tight budget year.

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CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- Two announced candidates for the 3rd Congressional District seat will be special guests July 18 when the Bradley County Democratic Party holds its first Heritage Dinner in three years.

U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal, R-Ga., was 25 percentage points behind Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John Oxendine, according to a Rasmussen Reports poll on the Georgia Republican gubernatorial primary released Monday.

Tennessee Republicans don't plan to pull any punches if they keep their majorities in the General Assembly, giving them control over redistricting legislative boundaries following the 2010 U.S. census.

A national writer and state political officials are taking aim at congressional candidate and former Tennessee Republican Party chairwoman Robin Smith, one calling her "Poisonous Partisan Robin Smith."

The Bill Gibbons for Governor campaign has raised more than $415,000, according to a campaign news release.

When it comes to money, Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam is more than three times ahead of GOP primary opponent Zach Wamp in the Tennessee governor’s race, preliminary fundraising reports show.

After a planned meeting fell through last week, U.S. Sen. Bob Corker met Tuesday with Judge Sonia Sotomayor, President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee.

To counter an upcoming ABC special on health care reform featuring President Barack Obama, the Republican National Committee has put the word out that Republicans in the U.S. Congress should make themselves heard on their local airwaves.

Leaders of the United Auto Workers in Tennessee blamed U.S. Sen. Bob Corker on Friday for jeopardizing thousands of jobs at the General Motors Corp. plant in Spring Hill.