England beats DR Congo, advances to Mexico City
England came from behind to beat DR Congo in the World Cup knockout stage and will now play its next match in Mexico City.
England came from behind to beat DR Congo in the World Cup knockout stage and will now play its next match in Mexico City.
UTC professor Ruth Walker says she wants to use data-driven decisions to back students and teachers in the Hixson area on the Hamilton County school board.
Historian Jon Meacham says Thomas Jefferson remains a contested American symbol, a debate that still shapes politics, history teaching and civic life.
U.S. officials arrived in Doha on Tuesday for mediated talks on implementing an initial Iran war deal, as shipping and energy markets watch rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down federal limits on coordinated spending by political parties, a ruling that could reshape campaign money in Senate, House and presidential races.
The Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether state bans on certain semiautomatic rifles violate the Second Amendment, a case that could affect gun laws nationwide.
Health agencies say simple steps at home and in the community can lower the risk of heat illness during a heat wave.
Chickamauga has secured about $5.5 million in federal and state funding tied to cleanup work at the abandoned Crystal Springs Print Works site, a step that could shape nearby land use and redevelopment plans.
FIFA's official tournament schedule shows three round-of-16 matches were played Monday in North America, narrowing the field and helping Chattanooga fans and businesses plan the next viewing windows.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states may count mailed ballots received after Election Day if state law allows it, rejecting a Republican National Committee challenge.
Washington and Tehran say delegations are heading to Qatar this week, but Iran says it has not agreed to meet the United States directly at any level.
New accounts and historical records show Howard High School students planned and led Chattanooga's 1960 lunch counter sit-ins, helping crack Jim Crow segregation in the city.