Fifty percent of all the fish eaten around the world comes from a fish farm, according to James Miller. Mr. Miller has spent most of the past fifty years helping people in a number of countries in Africa and the Caribbean build sustainable fish farms. He talked to Richard Winham about the work and the profound impact it has had on the lives of very poor people living in often desperate situations.

A robocall from a (bad) Trump impersonator was one point of interest in a mostly drama-free Hamilton County primary season. Looking toward November, the real Trump is already involved in Tennessee politics , endorsing U.S. Rep Marsha Blackburn as she faces former Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen in the race to win the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Bob Corker, who is not seeking re-election.

Two local organizations have come together to create a non-profit “special needs” trust to help people with disabilities at risk of losing their government benefits because they have excess resources. WUTC’s Will Davis talked to Theresa Whitton, Trust Officer for Southeastern Trust Company, and Anne Stone, president of Friends of Special Children.

Chattanooga has numerous of outdoor sculptures, statues, murals and other works of public art. City officials, in partnership with consultants Barbara Goldstein and Gail Goldman, are seeking your input as they plan for the future of public art around town.

After years of rejections, controversial NFL legend Terrell Owens is finally in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He accepted the honor—but rejected the invitation to join other players on Saturday at the induction ceremony in Canton, Ohio. No other player has ever blown off the Hall of Fame like this. The incident seems to be getting Owens far more attention that if he’d simply said yes to the invitation. And Owens has frequently been criticized as arrogant and self-promotional. (His touchdown

Lynn Vincent and Sara Vladic join us to discuss their new bestseller INDIANAPOLIS: The True Story of the Worst Sea Disaster in U.S. Naval History and the Fifty-Year Fight to Exonerate an Innocent Man. They'll have a book signing at Chattanooga's Star Line Books on 8/4 at 6 pm.

Margaret Park is a watercolor artist based in Chattanooga. An exhibition of her work in Reflections Gallery on Lee Highway opened last Friday. Richard Winham stopped by to talk to her and look at her work.

Hamilton County primary and general elections take place August 2, 2018. WUTC is airing interviews with candidates. Here are some other great ways to find out who's running and what's on your ballot: For sample ballots and general information about where and when to vote, visit the Hamilton County Election Commission’s Web site. Listen to interviews with the major Democratic and Republican candidates for Governor of Tennessee at WPLN’s Web site. Check out Vote411.org and the League Of Women

Hamilton County, Tennessee elections are coming up August 2. In this interview, we're speaking with Jim Coppinger, the Republican incumbent Mayor of Hamilton County. Coppinger is seeking re-election. More information about the upcoming primary and general elections is here.

Hamilton County, Tennessee elections are coming up August 2. In this interview, we're speaking with Aloyse Brown, the Democrat running for Hamilton County Mayor. More information about the upcoming primary and general elections is here.