Twenty-five years ago, no one wanted property in what was commonly called North Chattanooga.
However the recall effort against Mayor Ron Littlefield turns out, there will be no real winners.
Nothing gets kicked around today like Christianity. And, in truth, there's probably a lot of kicking around deserved.
There was a lot of unfortunate contention when Tennessee lawmakers considered and passed a bill requiring voters to present valid photo ID at the ballot box.
It wasn’t losing the use of his legs that was the greatest challenge, Chris Waddell said, but retiring from professional sports 16 years later.
Rita Boring, a member of the Chattanooga African Violet Society, said growing the petite plants is not only a "very rewarding hobby," it also has health benefits.
What is going on with these warm 60-degree days in January and February? Is it spring already?
Residents of Bradley County and the surrounding area are no doubt proud that German company Wacker Chemical has just announced a $300 million additional investment at its facility there.
There was no secret formula for Darin Hinshaw. The path to the Tennessee receivers coach’s biggest recruiting success required no complex navigation. In landing the signature of star junior college receiver Cordarrelle Patterson, Hinshaw simply did what he normally does.
Americans are expected to spend $17.6 billion on flowers, jewelry and candy by Tuesday in what is typically the second-largest spending holiday of the year behind Christmas.
Inside a chain-link fence along Morningside Drive in Soddy-Daisy, 22 plump pygmy goats spend their days munching on grass and hay, wholly unaware they are at the center of a drama that has enveloped a family, a neighborhood and now a city commission.
The yellow bursts of daffodils and coral clouds of budding quince bushes may need mulch or burlap coats. The early spring feel of January — one of the warmest ever recorded in Chattanooga — and early February is being shoved aside by an icy blast of winter.
Bond has been set at $30,000 for a Dalton State College professor facing child molestation, sodomy and rape charges. Monte Gale Salyer, 58, is accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl and two other young girls whose families he befriended at church.
He likes President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act, but he would tweak it. He doesn't think Congress should be a "cushy job you never want to leave," but he won't set term limits on himself. He'll close the revenue gap, but he won't raise taxes.
LaFayette High School art teacher Liz Hornik remembers how people reacted when she first got students to create public art for display around town. "LaFayette's getting all artsy." Resident comments like that prompted her to think, "Yes! That's exactly what I want."
A judge invoked a decision he made more than a year ago -- later overturned by a higher court -- to stop the recall election of Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield for a second time.
"Hey, you guys didn't get the hint the first time?" Investigator John Patterson, his arm propped on the window of his patrol car, polarized glasses shielding his eyes, is speaking to men huddled along the sidewalk near Sandy's Mini Mart on Glass Street.
Get 'em while they're hot. The scorching new 2013 Lexus GS 350 has just landed at Lexus of Chattanooga on Brainerd Road. And, indeed, landed is the right word because the new GS looks like it could be the fuselage of a jet aircraft.
PGA Tour golfer Ken Duke saw the dunk. So did many of Drazen Zlovaric’s classmates at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Some saw it live.
Arts & Sciences' girls started and finished well in both halves of their District 5-A high school basketball home game Friday. They did both extremely well in the second half.
