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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
May 6, 2013
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StreetChatt: How many people live in Tennessee?
May 5, 2013
StreetChatt: How many people live in Tennessee?
We asked people in Tennessee how many people live in the state. Here's what they told us.
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Thousands attend the "Running of the Chihuahuas"
May 5, 2013
Thousands attend the "Running of the Chihuahuas"
Thousands of people attended the sixth annual "Running of the Chihuahuas" at the First Tennessee Pavilion on Saturday. The event, sponsored by Hits96 radio station, featured live musical performances, vendor booths and more than 100 dogs participating in the races.
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Four generations of Birchwood students
May 5, 2013
Four generations of Birchwood students
The Roarks and Mooreheads are part of a family that has been attending Birchwood School for four generations. The school will close at the end of this school year. By Doug Strickland and Mary Helen Miller.
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Work to stabilize W Road continues
May 4, 2013
Work to stabilize W Road continues
After heavy rains washed out part of the W Road on Signal Mountain, Hamilton County engineers sought the help of GeoStabilization International, a company that will help to repair the road. The work, which should be completed in about nine weeks, is estimated to cost $776,000.
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
May 3, 2013
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
May 2, 2013
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
May 1, 2013
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Local schools showcase skills in robotics at TVA
May 1, 2013
Local schools showcase skills in robotics at TVA
The Tennessee Valley Authority welcomed 27 schools from Tennessee and Alabama to their downtown Chattanooga offices Tuesday to showcase their skills using robotics. Throughout the year, elementary, middle and high school students built robots as a way to complement their curriculum and learn the necessary math and science skills for the experiment.
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Hundreds attend Urban League jobs fair
May 1, 2013
Hundreds attend Urban League jobs fair
Hundreds of people attended a jobs fair held by the Urban League of Greater Chattanooga on Tuesday. More than 20 companies, including Volkswagen, Tennessee American Water and the Tennessee Valley Authority, participated in the event to find local talent in order to fill open positions.
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
April 30, 2013
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Construction on the W Road continues after setback
April 30, 2013
Construction on the W Road continues after setback
A construction access road washed out over the weekend, prompting workers to turn their attention to shoring up the throughway before work on the main road could continue. The work is expected to be completed in mid-June or about eight weeks from now.
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
April 29, 2013
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Dalton doctor uses stem cells to save foot from flesh-eating virus
April 28, 2013
Dalton doctor uses stem cells to save foot from flesh-eating virus
Dalton podiatrist Dr. Spence Misner used stem cell therapy to help regrow tissue on Bobby Rice's foot through a series of treatments every three to four weeks. Rice lost a large amount of skin, muscle, and blood vessels to a flesh-eating virus 18 months ago.
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Becoming a Red Hots dancer
April 28, 2013
Alex Lemon is a 15-year-old eighth grade student trying out for the Red Hots for the first time. She says the Red Hots are "famous in Ooltewah," and she very much wants to be on the team as she starts high school in the fall. Video by Mary Helen Miller and Connor Choate.
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StreetChatt: What does the name 'Chattanooga' mean?
April 27, 2013
StreetChatt: What does the name 'Chattanooga' mean?
We asked people in Chattanooga what the city's name means. Here's what they said.
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Top 5 things to know in the Chattanooga area today
April 26, 2013
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Local veterans bond through kayaking
April 26, 2013
Local veterans bond through kayaking
Since January, local veterans have shared the camaraderie of their service while participating in kayaking classes organized by the Chattanooga Parks and Recreation Department. The program allows veterans with disabilities and their families to learn basic kayaking skills in the pool and on open water.
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Local schools against moving to later start times
April 26, 2013
Local schools against moving to later start times
Despite data showing that high schoolers are among those most likely to go to bed late, many local high schools are among the earliest institutions to start classes each morning. Local students and administrators at Red Bank High School, which starts at 7:15 a.m., have mixed feelings about whether to move to a later schedule. The Hamilton County Department of Education has been against changing schedules thus far.
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Building fire without sprinklers
April 25, 2013
Building fire without sprinklers
The Chattanooga Fire Department has released a video showing what a blaze looks like in a building without a sprinkler system.
