Coronavirus Coverage
Bobby Lloyd was hanging outside with friends in an empty east Nashville lot on Wednesday, enjoying the sunshine, when a doctor from Neighborhood Health walked by asking if anybody wanted to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
by Anita Wadhwani / Tennessee LookoutIslamic leaders are using social media, virtual town halls and face-to-face discussions to spread the word that it's acceptable to be vaccinated for the coronavirus during daily fasting that happens during Ramadan, the most sacred month of the year for Muslims.
by DAVID SHARP and MARIAM FAM / Associated PressJust over half of Hamilton County residents aged 61 and above have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, meaning many of those most at-risk for dying due to the coronavirus remain unprotected, according to county health officials.
by Elizabeth FiteNashville's top health officials on Friday tweaked the city's mask mandate to exclude requiring face coverings in outdoor spaces.
by Associated PressLocal
With either choice, Chattanooga voters next week will elect as their next mayor a veteran business manager with no prior experience in elective political office.
by Dave FlessnerBobby Lloyd was hanging outside with friends in an empty east Nashville lot on Wednesday, enjoying the sunshine, when a doctor from Neighborhood Health walked by asking if anybody wanted to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
by Anita Wadhwani / Tennessee LookoutAn ancient site of carved boulders and rock formations in a Georgia forest that has long been sacred to Native Americans has been vandalized with paint and deep scratches, the U.S. Forest Service said.
by Christine Hauser / New York Times News ServiceBusiness
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is once again drawing scrutiny for questionable comments he made to Wall Street analysts, this time involving the status of his company's vehicle production.
by TOM KRISHER / AP Auto WriterOnce she became a bride-to-be herself, Veatrice Conley's love for fashion and her passion for supporting Black designers grew into a desire to open her own bridal studio.
by Rebecca HazenAs President Biden pushes his plan for a $2 trillion infrastructure package, a Chattanooga road-building equipment maker stands to be among the biggest beneficiaries if the plan is adopted.
by Dave FlessnerLife
When he's in his kitchen, chef Terence Locke is often preparing more than a dish for a catering job or his new food truck.
by Bob GaryDEAR ABBY: I've been separated from my wife for about four years, at her request. It was justified.
by Jeanne PhillipsThe 100th Miss America will be crowned before a live audience at the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut following a year of virtual appearances and delayed competitions due to the pandemic, organizers announced Thursday.
by SUSAN HAIGH / Associated PressSports
Gordon Lee's baseball team took a huge step toward earning another region championship on Friday.
by Staff ReportsThere are a multitude of new aspects to Tennessee's football program this spring.
by David PaschallIf an overhaul in college basketball is defined by having to replace more than half of a roster's scholarship players, put Tennessee in that category.
by David PaschallOpinion
Unlike the two candidates in District 2, the candidates for the District 5 seat on the Chattanooga City Council have little to distinguish between them.
by Clint CooperEach of Chattanooga's nine council members represent thousands of residents in hundreds of neighborhoods sprawled across our city's 144.6 square miles.
by Pam SohnBoth candidates for the Chattanooga City Council seat from District 2 are small business owners, spouses, parents and decent people who have chosen to make this city their home and want to give back to it through public service.
by Clint Cooper