Seven years after shelving the idea to narrow Frazier Avenue to two lanes and install bike lanes, the city is rethinking the proposal after a crash killed two pedestrians and left one in serious condition last weekend.
More than $1 million given by the Hamilton County Commission to two local minority organizations more than 16 months ago but never spent is at issue.
The Hamilton County school district graduated the highest percentage of its students in nearly 10 years in 2023, state numbers show.
The first two photographs of Rosalynn Carter in Chattanooga Times Free Press archives are symbolic of the era — the good wife standing by her man — albeit with a kiss — when Jimmy Carter earned a spot in the Georgia Democratic gubernatorial runoff in 1966 and again — this time with a smile — when Carter won the Democratic runoff in 1970.
Fans of the Atlanta Braves probably noticed recently that Major League Baseball awarded the 2025 All-Star Game to Atlanta. The selection, however, did not come with an apology that should have accompanied it.
This one's personal.
It was a rumor that many Chattanoogans had heard — that the city offered such accommodating services that homeless people purposely came to the city.
We often wonder why governments and divisions of government don't seem to talk to each other. Or if they do, no one seems to be listening.
Chattanooga developer Jimmy White, whose project at The Bend has been approved for tax increment financing, revived a proposal to alleviate traffic problems that had its last moment in the sun nearly 20 years ago.
An online conservative news site reporting on the intention of state Rep. Patsy Hazlewood, R-Signal Mountain, to run for re-election seems to be encouraging candidates on her right to oppose her.
