The cost of buying and financing a home in Chattanooga in the past two years has jumped by 58% due to higher mortgage rates and a continued rise in home prices, according to a new study by the industry publication Construction Coverage.
The United Auto Workers is trying to win one of the biggest unionization elections ever in Chattanooga this week in the UAW's third bid to try organizing the hourly employees at the Volkswagen assembly plant.
A half dozen southern Republican governors Tuesday urged Volkswagen employees in Chattanooga to vote against representation by the United Auto Workers union, claiming the UAW campaign is "driven by misinformation and scare tactics" and the union will "threaten our jobs and the values we live by."
As air travel in Chattanooga nears its pre-pandemic heights again, the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport Authority is moving to buy another 6.8 acres along Lee Highway on the west end of Lovell Field to help the airport expand its future aeronautical services.
The Tivoli Theatre Foundation has won the biggest historic renovation grant among 25 projects announced Monday by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.
As Volkswagen workers prepare to vote on whether to unionize VW's assembly plant in Chattanooga, a new statewide survey shows more than twice as many Tennesseans have a favorable view of the United Auto Workers compared to those with an unfavorable perception.
Chattanooga's Freight Alley is getting a new brokerage player downtown.
As a third generation cattle and crop farmer in Englewood, Tennessee, Perry Philpott has lived the ups and downs of agriculture and knows firsthand the needs of farmers for a flexible and supportive lender.
Chattanooga's Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and Courthouse will be replaced at least a couple of blocks from its current 91-year-old site, but the federal agency responsible for building the new and bigger courthouse won't pick the final site in Chattanooga until fall.
All politics may be local, but economics and politics are increasingly shaped by global events that require Chattanooga and other communities to effectively compete and promote themselves in the international arena, federal and city leaders said Wednesday.
