This week's heat wave is expected to boost electricity consumption in the Tennessee Valley to one of the highest summertime levels in the past decade, with the heat index topping 100 degrees most every day in Chattanooga.
Westside Evolves plan takes shape for College Hill Courts, Gateway and other development
Nearly 40% of families with children in Hamilton County are struggling to pay their bills, and 1 out of 4 new parents in the workforce have to return to their jobs only two weeks after the birth of their child, according to a new study commissioned by the United Way of Greater Chattanooga.
To Dale Vandergriff, who once farmed more than 300 acres on the northern end of Hamilton County, Sale Creek needs to remain a place for family farms.
Charles Schwab plans to cut jobs and close or downsize some corporate offices as part of company efforts to reduce operating costs, the financial services firm said in a Monday regulatory filing.
The owner of the Blue Light bar, who has battled with the city's Beer Board over a half dozen citations against the Station Street club during the past two years, has not renewed his liquor license with the state to operate the downtown bar.
One of Chattanooga's fastest-growing accounting firms is merging with the Atlanta-based Smith + Howard CPA firm, which was recently recognized by Inside Accounting as one of the nation's top fast-growing accounting firms.
Unemployment in Tennessee fell to an all-time low in July as the Volunteer State continued to add new businesses and jobs despite fears of an economic slowdown from higher interest rates.
A West Virginia-based bank now headed by former Chattanoogan Jeff Jackson has opened a loan production office in Chattanooga led by a handful of veteran local bankers.
The U.S. government said Thursday it is formally requesting a dispute settlement panel in its ongoing row with Mexico over its limits on genetically modified corn.
