Unemployment in the Chattanooga area rose last month to its highest monthly level in nearly two years, but much of the jump in the local jobless rate reflected seasonal factors such as school let out for the summer and the labor force grew as more people sought jobs.
Dayton native brings new Edfinancial Services office to his hometown
After 121 years of operation, Chattanooga's oldest family-owned foundry plans to cease operations by the end of September, leaving a handful of foundries in a region that once had more than 50 metal castings and foundry operations employing thousands of local workers.
The biggest American-based cruise ship operator is doubling down on Chattanooga as a launching point for its Tennessee River cruises.
The Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee is threatening to hold Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt of Congress for failing to supply documents related to an investigation into supposed censorship by tech companies of conservatives.
Average gasoline prices in Chattanooga rose nearly 18 cents a gallon in the past week to reach their highest level in nearly two months, according to the online pricing service GasBuddy.com.
As real estate agents and developers, Gary and Jennifer Crowe have specialized in urban infill projects and houses built in the heart of Chattanooga, usually with a mid-century modern design.
Tennessee and Georgia are the top states in the nation in landing new jobs making electric vehicles and batteries, capturing nearly $32 billion of new EV projects projected to create 37,700 jobs in the two states, according to a new study done for the Environmental Defense Fund.
As electric vehicle and battery plants sprout across the South, Chattanooga is poised to be a leader in a major power shift in American transportation.
A half century after expanding into the Chattanooga market, Cook's Pest Control has moved its Chattanooga operations into the biggest branch office among 40 locations the pest control company operates across the Southeast.
