Gasoline prices in Chattanooga jumped, on average, by more than 12 cents a gallon last week to top $3 a gallon again and reverse the downward trend in prices over the previous three weeks, according to the online gas reporting service GasBuddy.
After losses widened in the first quarter of the year, U.S. Xpress has cut its corporate staff for the third time in the past year.
In the third expansion of its facility over the past three decades, the full scope plastics manufacturer Primex is expanding its production plant and adding a new research and development center this summer.
Five years to the day after AOL co-founder Steve Case first came to Chattanooga to invest in a burgeoning logistics industry, the billionaire investor returned Wednesday to help launch an initiative to support new businesses focused on sustainable ways to move freight, people and information.
The Tennessee Valley Authority plans to more than double the amount of electricity it gets directly from the sun within the next decade to help move toward a carbon-free power system by 2050.
The site of the Chattanooga Lookouts stadium where minor league baseball players have been pitching and hitting for more than two decades is now being pitched to the federal government for what officials say could be a big hit for downtown as the home of a planned $200 million-plus federal courthouse.
Shanice Kelley said she has always had an interest in computers since she graduated from Tyner Academy, but the 35-year-old employee at T-Mobile added she hasn't had the chance to develop her software skills — until now.
In the middle of Gig City, next to one of Chattanooga's biggest employers, more than one-third of households lack broadband access and more than one-fourth of families live in poverty, according to census data.
After nearly 13 years on Patten Parkway, the Irish pub Honest Pint is shutting down at the end of the month.
The coldest winter storm in the Tennessee Valley in nearly three decades just before Christmas this past year froze instrument lines for 38 of TVA's power generators, cutting off 6,700 megawatts of power and forcing TVA to impose rolling blackouts for the first time in its 90-year history.
