As summertime temperatures heat up how much power Chattanoogans use to cool their homes and businesses, the Tennessee Valley Authority is raising the price of its electricity to reflect higher fuel costs.
A Chattanooga-based hotel developer cut the ribbon Friday to open one of three new hotels built or under development in the past year at one of the exits along Interstate 75 in Cleveland, Tennessee.
Artificial intelligence may soon allow the U.S. military to use tanks and other equipment on battlefields without having to risk soldiers' lives to operate the machines in wartime situations.
Gate 11 Distillery is rebranding one of its newest drinks as the 5-year-old bar continues to add to its distilled spirits lineup and trophy box.
Stock awards boost Chattanooga executive pay in 2023
Unemployment in metropolitan Chattanooga fell last month to its lowest monthly rate on record with nearly 2.5 jobs now open across Tennessee for every unemployed person still looking for work.
In its third and biggest acquisition so far this year, Five Star Breaktime Solutions has purchased a rival vending and food supplier in Middle Tennessee and parts of Kentucky.
While "Rosie the Riveter" popularized the role of women in welding during World War II, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that fewer than one of every 16 welders today is a female and about 10% of all welders are Black.
East Tennessee is home to the world's fastest computer, at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The $600 million Frontier supercomputer has a record-shattering computational capacity of up to 2 exaflops, or 2 quintillion calculations per second.
With the school year over for the summer in Montgomery, Alabama, Michael Carlson and his wife brought their three children to Chattanooga this week for a family vacation with stops at the Children's Discovery Museum and Ruby Falls and a day tubing on Chickamauga Lake.
