Nearly four decades after the Tennessee Valley Authority abandoned construction of more than half of the nuclear plants it once planned to build, the federal utility is moving forward again with plans to pursue the next generation of nuclear power.
Highland Plaza sells for $8.9 million
BlueSky Tennessee Institute launches with 32 students
Over the past decade, home sales and prices have more than doubled in the Chattanooga area, rising steadily as interest rates have remained historically low and the local economy has continued to add jobs and residents.
The rusty remnants of the former Wheland and U.S. Pipe foundries on Chattanooga's southside are "a long-time eyesore" to Mayor Tim Kelly and a troubling introduction to what is billed as "Gig City" to millions of motorists entering Chattanooga on Interstate 24.
Soft drink retains appeal with unique flavors, sizes and approaches
A California investor has purchased a new apartment complex that opened last month at Main Street and Central Avenue for $6.1 million as outside investors continue to buy into the Chattanooga rental market.
To help jump start what EPB officials tout as a cleaner, electricity-driven future in transportation, the municipal utility plans to develop a fast recharging station within the next year along one of the interstate highways in Chattanooga.
Interstate 75 motorists eager to take a dinner break at Wendy's restaurant on Bonny Oaks this week had to go elsewhere due to staffing shortages at the popular fast-food eatery. A sign at the drive-through promises a "temporary" closing while staff is trained.
Nearly 100,000 riders last year rented bikes; city looks for more with new grants, extensions
