The Center for Sports Medicine and Orthopaedics LLC has begun building one of the region's biggest outpatient ambulatory surgery facilities along Interstate 75 in Tyner to expand and replace the center's existing surgery suites in downtown Chattanooga.
An assisted living facility in Rock Spring, Georgia, has been shut down while the Walker County Sheriff's Office investigates allegations of elder abuse.
At least 39 million Americans are expected to travel more than 50 miles away from home this week as the summer travel season kicks off with the highest gasoline prices on record, according to AAA.
One of Chattanooga's oldest manufacturing properties is being cleaned up and reshaped to anchor an urban residential neighborhood that will soon bring a variety of housing, retail and office development to a long-blighted area.
As higher temperatures push up air conditioning and power usage next month, Chattanoogans will feel the heat this summer with electricity prices projected to be nearly 10% higher than a year ago.
Chattanooga's municipal utility, which has relied upon the Tennessee Valley Authority for nearly all of its power since its creation in 1939, plans to begin buying some of its power from another wholesale supplier next year to help save more than $1 million on its annual power bill.
After 21 years of serving Southern cuisine favorites to seated patrons at the Southern Star, the downtown eatery is changing its operations in response to the ongoing labor shortage in the restaurant industry.
Unemployment across Tennessee and Georgia remained at the lowest level on record last month as jobless rates in both states dropped by nearly 80% from the record heights reached two years ago.
The largest vending machine vendor headquartered in the Southeast is expanding and relocating its headquarters to downtown Chattanooga.
Chattanooga's biggest advertising agency has hired a 30-year industry veteran as president to help accelerate the firm's digital innovation.
