Tennessee among the most social media obsessed states
Tennessee is among the most social media-obsessed states in the country, trailing only its neighbor North Carolina, according to new research.
Chattanooga area workers come back to the office, but more work is now remote
Two years of pandemic work-from-home changes much office work
Tennessee to consider relocating Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute
Alternative sites in Chattanooga may be cheaper than rebuild at the current location
Chattanooga State expands logistics training to serve freight alley
Chattanooga State Community College has provided truck driver and diesel mechanic courses for decades, but as Chattanooga's growing "freight alley" boosts the labor demands for workers in the logistics industry, the college is preparing to shift into a higher gear in its training programs.
Chattanooga startup uses new access to health data to help alert, inform health care consumers
Nearly a decade after Bobby Huffaker launched American Exchange to help consumers connect with the exchanges created under the Affordable Care Act, the entrepreneur has started a new business to use data opened up under the 21st Century Cures Act to better inform and alert consumers of their options.
Chattanooga’s RockPoint Bank tops $125 million in assets in its first year
RockPoint Bank opened last year in downtown Chattanooga as one of the biggest bank startups in the country.
Senators blast TVA, nominees in long-delayed confirmation hearing
The Tennessee Valley Authority and a couple of those nominated for its board of directors came under sharp criticism from senators on both sides of the aisle during a confirmation hearing in Washington D.C. on Wednesday.
Senate considers new TVA board nominees as environmentalists push for carbon-free power
After a year of waiting, those nominated to help run America's biggest public power agency will tell members of Congress on Wednesday about their approach to governing the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Industrial development planned for former Dupont site in Hixson
Like many Chattanoogans, Matt Phillips' economic roots were planted, in part, at the former Chattanooga Dupont nylon plant, which was once one of the city's biggest manufacturing employers with more than 5,000 workers.
Aetna Mountain’s River Gorge Ranch to grow into Tennessee’s biggest mountaintop residential development
$1.5 billion of homes, resort planned over next decade
