30 racers take on new treacherous run on Stringer’s Ridge this weekend
Stringer's Ridge is not known for having especially treacherous trails, at least not compared to some of the area's other, more mountainous hiking and trail running destinations.
Wildfire grows to 200 acres on slopes of Signal Mountain [photos, video]
Tennessee forestry officials and Falling Water residents are ready for the community to start living up to its name.
Signal Mountain wildfire has more than doubled in size since Sunday
After several days fighting a Signal Mountain wildfire, local volunteer fire crews have returned to their day jobs.
Jay’s Bar temporarily closed, could be permanently shut down
A bar that was the scene of a homicide over the weekend has been temporarily closed and could be permanently shut down if the owner doesn't get the facility up to city code, a police spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Plan advances to make M.L. King, Bailey friendlier to pedestrians, cyclists
As rush hour hummed steadily along just after 5 p.m. on a recent weekday at M.L. King Boulevard and Douglas Street, students from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga faced a decision.
Chattanooga police chief blames violent weekend on gang turmoil, school break
The jailing of high-ranking Chattanooga gang members is at least partially responsible for a wave of violence that swept through city streets over the weekend, police department Chief Fred Fletcher said Monday.
Police: Victims in weekend shooting identified
The person killed early Sunday morning on Wilder Street in Chattanooga was an innocent bystander, Chattanooga police chief Fred Fletcher said Monday morning.
Wildfires scorch tri-state area
Dry and windy weather continued to fan the flames of a Walden's Ridge brush fire that started Saturday, while crews in North Georgia worked to control two large forest fires there.
Loaded field at Swim the Suck highlights Chattanooga’s River Rocks weekend
Swim the Suck anchors the second weekend of the local River Rocks festival.
Future of Sterchi Farm area of greenway up for public discussion
A fleet of green bicycles sat unmanned late Tuesday morning in a pasture just below the parking lot across from the Waterhaven subdivision on Harrison Pike.