Along with the public announcement Wednesday of Project River, a proposed $11.3 billion industrial campus in Bradley County with power plants and a data center, came a sophisticated website promoting the development's purported benefits.
Developers searching for customer for on-site power plants
It's been a hot and dry summer, and few entities understand weather impacts like the Tennessee Valley Authority, a federal agency that generates and transmits electricity used by more than 10 million people.
Chattanooga Airport board members appointed by Mayor Tim Kelly met at City Hall on Monday to hear updates on the board's legal challenges to a state law that vacated and replaced them.
No animal style fries for Chattanooga, yet.
Out of the 12 centers in operation or in development the Chattanooga Times Free Press identified in the newspaper's coverage area, seven look like what most imagine when they hear "data center" -- loud, resource intensive warehouses housing AI infrastructure.
Charlotte, North Carolina-based commercial real estate firm Hill Partners announced it plans to build a $350 million retail and residential district at The Bend in Chattanooga.
Motorists driving at night by the Chattanooga Lookouts stadium along Interstate 24 may have noticed a cube-shaped digital billboard at Erlanger Park has been less bright in recent weeks.
Cempa Community Care broke ground Friday on a major expansion on Third Street that will bring the Chattanooga nonprofit's health services under one roof and increase patient access.
EPB chief executive David Wade had tears in his eyes Friday morning as elected officials and his peers across the region surprised him by traveling to Chattanooga to wish him a happy retirement after a remarkable 43-year career at the utility.
