Robert Long, the chief financial officer at Novonix who brought decades of management experience in Chattanooga to the battery material manufacturer as it expanded its presence in the city, will leave the company in July.
Vision Hospitality Group has demolished buildings at the corner of Broad and Main streets to make room for construction of the city's first AC by Marriott, a $45 million hotel with 148 rooms.
Both sides of the hottest debate on Lookout Mountain, whether a gondola planned by Rock City would be good or bad for the community, are pushing their messages through before an initial vote.
The board of the nation's largest government-owned power provider will soon bring its process for setting CEO pay more in line with the federal law that created the agency.
The Tennessee Valley Authority applied for and received more than $46 million in funding from the Trump administration to support a $115 million investment in its largest coal-fired power plant, previously scheduled to close by 2028.
One of the most advanced laboratories in the world has worked on pioneering quantum research for 80 years and is turning to the municipal utility in Chattanooga to prove the technology is good for business.
No-fly zones issued around Embassy Suites, Baylor School
The status of the Spanish national soccer team means their arrival and stay in Chattanooga for a month of training is likely a higher security event than many locals probably expect.
Chattanooga has a once-in-a-generation branding opportunity this month as some of the world's highest paid and most followed athletes, and their hordes of devoted fans, have their eyes on the city during the World Cup.
Chattanooga is one of several cities across North America that will soon get a heavy dose of global soccer stardom. The Scenic City will become home to the Spanish national team for training during the first stage of the 2026 World Cup.
