Demolition of AT&T Field to begin this summer after Lookouts left
AT&T Field, home to the Chattanooga Lookouts for 25 years, will be torn down this summer after the minor league baseball team moved south to Erlanger Park.

AT&T Field, home to the Chattanooga Lookouts for 25 years, will be torn down this summer after the minor league baseball team moved south to Erlanger Park.

Program set to achieve just over half its original goal

The Tennessee Valley Authority will work with officials in the Trump administration as the federal agency clarifies its position on new nuclear power, TVA interim CEO Mike Skaggs said in his first public statement since entering the role in April.

In a lab on Amnicola Highway, 23-year-old Daniel Rau stands among drums of acidic waste from mining sites that contain trace amounts of metals critical for semiconductors, magnets, fiber optic cables, military weapons and wind turbines.

An earthquake in northern Alabama did not pose a risk to the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, the Tennessee Valley Authority's largest power plant, the agency said.

As Volkswagen cancels production in Chattanooga of its fully electric ID.4, another company with local operations has financial interest in the performance of the automaker's electric vehicles.

Jim Irwin, the Atlanta developer guiding the rebirth of the former U.S. Pipe and Wheland foundries into the Foundries District, has become an owner of the giant structure at the heart of the site.

Executive’s salary has satisfied White House complaint, Fleischmann says

3H Group celebrates 25 years

The top executives at Unum, the largest company headquartered in Chattanooga, received pay increases in 2025, according to a recent financial report. Pay for some of the executives came partly from a long-term incentive approved in 2020.
