As the daughter of a longtime fire chief in Dalton, Georgia, Brooke Satterfield advises companies as if all their projects were critical incidents involving multiple responders.
Officials broke ground Wednesday on a $283 million federal courthouse in downtown Chattanooga, calling the project a monument to the U.S. justice system and a masterpiece of classical architecture in line with an executive order from President Donald Trump.
Thousands of construction workers can continue building a $2.5 billion Tennessee Valley Authority gas plant after federal circuit judges said a Chattanooga judge likely misread an environmental law.
Businesses with fewer than 20 employees make up more than 72% of all firms in Chattanooga, lower than the proportion of small businesses across Tennessee and in the U.S., a local study found.
The Tennessee Valley Authority board, the regulator of the nation's largest public power provider, will likely soon have too few members to hold votes — again.
Before walking into the EPB Quantum Center for an interview, U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Ooltewah, took an unexpected phone call.
Qcells, a South Korean full-service solar technology provider with major plants in North Georgia, announced new versions of its residential solar panels featuring aluminum frames made in Tennessee.
A Trump administration official said he visited the Tennessee Valley Authority to announce a $250 million federal award for transmission upgrades, funding the Biden administration first approved and announced in 2024.
The push to form a nurses union at CommonSpirit Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga is centered on ensuring the hospital has enough staff members and resources to treat patients well, said a nurse who plans to vote to unionize.
Brad Shumpert, a real estate attorney and private wealth advisor, is the newest member of a board overseeing Chattanooga development after the City Council confirmed his appointment Tuesday.
