Helicopter pilots and transmission line crews at the Tennessee Valley Authority have finished work to replace the aerial marker balls on power lines over Chickamauga Lake south of the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant in Soddy-Daisy.
The gatekeepers to downtown Chattanooga's special building code gave unanimous approval to the owner of Parkway Towers to build a replacement tower with more stories than the code typically allows.
An abandoned Chattanooga tower known for graffiti broadcasting the word "JUNK" over Highway 27 may soon be torn down and replaced with a modern seven-story commercial and residential tower, public renderings show.
More than a decade after the owner of the Chattanooga Lookouts first began working with elected officials to plan a new stadium, the team on Tuesday celebrated the upcoming opening of Erlanger Park at a dedication ceremony.
The first full budget from the second Trump administration did not propose selling off assets of the Tennessee Valley Authority after multiple groups speculated last year the president wanted to privatize the New Deal agency.
Leaders across Tennessee may disagree on whether Don Moul should have been CEO of the Tennessee Valley Authority, but they agree on one thing: His brief time leading the nation's largest public utility got off to a rocky start.
A firm that has produced economic reports for multiple Chattanooga developments does not determine whether the visions of developers are too ambitious, said a longtime leader at the company.
Executive’s brief tenure marked by operational success amid political tumult
Novonix is exploring an expansion next door to its riverfront plant in Chattanooga, but the move would not be the best use for the property, according to the developer of the surrounding site.
Once professionals approach retirement age, they face the financial question of whether they can retire and the emotional question of whether their identity can withstand it.
