Japan will invest up to $40 billion to build small modular reactors to generate nuclear power in Tennessee and Alabama, President Donald Trump announced during a visit from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi.
Just beyond where West M.L. King Boulevard terminates at Riverfront Parkway, five blocks of historically industrial land are ready to be transformed in the initial phase of a 28-block project.
Development of the former U.S. Pipe/Wheland Foundry land around the new Lookouts stadium is making progress, an attorney for the site owners wrote in response to a Hamilton County official's concerns about the pace of construction.
The share price of Novonix, a Chattanooga-based company vying to become a domestic U.S. supplier of battery materials, has fallen below the minimum $1 requirement to be traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
IonQ, a Maryland-based quantum computing and software company partnering with EPB, has opened an office in Chattanooga with plans to grow.
Chattanooga-based Fitness Central will soon open a larger second gym downtown in a 37,000-square-foot facility.
Finley Stadium stands to gain from the proximity of the new Chattanooga Lookouts stadium set to open in April off South Broad Street, thanks to opportunities to provide overflow parking and event space.
Chattanooga will be home to the first-ever franchise location of Jeni's Ice Creams, but the Reinert family is not stopping with its first scoop shop in the St. Elmo neighborhood.
The oldest former U.S. Pipe foundry building at the new Chattanooga Lookouts stadium will be named for EPB, the city-owned electricity and internet provider.
A local sign maker got unanimous approval from the downtown Chattanooga zoning panel to build a series of signs at the new Lookouts stadium that would normally be restricted by code.
