Chattanoogans were dressed for a different season Thursday as the high temperature on Christmas Day reached 71 degrees, placing the holiday among the top five warmest local Christmases on record.
After two years of renovation, crews are placing finishing touches and moving furniture into the Waymark Hotel in downtown Chattanooga ahead of the Waymark's opening by the end of the year.
The largest hospital in Cleveland, Tennessee, is rallying residents to oppose an effort by a competing health care company to build a freestanding emergency room nearby.
Erlanger Health increased the parking fee at its flagship downtown hospital by 50%, from $2 to $3, as it expanded payment options.
EPB is the top midsize utility in the South for customer satisfaction for the 10th year in a row, according to a survey by J.D. Power, a global leader in consumer insights and data analytics.
The nuclear power workforce in the United States could more than triple by 2050 if the industry reaches its expansion goals, and a new Chattanooga nonprofit wants to attract and begin training those workers.
An East Ridge company that provides respite and placement care services for adults is facing a state investigation over unpaid wages, and one former employee was arrested for harassment while she tried to get her final paycheck.
The shelves at Olive Rustica are lined with olive oils and balsamic vinegars in dozens of flavors, as well as cookbooks, kitchen tools and jars of pasta sauce that lend the shop the air of an Italian market.
Four of President Donald Trump's nominees to the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors were confirmed by the U.S. Senate on Thursday evening, restoring a quorum to the panel months after Trump fired several directors.
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, the state's largest health insurer, reached a settlement in a years-long federal lawsuit brought by employees who said they were fired because they refused to get a COVID vaccine on religious principle.
