The number of employees in the Chattanooga metro area fell slightly over the past year as private education and health jobs gained the most workers and the manufacturing sector lost the most.
The federal utility’s 17 labor partners are a powerful lobbying force
The Wacker Chemical Corp. laid off around 90 employees at its polysilicon plant in Bradley County after it said a small percentage of its workforce would be cut.
The Tennessee Valley Authority has long relied on elected officials and advocacy groups to head off any discussion of the U.S. government selling it off, an idea that has resurfaced as figures aligned with President Donald Trump target TVA.
'Downtown is dying,’ executive says, but official says it's 'increasingly vibrant'
By the time Todd Morgan stood before cameras Thursday morning to plead for better preservation of historic Chattanooga buildings, a facade of one of downtown's oldest structures was already gone.
President Donald Trump named Arthur Graham of Florida to the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors on Thursday as his fifth pick for the regulatory body of the nation's largest public utility.
A $70 million development planned across Broad Street from the new Chattanooga Lookouts stadium under construction aims to offer downtown buyers a community with European style touches and ample garden space.
Utility board declined ouster, saying Moul is on board for president’s energy agenda
Drury Hotels has begun construction with an updated design for an eight-story hotel on the corner of Market and East Third streets in downtown Chattanooga, facing opposition for replacing a historic building.
