Planning commissioners narrowly granted a rezoning request to allow a drive-through only coffee shop between Chattanooga Christian School and a Publix supermarket on Broad Street, but with a condition.
Architect Thomas Johnson is looking for a new tenant for the longtime former home of the St. John's Restaurant and Meeting Place at Market and King streets after a creole restaurant that was supposed to open there fell through.
A developer seeking to build a four-story hotel in East Brainerd was unanimously denied by planning commissioners Monday after planning staff said the proposal didn't fit the area and neighbors adamantly opposed the idea.
A city board will provide a $1.5 million grant to help replace an expected loss of federal dollars for a community hub on the Chattanooga's Westside.
The Tennessee Valley Authority is facing unprecedented requests for electricity from companies that use computers to train artificial intelligence and mine cryptocurrencies, according to top leaders at the federal utility.
The first phase of private development next to Erlanger Park, the new home of the Chattanooga Lookouts under construction on the Southside, will include a pedestrian plaza open to the public.
Federal regulator speeds up process after Trump order
When Hurricane Helene weakened to a tropical storm that stalled over the mountains of western North Carolina in September, floodwaters poured into Tennessee, killing 18 people in the Volunteer State.
The Wacker Chemical Corp., the U.S. side of Wacker Chemie, a giant German manufacturer of specialty chemical products, plans to lay off employees at its $2.5 billion plant in Bradley County.
Average residential power bills in Chattanooga will be slightly lower in July than in June, though they will still be around $10 higher than last summer, according to EPB data.
