An official from the U.S. Department of Transportation visited Chattanooga this week as the city prepares to submit a final report outlining how a $2 million grant helped improve safety on a congested strip of Third Street around Erlanger's main hospital.
The Wright family announced Tuesday it has accepted requirements laid out by the city of Cleveland for potential development of Project River, a proposed $11.3 billion industrial campus on land the family owns in Bradley County.
The state of Tennessee, the Tennessee Valley Authority and a nuclear fusion company based in the state signed a collaborative agreement with the U.K. government in London on Monday.
Two climate nonprofits sued the Tennessee Valley Authority in federal court over the federal utility's plan to run coal-fired and gas-fired power plants simultaneously at a Middle Tennessee site.
Novonix came a step closer to reaching full production in Chattanooga as the company's first customer, Panasonic Energy, provided positive feedback on its product.
Tennessee's top elected officials have asked a three-judge panel to throw out a lawsuit challenging a state law that removed and replaced Chattanooga Airport board members appointed by Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly.
Two longtime Chattanooga attorneys have accused each other of conflicts of interest in a court case involving the ousted leaders of a 137-year-old social club who loaned $2 million to a local developer.
Hamilton County officials did not know that developer Jimmy White's agreement with a private amphitheater developer included a contingency that the county transfer a block of land it owns to the out-of-state developer.
Nashville-based O'Charley's closed its Fort Oglethorpe location Wednesday as the chain shut down its corporate restaurants nationwide.
EPB is waiting to be formally notified of reimbursement for storm damage from the Federal Emergency Management Agency or receive funds dating back to 2024, utility officials said.
