Chattanooga burger place to shut down after 10 years
After almost a decade in business on East Main Street, Slick's Burgers is closing its doors May 11.

After almost a decade in business on East Main Street, Slick's Burgers is closing its doors May 11.

Looking for the perfect Southern drinks to pair with your barbecue? The staff at Puckett's and Purple Daisy Picnic Cafe know a thing or two about good barbecue bevvies, and we picked their brains so we could share their tried-and-true favorites.

Whether you go to consume award-winning barbecue or to see famous eaters consume pounds of the world's finest bologna, Knoxville's Dead End BBQ is worth a detour from Chattanooga.

Tennessee is losing about 10 acres of farmland an hour and ranks second nationwide, after Texas, for the rate at which farmland is converted out of production, Rep. Greg Vital, R-Harrison, said before a statehouse vote on legislation he sponsored to help preserve land for continued agricultural use.

As President Donald Trump imposes taxes on imports that he says will strengthen domestic manufacturing, his administration is terminating federal contracts focused on strengthening domestic manufacturing.

After 33 years in business, Signal Mountain toy store Mountain Top Toys is closing its doors for the last time Saturday.

Real estate investor Bill Raines has been trying to develop a 15-acre property in Walden since he purchased it about 30 years ago.

Showing up at the airport and spontaneously booking a flight out that same day is something people sometimes dare to do -- especially in movies or on reality TV shows. But it's a practice that's not for everyone, whether due to astronomical last-minute flight prices or their comfort level.

Looking for a way to experience the world without leaving Chattanooga? Lucky for you, the Scenic City hosts multiple international festivals and events that bring cultures across the globe to our Tennessee town through immersive exhibits, engaging displays and an annual chihuahua race.

With multiple incidents of wildfires and severe weather threatening the Chattanooga area in recent weeks, the need to prepare for possible evacuation or sheltering in place is top-of-mind for many officials and residents — particularly on mountains accessed by limited routes and areas surrounding nuclear facilities.
