Development group Lodge of Chattanooga, including local attorney John Anderson, is attempting to rezone property where a Budgetel extended stay hotel is located in East Ridge, with plans to convert the property into apartments.
Increased food and transportation costs, labor shortages and supply chain disruptions are hitting local food banks hard as need ramps up during the holiday season.
When Angie Oliver joined the National Guard, she did it because she wanted a way to pay for college. It was right before her 18th birthday. Because of her age, her mother had to go with her to enlist.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is changing its pricing for the federal flood insurance program to more accurately reflect risks for individual properties, and the change will result in higher monthly rates for most Chattanooga-area policyholders.
The city of Red Bank passed a new beer ordinance Tuesday night, making it legal for businesses to serve beer within 300 feet of a church or school - even businesses with a pool table on site.
In his 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, Bill Sachse trained in logistics, worked on a top-secret project and traveled to 11 countries.
While serving in Malta during World War II, a senior officer told Bryan Knight to always try to be better than the younger people around him.
The city of Chattanooga resumed curbside recycling collection Monday after pausing the program since July due to a driver shortage.
The only thing more fun than being outdoors? Shopping for outdoor gear. All the better when that gear helps give back to the places we love so much.
Many of us want to help the environment and reduce our carbon footprint, but the idea of taking the steps to do that can seem daunting with everything else we have going on in our lives.
