When disaster strikes, often people's first thought aside from their own safety is that of their pets, said Hamilton County Disaster Animal Response Team coordinator Renita "Shorty" Beaty.
Despite obeying Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's stay-home order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, some Chattanoogans found both their homes and themselves in danger as a tornado swept through the city Sunday night and early Monday morning.
What happens to children in state custody when the rest of Tennessee's residents are staying home to prevent spread of the coronavirus?
The first three months of this year were the wettest start to any year in history across the Tennessee Valley, surpassing the previous record set in 1891.
With the COVID-19 pandemic bringing the reality of death to the forefront of our minds, estate planning attorneys are getting a steady stream of calls from clients looking to put their affairs in order.
Restaurants and bars in East Ridge may now temporarily sell beer for carry-out or delivery, according to an executive order issued by the city Tuesday, March 31.
With the COVID-19 outbreak at the height of spring tree pollen season, which is typically late March through mid-April, people who experience allergy-like symptoms may question whether those symptoms are caused by the coronavirus or allergies.
For more than a century, Brushy Mountain kept the state of Tennessee's most dangerous criminals behind bars. The likes of Martin Luther King Jr.'s convicted assassin, James Earl Ray, were sent to the fortress in the forest.
The Scenic City has plenty to offer those who are planning a staycation - particularly since coronavirus fears have caused some travelers to cancel their plans.
While the nature of a pandemic tends to separate people rather than bring them together, some Chattanooga area residents are using the coronavirus outbreak as an opportunity to reach out to their more vulnerable neighbors and close the gap that widens between people in times of insecurity.
