Gathered in Brainerd on Tuesday, students and community leaders sat at round tables to try and work out one of Chattanooga's most pressing problems: how to stem rising rates of violence involving young people.
In Chattanooga, violence reduction can look like a group of guys passing out frozen treats to a gaggle of kids from the back of an orange Dodge Charger.
Campus police are investigating after two students at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga were injured on campus.
Laura Armstrong made her way out of a flooded Asheville, North Carolina, only with the help of step-by-step directions sent through spotty service by her sister in Signal Mountain as she prowled online forums for signs of open routes.
Tennesseans must register to vote by Oct. 7 if they want to cast a ballot in the November general election.
Though the city and the Chattanooga Police Department have successfully driven violent crime down, they could do a better job communicating that with the public, a study released Thursday found.
A deputy in Whitfield County shot and killed a man while responding to a report he was hallucinating and trying to hurt himself, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
While violent crime is largely declining in Chattanooga, residents may think it's on the rise because they're seeing more signs of disorder in the city, a study being released Thursday found.
Two teenagers were arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with a homicide last week near Tunnel Boulevard, police said.
A state board voted Thursday to decertify a former Chattanooga police officer who resigned while under three internal investigations.
