Chattanooga police targeting loud cars, DUIs and reckless driving in focused enforcement
Chattanooga police are targeting loud cars and impaired and reckless drivers with focused traffic enforcement operations this summer.
Judge to Chattanooga’s Blue Light: ‘Bang out’ a security plan by end of Friday
The Blue Light, a club on Chattanooga's Station Street, was ordered Friday to complete a safety plan addressing a string of violations following months of negotiations with the city.
Collegedale police seek state accreditation for more oversight, accountability
Collegedale police are seeking accreditation from the state of Tennessee, which department officials said would increase oversight and accountability.
83 years after exposing Navy racism, 15 Black sailors exonerated, including father, uncle of Chattanooga man
In 1940, Larry Ponder's father and uncle were kicked out of the Navy after signing onto a letter to a Black newspaper detailing racist treatment they'd received while serving on a warship.
Chattanoogans celebrate Juneteenth, the day news of emancipation arrived
Hundreds of Chattanoogans celebrated Juneteenth on Monday, parading down M.L. King Boulevard before settling at Miller Park for a gala celebrating hip-hop history.
One more homicide reported in Chattanooga than this time last year, data shows
As homicide rates fall in major U.S. cities as the pandemic eases its grip, Chattanooga is seeing a slight increase in the number of people killed through the first five months of the year.
Six dead in apparent murder-suicide in Marion County
Three adults and three children were found dead in a burning home in Marion County in an apparent murder-suicide Thursday night.
Black Caucus lawmakers talk reading, justice and marijuana at Chattanooga town hall
Black Tennessee lawmakers fielded questions about third grade retention, juvenile justice and marijuana from Hamilton County residents at a town hall meeting Thursday.
Chattanooga police sergeant under investigation
A Chattanooga police sergeant is the subject of an internal affairs investigation, the department confirmed Thursday.
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Chattanooga cat café accused of violating North Carolina coffee shop’s trademark
A Charlotte, North Carolina, coffee shop is accusing a North Chattanooga cat café that opened in May of violating its trademark.