The tires of at least 20 vehicles were punctured or cut while parked in the garage beside Erlanger Medical Center in the 900 block of East Third Street, according to a report from the Chattanooga Police Department.
A bustling home improvement store, boutiques full of eager shoppers, a church softball dugout crowded with adolescents and their family members - these are the kinds of scenes playing out all across Chattanooga this weekend that make experts' stomachs churn.
The Hamilton County Health Department reported 106 new cases of COVID-19 Friday - the most new cases ever reported on a single day in the county - for a cumulative total of 1,381 cases.
Medical students and physicians lined the sidewalk in the heart of Chattanooga's medical corridor for nine minutes of silence on Friday in a show of solidarity against racial injustice in the spirit of national protests over the killing of George Floyd.
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For the third straight day, Hamilton County has announced the death of a resident from COVID-19.
After years of record expansion, Erlanger Health System officials are looking to invest their limited capital in rebuilding the hospital's infrastructure for the future.
Erlanger Health System officials said a nurse who made an online post about not wanting to treat protesters over the weekend is no longer affiliated with the health system.
With Hamilton County's economy reopening and coronavirus cases spiking, experts say personal responsibility for social distancing is key
Chattanooga receives 20,000 face masks from state as virus spreads
