The WWII gunner: Chattanooga man looks back at life as a youngster in war
It was December 1943 when Don Womack first left his hometown of Chattanooga, and he remembers looking back at his house, wondering if he'd see it again.
The family legacy: For Georgia man, joining the military was a given
Walking up the wooden stairs to Harold Silcox's "man cave" feels more like walking into a history museum.
Help available, but Obamacare navigators enter open enrollment with concerns
The road to Nov. 1, the first day of open enrollment for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, was paved with uncertainty.
We Care Weekend gives cancer patients, families a welcomed retreat
Everyone wants to get away from routine sometimes, but for cancer patients and their families, escaping the day-to-day of care and treatment isn't always possible.
Aging Tennessee grappling with stagnant funds, limited programs, uncertain future [photos]
Tennessee is turning gray, and stagnant funds coupled with limited capacity in state programs struggling to meet the demands of a rapidly aging population have many looking to the future with uncertainty.
Ambitious undertaking aims to preserve memories of Chattanooga
Chattanooga's history will no longer be tucked away in old archives filled with dusty books or trapped as fleeting memories in people's minds.
Miss Tennessee tackles opioid epidemic
The effects of substance abuse and the opioid epidemic have hit close to home for Miss Tennessee 2017 Caty Davis.
Don’t get duped during Medicare enrollment
It's as easy as A, B, C, D, until you toss the word "Medicare" in front.
Infant whooping cough prevention is often overlooked
Not enough expectant mothers are vaccinated for pertussis, also known as whooping cough, and it's putting their babies at risk, according to the Tennessee Department of Health.
Fall allergies plague many Chattanooga area residents
Spring pollen washed away months ago, but that doesn't mean everyone's out of the woods when it comes to seasonal allergies.
