Deadline Thursday for fall ballot spots
Time is almost out for people still hoping to see their names on the November ballot for local municipal elections.
Bradley County mom defends daughter in boys’ heat deaths
The first court appearance of a woman accused of murder in the heat deaths of her two young sons left the children's family divided: one side staunchly claiming the charges are untrue, and the other side saying they wish they weren't true -- but aren't sure.
Mother makes first appearance in court for sons’ heat deaths
A Bradley County mother charged with felony murder in the heat-related deaths of her two young boys made her first appearance in court today.
Mom in court today in sons’ heat deaths
At least 23 children have died as a result of overheating in cars nationwide in 2012. Five of those deaths were in Tennessee. Below is the number of such deaths in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama over the past three years.
Robbery charges dismissed; appeal eyed
Hamilton County prosecutors plan to appeal the dismissal of the case against a man accused in a string of North Chattanooga armed robberies.
Charges dismissed for man accused in 2010 North Shore robberies
Charges were formally dismissed today for a man who was arrested for a series of home invasions in the North Shore area in 2010.
East Ridge weighs ban on extended-stay lodging
East Ridge Council meets today at City Hall, 1517 Tombras Ave. The agenda session starts at 5:15 p.m., and the regular council meeting starts at 6:30 p.m.
Hixson murder case bound to grand jury
As a hearing began Tuesday for three men accused in the death of a 21-year-old Hixson man two years ago, the judge offered a warning to the audience not to act out in response to the graphic testimony.
Chattanooga: Three men bound over in Chance LeCroy killing
A judge sent a 2010 slaying case to the grand jury this morning.
Chattanooga foster dad sentenced to probation for rape of teen
A foster care provider who pleaded guilty to the statutory rape of his 16-year-old foster daughter wept Monday as he learned he would not have to go back to jail.
