Chattanooga: Snow flurries expected rest of the day
Snow will continue to fall in flurries on the Cumberland Plateau and the higher elevations throughout the day, according to the National Weather Service in Morristown, Tenn.
East Ridge deputy fire chief suspended after loaded gun found by 4-year-old
An East Ridge deputy fire chief was suspended last week after leaving his loaded gun in a bathroom where a 4-year-old found it.
Chance LeCroy murder mystery still unsolved 1 year later
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Families pick up pieces after blaze at East Ridge condos
Teena and Randy Ray will spend this Thanksgiving in Clarksville, Tenn., staying with Teena's sister for a few days before coming back home to East Ridge.
Camp Jordan may hold Union-made earthworks, historian says
Most hikers trekking through a span of scrubby woods on a remote edge of Camp Jordan would not notice the long, steep bank that rises from a wide clearing on West Chickamauga Creek.
Red Bank city manager candidates discuss perception of city
The Red Bank Board of Commissioners will interview the fifth City manager candidate, Randall Hemann, of Salisbury, N.C., Nov. 30. Commissioners plan to make their selection by Dec. 6.
Red Bank starts city manager interviews today
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Officials examining suspensions at CSAS
Officials at the Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences and from the Hamilton County Department of Education are scrutinizing the events surrounding a fight at the magnet school that resulted in 14 students being suspended.
Red Bank police purchasing Passats
Red Bank police detectives soon will be the first in the country to conduct surveillance and chase down suspects while behind the wheel of locally made Volkswagen Passats.
Red Bank first city to purchase Chattanooga-made Passats
The Red Bank Police Department will be the first law enforcement agency in the country to send its detectives out on the streets in two locally made Volkswagen Passats.