Snakebite death puzzles experts
Reptile experts and wildlife officials were stunned by the news that an East Ridge man died Saturday after being bitten by a copperhead snake.
Search to resume for pilot missing in Venezuelan jungle
Somewhere under a vast canopy of Venezuelan jungle, Bob Edwards hopes to locate a downed Cessna 182 and his best friend -- a missionary pilot who's been missing for almost two years, along with six others who were on the plane.
Only light snow expected in Chattanooga area, but road crews ready
This morning's snow is not expected to amount to much, but local road crews are still attaching snow plows to trucks and keeping their fingers crossed.
Chattanooga: Police officer charged with domestic violence
A Chattanooga police officer was arrested Tuesday after a woman claimed he pushed her during an argument, police said.
Northeast Alabama may get several inches of snow, Chattanooga to see less
By tomorrow morning, the rain in Tennessee Valley should change over to snow, but the soggy ground should prevent any of it from piling up, meteorologists say.
Flurries forecast, but no snowstorm
Though forecasters expect intermittent snowfall early this week, it's "probably not looking anything like the major thing we saw a couple weeks ago," according to meteorologist Nick Austin with WRCB-TV.
Out of this world: Chattacon 36 draws thousands
Depending on the science fiction or fantasy movies you watch, you may enter medieval realms, a planet on the fringes of an asteroid belt or a post-apocalyptic wasteland ravaged by zombies.
Suspect sought in Chattanooga’s Friday shooting
Chattanooga police continue to search for a man they say is responsible for a shooting early Friday morning behind a bar on Rossville Boulevard.
McMinn busts 3 meth labs in a week
The McMinn County Sheriff's Office this week busted three meth labs, including what Sheriff Joe Guy called "one of the largest ever discovered" in the county.
Chattanooga Police class puts spotlight on gangs
It takes a village to stop a gang -- a proactive, aggressive and well-connected village, explains Moses Robinson, an officer from the Rochester Police Department in New York.