Lake Winnie celebrates 100 years of family ownership
Whether a summer day trip or the site of your cousin's company picnic, Lake Winnepesaukah has been part of the fabric of Chattanooga area childhood for 100 years.
Local businesses offered Bonnaroo consolation show and deals over the weekend
After Bonnaroo 2025's weather-based cancellation, many stranded festivalgoers rerouted their weekend plans to Chattanooga, where local businesses scrambled to turn bad news into new opportunities.
Chattanoogans don revolutionary attire for ‘No Kings’ rally against Trump
Conservative says the gathering at Miller Park is ‘just politics’
‘No Kings’ protest in Chattanooga to target Trump policies
Chattanooga is among the more than 2,000 U.S. cities where organizers are planning a “No Kings” protest Saturday — the same day as President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday and his planned military parade.
Ringgold police identify person who took flagpoles
A Ringgold police social media page says the department has identified a man who made off with several flagpoles that honor veterans.
Dalton student who was detained addresses Senate Democrats
Ximena Arias-Cristobal, the Dalton teen who spent 2 1/2 weeks in an immigration detention facility after police pulled her over by mistake, spoke for around two minutes to U.S. Senate Democrats.
CHI Memorial offices for diabetics, endocrinology to close
CHI Memorial Endocrinology Associates is closing effective Aug. 21, 2025, according to a posted memo in the office lobby.
State representative from East Ridge wants to regulate or ban kratom
A bitter, earthy green powder sold at gas stations and vape shops across Tennessee is stirring fresh concern from lawmakers, addiction specialists and mothers who say its risks are poorly understood, addictive and potentially lethal.
Ringgold police ask for help finding veterans flagpoles that were taken
A volunteer-led veteran memorial project in Catoosa County is requesting the return of a batch of stolen flagpoles — and police are asking for the public's help identifying the person responsible.
Sarah Feustle’s resin art is like holding a piece of the Tennessee River
Sarah Feustle crafts water, one shimmering layer at a time. Using epoxy resin, iridescent liquid and carefully selected art materials, Feustle builds shifting and glistening landscapes that resemble Tennessee waterways that inspire her.
