Chattanooga's river islands have been hunting camps, pasturelands, Prohibition party pads and ecological time capsules. But you won't find any signs pointing to them from I-24.
At feeding time, Dale – a freshwater Mbu puffer, one of the largest puffer fish species – flaps his fins like oversized wings and glides toward his tank corner. He's also the unofficial mascot of Fish Mania in East Ridge, a local aquarium supply store.
Dr. Lori Mann Bruce has been tapped as the next chancellor of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, setting her up to become the first woman to hold the role in the university's 138-year history.
The Chattanooga Public Library is at risk of losing $435,000 in federal funding following an executive order by President Donald Trump that defunded the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
In a single afternoon, Project Inspire lost a little under half of its funding — and with it, a pipeline that has placed more than 150 educators in high-need Hamilton County classrooms since 2011.
Jack London knew at least one invariable fact about his fiancée, Elina Stikute: She hated barbecue sauce.
Backyard grillers, pitmasters and other flame-chasers, drawn in by the sizzle of competition and the allure of smoky perfection, will schedule their lives around the barbecue competition season. Who could blame them?
For the first time in its 138-year history, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is poised to name a woman as chancellor.
About 80 protesters gathered Thursday evening at the corner of Glass Street and Chamberlain Avenue to protest a range of national and local concerns, including tariffs, anti-immigration policy, potential special education cuts and gentrification.
A public servant in a small Tennessee town, Kirsten Ert Acuff knows positive change doesn't always come in grand speeches or dramatic moments. In her town, "if a tree falls, the neighbor shows up with the chainsaw and helps," she says.
