Chattanooga insurer Unum adds pet protection
Chattanooga-based Unum, one of the nation's leaders in offering coverage such as disability and life insurance at the workplace, has begun providing pet protection.
Chattanooga to Las Vegas flights start, and they’re nonstop
Michael Barrett, of Knoxville, was at Chattanooga Airport on Thursday waiting to board Lovell Field's inaugural nonstop flight to Las Vegas.
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Old Eureka Foundry site to offer new downtown Chattanooga gateway
New apartments, condos, a hotel, offices and eateries are planned for the old Eureka Foundry tract next to Finley Stadium as a developer looks to put more sparkle into one of downtown Chattanooga's gateways.
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Huge downtown Chattanooga apartment project gets planning nod
Next stop is the city council
Ex-Secret Service agent Chris Simpson speaking at Chattanooga Prayer Breakfast
A few years ago, Chris Simpson was protecting heads of state, including then-President Donald Trump, as a longtime U.S. Secret Service agent.
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Downtown Chattanooga Food City store to open in June
Downtown Chattanooga's planned Food City supermarket is to open next month, bringing not only the grocer's latest in-store offerings but an adjacent conference center, townhouses and rental commercial space.
Food City starts work on new Dayton store in nearly $16 million project
Food City started work Tuesday on its newest supermarket in the region at a high-profile site where it's putting up a nearly $16 million store.
Lawsuit related to proposed Walden grocery store dropped
A Walden alderwoman said a lawsuit filed against her this year and now dropped by a landowner interested in a potential grocery store project was an effort to intimidate her to change her vote or resign.
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Chattanooga-based Echelon CEO jabs rival Peloton, says he’d take its top job
The head of Chattanooga-based fitness equipment maker Echelon said he's willing to take over the open chief executive's job at rival Peloton, adding the bigger company's drumbeat of negative news is hurting the industry.
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UAW puts VW Chattanooga on notice about plant changes
Volkswagen Chattanooga has received a United Auto Workers letter noting changes in employment terms and conditions, such as shift scheduling or layoffs, shouldn't be done without talks with the union.
