Third try for UAW at VW Chattanooga
The United Auto Workers organizing drive at Volkswagen Chattanooga, so far, has failed to ignite the fireworks that flew in the last two spirited campaigns, according to observers.

The United Auto Workers organizing drive at Volkswagen Chattanooga, so far, has failed to ignite the fireworks that flew in the last two spirited campaigns, according to observers.

The Chattanooga Lookouts "almost definitely" will miss opening day 2025 for the debut of its planned new ballpark, but the club is still eyeing play in the stadium sometime that season, an official said Thursday.

A second sprawling project in the South Broad area estimated at more than $100 million when finished is planned in close proximity to the proposed Chattanooga Lookouts stadium.

A nearly 20-acre tract in Lookout Valley on Monday won rezoning designed to turn the property into what was called a "high-end glamping" campground.
A Walden alderwoman sued by a landowner in connection with a plan to build a grocery store has denied wrongdoing and is claiming governmental immunity in defending against an effort to oust her from office.

Former Chattanooga businessman John J. Woods, who pleaded guilty to wire fraud in connection with running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, is to report May 2 to an Alabama prison to start serving his nearly eight-year sentence.

Tesla has opened its planned Chattanooga showroom and service center as the electric vehicle maker seeks to put a charge into its business in the tri-state area.

Chattanooga and Hamilton County will need 46,000 more apartments, single-family residences and other housing over 20 years to handle swelling growth, new planning studies show.

A Hamilton Place building near the mall that holds a well-known restaurant may be ready to serve up a change of ownership.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain came to Chattanooga on Saturday to visit and plot strategy with Volkswagen workers trying to unionize the company's only U.S. assembly plant.
