Rhea County school bus driver fired after being charged with DUI
The Rhea County, Tennessee, school bus driver who was charged with a DUI on Wednesday has been terminated, Director of Schools Jerry Levengood said in an email.
Woman arrested after video of tow truck attack goes viral
A Chattanooga woman was arrested Tuesday after a video showing her smashing the driver's side window of a tow truck went viral earlier this month.
#CHAGives kicks off Tuesday: What you need to know
With Black Friday behind it and Cyber Monday in full swing, Chattanooga is gearing up for its own version of #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back.
How the Woodmore Elementary school bus crash shaped Chattanooga police response to victims
It's been two years since the deadly Woodmore bus crash, and in that time, Chattanooga Police Department leaders say, they've been reflecting on what worked well and what needs improvement should disaster strike again.
Red Bank police chief resigns, interim chief appointed
Red Bank Police Department Chief Robert Simpson is resigning from his job, little more than a year after stepping into the position.
Four arrested, jailed in Polk County after multi-agency drug investigation
Four men are facing a variety of drug-related charges between Polk and Monroe counties, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced Thursday.
Hamilton County’s re-entry program hosts job fair for inmates
A group of about 11 men gathered in the education room of Silverdale Detention Center for a small job fair Wednesday morning, ready to present their resumes to potential employers.
Chattanooga man’s family home destroyed in Northern California wildfire [photos]
Not long after the Camp Fire in Northern California roared through the town of Paradise, quickly turning it into an inferno, Chattanooga resident John Westbrook learned his parents' home - the home in which he was raised - had likely been destroyed.
Trenton man charged with aggravated statutory rape
A Trenton, Georgia, man was arrested Monday on statutory rape charges.
Chattanooga police add 14 new cameras around city
It's been about a year and a half since the first batch of the Chattanooga Police Department's live-feed cameras went up around the city's high-crime areas, and now the department's ready for more.
