Garrison commander, Chattanooga native retiring after 26 years of service
Chattanooga native U.S. Army Col. Thomas Holliday handed over the reins of the Redstone Arsenal Garrison near Huntsville, Alabama, this week.
Juvenile injured at Blue Cove Hideaway, owner arrested twice
A juvenile was taken to a local hospital Saturday after suffering a back injury from jumping off a high cliff at Blue Cove Hideaway in McMinn County, Tennessee, and the business' owner was arrested twice after the operation was temporarily closed by court order.
5 dead in separate motorcycle crashes over weekend in Alabama
A number of motorcycle crashes claimed the lives of several people in North Alabama over the weekend.
Collective action complaint filed against Volkswagen for alleged age discrimination
A collective action complaint filed Friday against Volkswagen alleges the company engaged in companywide age discrimination against employees over the age of 50.
Catoosa school board holds hearing on budget
Like other Georgia counties in the area, some of Catoosa County's additional state education funding will go right back into the state's Teacher Retirement System fund after a recent increase in required employer contributions.
Chattanooga police respond to video showing interaction between officer and juvenile
The Chattanooga Police Department has released an officer's body camera footage in response to a viral video showing a 14-year-old girl being pulled out from behind the wheel of a running vehicle on Monday.
Strong thunderstorms again blow through Chattanooga area
Strong thunderstorms rolled through the Chattanooga area Sunday afternoon for the second day in a row.
Brigham Young University president visits Chattanooga, recognized by state and local elected officials
A handful of state and local officials made an appearance at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ooltewah, Tennessee, Friday evening to recognize Brigham Young University's President Kevin Worthen.
Volunteers bring much-needed home repairs to Chattanooga residents
Hot temperatures and rain couldn't stop a group of teenagers from working on Betty Freeman's house this week.
Local Syrian refugees share memories of a war-torn country, hope for better future in the U.S.
When the Syrian civil war broke out in 2011, Faihaa Fuyome and her family's world was shaken to its core.
