Video shows Chattanooga officer and man engaged in fist fight on Station Street
A man was arrested after an altercation with Chattanooga police that was caught on video early Saturday morning.
Digital education program celebrates 3,000 graduates
With Chattanooga dubbed the "Gig City," a group of people have taken it upon themselves to educate locals on smart technology and internet use.
Inmate returns to Hamilton County Jail after being treated for puncture wounds
A Hamilton County Jail inmate who was reportedly injured Saturday has been treated and returned to the jail.
Olivia Harmon: Surviving college in high school
Olivia Harmon has always been an independent soul, so when she learned about the dual-enrollment program, she knew that was the academic path she wanted to take.
VA leaders get local veteran feedback during town hall at Chattanooga clinic
Several local veterans had an opportunity to address U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs leaders and voice their concerns over an array of issues during Wednesday's town hall meeting at the clinic in Chattanooga.
People gather outside Chattanooga City Hall to remember victims of Pulse nightclub shooting
Dozens gathered in front of Chattanooga City Hall Tuesday evening for a vigil to remember lives lost to hate crimes against the LGBTQ community.
New York: Yellow Deli’s Twelve Tribes investigated for possible child labor violations
The New York Department of Labor is investigating a community connected to the religious sect that runs the Yellow Deli on McCallie Avenue in Chattanooga.
Grundy County school board member Kasey Anderson resigns
Six months after announcing plans to resign and four arrests since her election, Grundy County (Tennessee) school board member Kasey Anderson has finally stepped down.
Locals gathering supplies for Guatemala volcano disaster aid [photos]
Just hours after Guatemala's Volcan de Fuego erupted Sunday night, Chattanooga-area resident Miriam Lemon got a phone call.
Local World War II veterans remember D-Day, what the anniversary means
Sitting in her Summerville, Georgia, home, 100-year-old Rose Jackson sat on her couch recounting bits and pieces of her experience as a U.S. Army nurse in World War II.
