Medal of Honor recipient stresses importance of teaching children community values
The U.S. should redouble its efforts in teaching service values to young people, according to retired U.S. Army Col. and Medal of Honor recipient Jack Jacobs.
Two women rescued in separate weekend house fires in Chattanooga
Two women were rescued from separate house fires in less than 24 hours over the weekend in Chattanooga.
School inequity at forefront of Hamilton County school board District 5 candidates debate
School inequity was the main topic in the Tuesday evening debate between candidates for the Hamilton County School Board District 5 seat.
Crowd pays tribute at Memorial Day service in Chattanooga [photos]
Mary Newman sat quietly in the front row among a group of other Gold Star recipients during Monday's Memorial Day program honoring fallen service members.
Local veterans reflect on their time in military, share thoughts on Memorial Day [photos]
Former U.S. Marine Corpsman John Croteau is still alive only because he and his friend Pfc. Don Turner made a pact to not leave each other's bodies behind.
About 80 dogs rescued from alleged hoarders in Murray County
About 80 dogs were rescued Wednesday from a severe hoarding situation at a home in Murray County, Georgia, according to authorities.
Chuck Harris apparently unseats incumbent Catoosa County Commissioner Bobby Winters [photos]
Challenger Chuck Harris won the Catoosa County Commission District 2 race by eight votes, possibly unseating longtime incumbent Bobby Winters, according to unofficial election results Tuesday.
Chattanooga man sentenced to 23 years in prison for deadly heroin overdose of Drug Court graduate
A Chattanooga man has been sentenced to spend 23 years in prison for his role in a heroin distribution conspiracy resulting in the death of a Drug Court graduate in 2016.
Chattanooga police: Fatal shooting appears to be murder-suicide
Two killed in Sunday morning shooting at Hixson Pike gas station
Yellow Deli’s Twelve Tribes back in the spotlight as subject of new podcast, documentary
A decade after its return to Chattanooga, the controversial religious group behind the Yellow Deli restaurant on McCallie Avenue and many other businesses around the world is finding itself back in the spotlight.
