Volunteers take stock of Chattanooga’s homeless with annual Point-in-Time count
Tucked away from the street, at the far end of a field and behind some tall, dry bushes, a homeless tent city lies.
Marion County, Tenn., schools are on ‘soft lockdown’ today as manhunt resumes
Superintendent Mark Griffith says there will be a police presence on all campuses
Grundy County school board postpones coach decision, welcomes new member
The Grundy County, Tenn., school board voted Tuesday to again to postpone discussions on hiring a new football coach.
Grundy County Schools still hasn’t launched Title IX investigation of attempted rape case
Three months after receiving reports about the attempted aggravated rape of a 15-year-old boy, the Grundy County (Tenn.) Schools system still has not launched a Title IX investigation, Director of Schools Jessie Kinsey said after Tuesday night's board meeting.
Grundy County, Tenn., school board meets after cold weather canceled first meeting of 2018 [document]
After having postponed its meeting last week due to severe winter weather, the Grundy County, Tenn., school board will be meeting this evening and are expected to discuss the hiring of a a new high school football coach.
Lookout Mountain, Ga., delays vote on backyard chickens
The mountain's backyard chickens still have a fighting chance to stay, at least until the next city council meeting.
Homeless people fill Chattanooga’s shelters as frigid weather persists
With freezing temps hitting the Chattanooga area, cold weather shelters have become lifesavers for some of the area's homeless population.
Grundy County, Tenn., school records sought in subpoena still not turned over
Grundy County, Tenn., school records requested via subpoena have still not been turned over, more than a month after the deadline.
Grundy County, Tenn., commission to vote on new school board member
The Grundy County, Tenn., commission will vote later this month on a new school board member to replace the former chairman who resigned in late November.
Cadets gain insights from minority communities
Twenty-three police cadets just finished 50 hours of "community immersion" as part of their training and presented their findings before a crowd of people Thursday evening.
