A joint effort between Marion County property owners and The Land Trust for Tennessee has resulted in the protection of 15 acres of forested land along Jumpoff Creek.
Planned Parenthood Southeast's board of directors announced this week that it would be hiring a law firm to investigate allegations of mismanagement that reproductive health advocates say threatens to undermine the organization's mission and has alienated donors and partner organizations.
Shelby County officials on Friday filed suit against Gov. Bill Lee and other state leaders, seeking an immediate halt to the deployment of the National Guard in Memphis, which they say violates the Tennessee constitution and state law.
People who had a way with words in the news last week:
Lookout Comedy Festival, family-friendly Halloween market and “Rocky Horror” performances on the calendar
Here's a look at options for trunk or treating in the Chattanooga area.
NoogaLights canceled the holiday light show planned for Fort Oglethorpe's Barnhardt Circle this year after supply chain issues made it difficult to produce the show, according to a press release from the city of Fort Oglethorpe.
A Bradley County sheriff's deputy accidentally shot himself after a large pit bull bit his leg, officials said.
New business licenses issued Oct. 6-10, as provided by the Hamilton County Clerk's Office:
Here's what's happening this weekend in the Chattanooga area.
