Chattanooga business leaders say they don’t expect lasting impacts on local businesses after shootings
On May 27, Chattanooga made national business headlines, lauded as a tech and venture capital hub in The Wall Street Journal.
Boneyard Bar brings new life, art, fare to Chattanooga’s Station Street
With its bright alien art, furniture brought back to life and graffiti by anonymous Chattanooga artist "Eric is dead," the Boneyard Bar opened on Station Street last month.
New Chattanooga coffee bar opening at Southside Moxy hotel
A new coffee bar will be coming to Chattanooga's Southside this month at the Moxy hotel.
Collegedale police side with officer in March traffic stop involving stun gun
The Collegedale Police Department said Monday that claims that excessive force was used by an officer who used a stun gun on a delivery driver during a traffic stop were unfounded, according to a news release from the department.
What to know about the city of East Ridge
Here's what to know about the city of East Ridge.
Changing demographics, progress achievements mark a new day at Chattanooga’s Howard School
Every morning, the announcements are read twice at the Howard School - once in English and once in Spanish.
Bohemian Village juice bar is coming to east Chattanooga, seeking Black artists, vendors
Pictures of people with dreadlocks, afros and braids, music by Nina Simone and paintings by various artists fill the social media feeds of The Bohemian Village, an upcoming family-run juice bar and store in East Chattanooga.
Chattanooga Seafood Company opens in Red Bank
The Chattanooga Seafood Company has opened on Dayton Boulevard, bringing fresh seafood to Red Bank.
Hamilton County book review panel hears attorney suggestions, makes final comments on book policies
During its final meeting Tuesday, the Hamilton County school board's book review committee heard suggestions from the board attorney and provided final comments on two board policies concerning school decisions on instructional and non-instructional material.
Walker County Schools ends mandatory quarantines for in-school exposures
Walker County Schools students who have had close contact with people with COVID-19 while in school will no longer be required to quarantine.
