Heroes Run is Sept. 13 at Enterprise South Nature Park
• When: Sept. 13; 7:30 a.m. arrival, 8 a.m. start time
Great War now a faded memory in Chattanooga area
A century ago this month the Great War erupted in Europe. Country after country entered the conflict that would dismantle empires and realign power structures across the globe, with effects resonating to the present day.
Murder charges against Soddy-Daisy man accused of killing newlywed ex-girlfriend sent to grand jury
Murder charges against a 39-year-old Soddy-Daisy man accused of killing his newly married ex-girlfriend and shooting two other people have been sent to the grand jury following a hearing Tuesday afternoon.
Many find Travis McDonough good fit for judgeship
Longtime legal colleagues as well as recent rivals for a federal judgeship say Chattanooga Chief of Staff Travis McDonough is qualified for the spot. But some opponents in a recent city legal battle question the likely nominee's future fairness.
Wounded vet walks in to new Lookout Valley home
A rumbling motorcycle escort guided retired U.S. Army Sgt. Rubin Anderson into Lookout Valley on Thursday morning. A clutch of more than three dozen well-wishers stood in his new yard and driveway snapping photos as Anderson stepped out of his pickup truck and toward his new home.
Three judicial incumbents ousted in Hamilton County
Three out of five incumbents in court offices lost their long-held seats Thursday night.
City Chief of Staff Travis McDonough slated for federal judge nomination
All that stands in the way of Chattanooga city Chief of Staff Travis R. McDonough and a federal judgeship is a background check and the U.S. Senate, but neither should provide much resistance.
Orchard Knob markers unveiled
From the top of Orchard Knob, visitors turn in any direction and spot key battle points in the Civil War struggle for Chattanooga.
Chattanooga attorney final nominee for federal judge
Travis McDonough, chief of staff for Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke, has been selected for nomination to fill the federal judge vacancy here when U.S. District Judge Curtis Collier steps down in October, sources say.
Rhetoric heats up on Tennessee Supreme Court retention vote
A local state senator scoffed Monday at the idea that judge races in Tennessee are nonpartisan, while two of the state Supreme Court justices facing retention votes this week called the conservative push to oust them nothing more than a "power grab."