Twenty-four-year-old coal miner Henry White was lynched in the fall of 1916 in Walker County.

Primary ballots for Walker County residents will look different this May as the county government transitions from a sole commissioner to a five-person board, a move citizens voted on in November 2018.

While the nature of a pandemic tends to separate people rather than bring them together, some Chattanooga area residents are using the coronavirus outbreak as an opportunity to reach out to their more vulnerable neighbors and close the gap that widens between people in times of insecurity.

There are three rules at Lionhearts Fitness: No phones, no bullying and no helping somebody until they ask.

The streets of Trevizo in Italy were nearly empty as Kim Philot left her apartment for a doctor appointment.

As area residents hunker down at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, local nonprofit organizations are suffering as fundraisers and donation drives are being canceled, and thrift shops that bring in much-needed revenue are being shuttered.

The North Georgia Doll Show and Sale scheduled for March 21 has been postponed. The Colonnade in Ringgold is closed March 16-30 due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns.

Homeowners throughout Chickamauga can now rent out their property on short-term-rental sites like Airbnb and VRBO.

On its first day in operation in early March, a new pediatric mobile dental clinic saw 16 children at Rossville Elementary School.

The Sale Creek Lions Club building is scheduled to be torn down March 23, leaving members without a home.

In 2018, seven people died in Catoosa County with no way to pay for a funeral. In 2019, there were six.

When Roe Anderson was growing up in Chattanooga's Southside, and later in the Brainerd area, she and girls she knew were suffering from things on the inside that revealed themselves outwardly in seemingly unrelated ways, such as poor performance in school or irresponsible behaviors.

Qualifying for the new Walker County Board of Commissioners ended last week, and the Wilson Road Neighborhood Group is making it easy for District 1 and at-large candidates to meet their constituents and learn what matters to them.

The city of Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, is among a growing number of municipalities and counties across the nation to pass a resolution declaring itself a "Second Amendment sanctuary."

While backpacking in Fiji, Fort Oglethorpe native Eden Traylor watched a Japanese man practice yoga at sunrise and sunset every day.

On Feb. 25, five Georgia counties declared themselves "Second Amendment sanctuaries," joining a national movement to protect gun rights on a local level.

After a two-year hiatus, the Signal Mountain Business Association is returning with a new board.

Two contested subdivision rezonings in Catoosa County that brought residents out in force over traffic concerns split the board last week's meeting.

Amid a winter of heavy rains, the city of Chattanooga is preparing to introduce new regulations involving development on steep slopes and floodplains that will affect developers as well as citizens whose property could be impacted by new developments.

Every Wrestling 4 A Cause event starts with a word of prayer and a question: Has anybody been impacted by Erlanger?

Sunset Drive on the side of Signal Mountain is shifting, leading Hamilton County Emergency Management to question the safety of several homes.

When Chattanooga-based developer Dynamic Group first proposed building a 104-room TownePlace Suites by Marriott in East Ridge two years ago, it included an indoor water park.

Recent rains have caused Sunset Drive on the side of Signal Mountain to shift, leading Hamilton County Emergency Management to question the safety of several homes.