Forkers BBQ, a catering company since 2015, is now a full-service restaurant on Highway 58.

After a series of back-to-back shootings in 2015, Chattanooga natives Logan Taylor and Dontay Hampton decided to be there in a tangible way for their community by creating Y.B.Normal?, an organization aimed at providing support for troubled and underprivileged youth.

In high school, Megan Cooley went on a mission trip to Romania. When the bus stopped for gas, nearly everybody ran into the gas station's bathroom to brush their teeth after their long flight. Cooley, however, ran into the adjacent field of sunflowers.

When a young peacock mysteriously appeared in the Highland Park neighborhood, resident Emerson Burch thought he likely came from the nearby Chattanooga Zoo. He called the zoo to report the assumed escapee, but was told the rogue peacock — which are illegal to keep within city limits — didn't belong at the zoo.

Kelly Grimes describes the first massage she received as "terrible," visibly shuddering at the thought. She wasn't sure what to expect and felt tense and uncomfortable throughout the hour she laid on the table.

Owning a fruit tree is more than just planting it and sitting back to let nature produce the fruit, warned Wade Hutcheson, an agriculture and natural resource agent with the Walker County Extension.

Dr. Gary Chapman, best known for penning the No. 1 New York Times best-seller "The Five Love Languages," is speaking at free marriage and family seminars at Collegedale Community Church Friday and Saturday, Jan. 17 and 18.

The Signal Mountain Middle/High School Sports Boosters is hosting its annual Red & Black Auction at The Westin Chattanooga Saturday, Feb. 8 from 6:30-11 p.m.

The Red Bank City Commission is postponing the final vote on an ordinance that would suspend enforcement of the design review standards the city adopted in 2017.

With new residents moving to Walker County, officials are trying to determine which types of property to prioritize: agricultural, commercial or residential.

Red Bank City Commission is postponing the final vote on an ordinance that would suspend enforcement of the design review standards the city adopted in 2017.

While many of her peers were saving up for cars, Linden Marno-Ferree was saving for plane tickets. She lists South Africa, Russia, Mongolia, China and Vietnam as some of the places she's visited.

Instead of leaving your bare Christmas tree stripped of its ornaments and ribbons on the curb for pickup, a Flintstone-based business wants it to light up the night sky.

Before losing her battle with acute lymphocytic leukemia at age 11, Karen Lawrence asked her family to continue helping sick kids.

Fort Oglethorpe native singer-songwriter James Rogers first had the idea for his song "My Hometown" after seeing a slideshow highlighting the city about two years ago.

Stormwater that runs into waterways can bring with it trash, oil and other pollutants downstream.

Soddy-Daisy is expanding its Fire Hall #3, located on the city's south end near Veterans Park.

In recent months, Catoosa County residents have voiced a desire for tangible evidence of where county money goes and that contracted services are not being duplicated.

A sign of a healthy government in Tennessee, according to local CPA Jason Martin, is having between two and four months of operating expenses in reserve.

In order to improve the accessibility of physicians across Georgia, a group of lawmakers is pushing the idea of giving added preference to native Georgians in state-funded residency programs.

While helping students fundraise for a covered pavilion at Saddle Ridge Elementary and Middle School, seventh-grade teacher Kaleena Scoggins and her father had an idea.

After five years in Florida, Ben Callaway and his wife were ready for a change of scenery. He also decided he was ready for a change of pace.

On Dec. 5, a new playground set was installed at the LaFayette Recreation Center.