A paracycling national championship, a celebration of peaches and a competition between Chattanooga and Knoxville blood donors highlight the Chattanooga area's entertainment calendar.
by Lisa Denton 58 minutes agoGuitar icon Carlos Santana collapsed on stage during a show in Michigan and was rushed to a hospital, later blaming the episode on forgetting to eat or drink water.
by Associated Press 3 hours agoDEAR ABBY: More than a year ago, I heard my co-worker, whom I consider a friend, talking to another co-worker (who is a gossip) about my belly.
by Jeanne Phillips 4 hours agoR. Kelly is no longer on suicide watch following the jailed R&B singer's sentencing in a federal sex abuse case, prosecutors said in court papers filed on Tuesday.
by Associated PressThe world's largest mason jar of sweet tea, aptly named "Mason," stands proud at 15 feet tall, holding 2,524 gallons of tea in Summerville, South Carolina. Along the city's Sweet Tea Trail, tourists can pose for photos with Mason while taking in the sights, sounds and sips of all things sweet tea.
by Jo KibbleThe Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department inspects restaurants twice a year and grades the businesses on a 100-point scale.
by Staff Report"The Church of Baseball: The Making of 'Bull Durham': Home Runs, Bad Calls, Crazy Fights, Big Swings and a Hit" by Ron Shelton (Knopf)
by DOUGLASS K. DANIEL / Associated PressAmong the best things of all the wonderful summer produce that used to come from my dad's now-dormant vegetable garden were summer squashes - whimsical crooknecks, delicate yellows and those overabundant zucchinis that can grow as big as a bolster pillow.
by Anne BralyDear Wednesday companions, on this midsummer morning I am stealing your space to address a certain young woman who is riotously loved and exuberantly ready to make a home with a good man, her bridegroom.
by Jane HenegarOne of the best things about summer, especially if you've got kids or grandkids, is all the ice cream you get to eat to cool off, no excuses necessary.
by Gretchen McKay / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Tribune News Service)Saganaki is a traditional Greek dish.
by Linda Gassenheimer / Tribune News Service (Tribune News Service)DEAR ABBY: I have been married for two decades to a man who is incapable of connecting with anyone. It didn't become apparent until after we were married.
by Jeanne PhillipsI often sit in an office chair all day. Can it affect my health?
by Dr. Chris LeSarDEAR ABBY: Our 26-year-old, college-educated grandson, "Ethan," crashed his company car and was arrested for DWI and possession of more than a gram of cocaine.
by Jeanne PhillipsFamilies went bananas for Minions this weekend at the movie theater. " Minions: The Rise of Gru " brought in an estimated $108.5 million in ticket sales from 4,391 screens in North America, Universal Pictures said Sunday.
by LINDSEY BAHR / AP Film WriterDEAR ABBY: I've been living with my boyfriend, "Dan," for 15 years. On his Facebook profile in the relationship status section, he states that he's single.
by Jeanne PhillipsHere's what's happening in the Chattanooga area this week.
by Lisa DentonI'm not sure when our 15-year-old son started looking at the real estate website Zillow, but it's giving me the willies.
by Mark KennedyThe long holiday weekend may be halfway over, but there's still plenty of fun to be had. Here are five things to know about the holiday.
by Lisa DentonTwo couples whose contributions have gained them notice as Chattanooga "Arts Builders" have been recognized with ArtsBuild's 2022 Ruth Holmberg Arts Leadership Award. Sharing the honor are Hacker and Kitty Caldwell and Charlie and Iantha Newton.
by Staff ReportMarriage can be a wonderful experience when both spouses are connected and headed in the same direction.
by Mitchell QuallsFranklin, Tennessee, writer Amanda McCrina's "The Silent Unseen" grew out of the research for her previous World War II novel, "Traitor," and a burning question it inspired.
by Abby N. Lewis / Chapter16.orgA once-popular song by the band Switchfoot declared, "We were meant to live for so much more but we lost ourselves."
by John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander / BreakPoint