The inmate at Hays State Prison in Chattooga County who died Saturday was stabbed to death, according to the county coroner.

A Rhea County, Tennessee, man has been arrested on a grand jury indictment charging him with a 17-count string of sex charges involving minors.

A man is dead after a motorcycle and a car collided on Hixson Pike Sunday night, according to a news release from the Chattanooga Police Department.

A healer for decades, Jennie McDaniel is manifesting her dream of bringing her healing powers to large groups through her new business 5D Presents, which hosts healing retreats in the North Georgia and Chattanooga areas.

As cases of COVID-19 continue to dwindle, the Walker County Chamber of Commerce is resuming in-person One Walker meetings and supporting the local business community in its "new normal."

The special election for Tennessee's House District 29 seat has its first formally announced candidate, Democrat DeAngelo Jelks, while Republicans Greg Vital and Hoyt Samples have picked up nominating petitions signaling their intent to run in the contest to succeed the late state Rep. Mike Carter, R-Ooltewah.

Situated against the Prentice Cooper State Forest and surrounded by 26,000 acres of semi-protected land, the setting of River Gorge Forest School spans a lot further than typical school campuses.

As a teacher, principal, administrator and senior adviser to Chattanooga's Public Education Foundation, Edna Varner has spent most of her career working with and advocating for middle and high school students and teachers.

On a given school day, there are at most 27 school resource officers, or SROs, covering 79 Hamilton County schools.

Fall Creek Falls State Park's new $40.4 million, 85-room lodge remains on course for a fall finish as crews continue work on the exterior, interior and the installation of kitchen equipment, state officials said.

Lupina Haney's highly regarded artwork reflects a blend of influences; the geometric majesty of urban cityscapes and the misty magnetism of Appalachian forests.

Authorities are investigating the Saturday morning shooting death of a 34-year-old man on Brainerd Road, according to a news release from the Chattanooga Police Department.

Fourth of July fireworks displays may lose some of their sparkle this year as consumers burn through a nationwide shortage of inventory.

NASHVILLE — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds are calling on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's top Republican to press for a hearing to probe what they charge is the Biden administration's "failure to provide notice and transparency" in the movement of unaccompanied minors into their states.

Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn says teachers deserve clarity about a new Tennessee law limiting what they can teach about racism and inequality, and she promises to deliver guidance by Aug. 1.

The mayor of Ringgold, Georgia, is telling his supporters not to vote for Councilman Randall Franks in the November election after accusing him of "gobbling up all the appointments" in a dispute over an officer position on a statewide association for cities and towns.

For Wendy McCown-Williams, life as a transgender woman and a gay bar owner in a small Tennessee community can be a fine line to walk.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — The city of Cleveland got a $500,000 Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation parks and recreation grant for the development of a new park, dubbed Candies Creek Park, along the winding creek on the west side of the city.

Alzheimer's disease is more than just a professional concern for Dr. Berneet Kaur.

New Collegedale City Manager Wayon Hines was approved on Monday to be paid $132,488 annually to take on not just the role of city manager, but to continue in his previous role as city engineer.

A popular ride-share program for seniors is looking to expand services to more areas of Hamilton County but needs volunteers, as many had to stop helping when the pandemic started.

While the pandemic shut down most live entertainment venues, the folks with the Tivoli Theatre Foundation used the time to make significant improvements to the Memorial Auditorium. Those improvements are one reason why the foundation decided to move the entire Broadway at the Tivoli season to the larger auditorium for the 2021-'22 season.

A nondenominational megachurch near downtown Chattanooga has entered the local fight against Planned Parenthood, with a petition opposing any influence by the organization on local schools and a fundraising campaign to provide abortion reversal treatments.