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Day two of Riverbend attracts locals, die-hards as festival celebrates 40th anniversary
Temperatures approached 90 at Riverbend Festival on Saturday, but that didn't deter a sellout crowd for Chattanooga's downtown music festival, celebrating its …
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Man escapes burning house in Alton Park with infants; his mother saved by firefighters
A man who escaped a fire with his children and his mother was rescued by firefighters in Alton Park on Saturday morning, according to the Chattanooga Fire Depa…
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Investigators say Georgia county’s book bans may have created ‘hostile environment’ for students
The U.S. Department of Education has directed Forsyth County middle and high schools in Georgia to collect data on racial and gender-based harassment after an …
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Savannah, Georgia, increases hotel/motel tax for first time in nearly three decades
Visitors to the Hostess City of the South can expect to pay more for their lodging later this year, as the Savannah City Council on Thursday approved increasin…
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Chattanooga’s lone breakaway Methodist church seeks to remain (mostly) the same
Of the nearly 20 United Methodist churches within Chattanooga's city limits, one has moved, amid a historic schism, to leave the large denomination -- and offi…
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Restaurant Scene: A Chattanooga torta for every day of the week
So, here it is Chattanooga! A guide to a different kind of torta for every day of the week.
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Tennessee Gov. Lee’s red flag proposal narrower, slower than other states
As lawmakers were finishing up their legislative session in April, Gov. Bill Lee made a last-minute pitch: pass a law that allows guns to be temporarily taken …
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Get ready … it’s hurricane season
Hurricane season officially started June 1 and will not end until Nov. 30. The deeper the season goes, the storms get stronger.
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Sumner County, Tennessee, poised to scrap human resources department
Sumner County is poised to dissolve its human resources department and fire its director, one of the latest steps taken by a slate of "constitutional Republica…
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Trump-appointed judge rejects Tennessee's anti-drag law as too broad, too vague
Tennessee's first-in-the-nation law designed to place strict limits on drag shows is unconstitutional, a federal judge says.
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Riverbend day one: 40th anniversary of Chattanooga festival draws crowds
For the 40th anniversary, the start of the Riverbend Festival drew Chattanoogans and visitors alike to the banks of the Tennessee River.
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Clarifying position after lawsuit, North Georgia United Methodist leaders say any churches that want to may leave
Any congregations that wants to disaffiliate from the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church may do so, conference leaders announced Friday, e…
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What to know about snakes in the Chattanooga area and how to avoid their bites
Tennessee is home to over 30 species of snakes, including four that are venomous.
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What to know about young male black bears on the move in the Chattanooga area
After sightings of black bears across the region — including Collegedale and Athens, Tennessee, near the Cherokee National Forest — state wildlife officials ar…