Rossville middle schooler arrested, accused of bringing edibles to school
Two 11-year-old students were sent to the hospital after eating cannabis-infused food and another was arrested for allegedly giving them the edibles at Rossvil…
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Marion County authorities investigating alleged teacher-student assault at South Pittsburg Elementary
Authorities in Marion County are investigating a report of an assault on a student at South Pittsburg Elementary School in late January by a physical education…
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Republican state lawmakers advance bill to toughen Georgia’s penalties for gang recruiting of minors
A signature piece of the tough-on-crime agenda pushed by Gov. Brian Kemp and fellow top Republican lawmakers cleared a Senate committee Monday after a debate o…
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Tennessee budget breakdown highlights Lee's spending priorities
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Monday introduced his proposed $55.6 billion fiscal year 2023-24 budget and priorities. Here is a breakdown of his spending prioriti…
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Man charged in Chattanooga homicide, awaiting transfer from New York
A man has been charged in the January homicide of a woman in North Chattanooga, police said Tuesday.
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Tennessee Gov. Lee proposes $100 million for anti-abortion centers
Brushing aside calls to tweak one of the strictest abortion bans in the United States, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Monday unveiled plans to funnel tens of milli…
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Hamilton County seeing more teen sexual assault victims seeking forensic exams
Officials from Chattanooga's rape crisis center are calling for more education and awareness amid an increase in teenage sexual assault victims seeking forensi…
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New Southern Adventist University exhibit depicts life and war in Biblical times
Thousands of years ago, the kingdom of Judah was under attack. Among the few remaining records of that? The Bible, which says an angel vanquished the troops of…
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Death of oldest otter highlights Tennessee Aquarium’s efforts to adapt to needs of aging animals
Last month the Tennessee Aquarium's River Otter Falls exhibit lost its longest tenured resident, Delmar.
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Chattanooga police chief talks reform, accountability and plans to revise use of force policy at town hall
When police kill someone, Chattanooga Police Chief Celeste Murphy said, all police departments must answer for it.
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Tennessee Gov. Lee unveils $55.6 billion budget plan, seeks $3 billion injection into road spending
Declaring Tennessee is at a “pivotal moment” in its 226-year history, Gov. Bill Lee on Monday challenged lawmakers during his fifth annual State of the State a…
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Chattanooga doctor explains what to expect during an allergy skin test
I’ve been told I may need to have an allergy skin test to determine what I’m allergic to. Are these safe?
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Chattanooga Christian president Chad Dirkse resigning to accept similar job in Maryland
Chattanooga Christian School President Chad Dirkse has announced he is stepping down at the end of the current school year. Dirkse, who has been the school's p…
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Secrecy in Georgia’s medical cannabis regulation still frustrates efforts to deliver relief to patients
For months, rival companies that want to produce low-THC cannabis oil for medical purposes in Georgia have not been able to pry open the black box of the state…
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Concern over Tennessee’s third grade reading, retention law prompts flurry of bills
Lawmakers have filed at least 18 proposals to try to address concerns about a new Tennessee reading law that could force tens of thousands of third graders to …