A small group of skateboarders plans to urge city leaders in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, to allow them to use a concrete pad at the city's Loyd Park for a small skate park.

The city of Chattanooga wants to use federal COVID-19 relief funds to provide $2.5 million in unexpected end-of-year bonuses to all employees and boost local businesses impacted by the virus.

As both a chemist and a cook, Desiree Hulsey has the ideal skill set for a candymaker.

The Tennessee Community CARES program awarded the Hamilton County Coalition a more than $64,600 grant to continue providing free drug overdose prevention programs to the public.

Question: I am so over this pandemic. Will it ever end?

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Cold start this morning with a nice afternoon, high 63.

The stress and anxiety caused by the ongoing global pandemic is being met this week by the start of the holiday season, a period many use to reflect and be grateful.

Long-term-care facilities in Georgia have seen some of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks and resulting deaths in the country, and public health officials are urging caution for traveling during Thanksgiving to help slow the spread of the virus on behalf of the vulnerable population.

Retiring U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander says he expects an additional $69 million for the Chickamauga Dam Lock replacement in Chattanooga if the U.S. Senate's version of a major energy and water spending bill clears Congress with the years-long project possibly completed as early as 2023.

In his first action as a Soddy-Daisy city commissioner, Steve Everett made a motion on Thursday to fire Janice Cagle, longtime city manager and former mayor.

Coronavirus cases in Whitfield and Murray counties in Northwest Georgia continue to surge, and the two counties are No. 1 and No. 2 for new cases on a per capita basis in the state.

A Signal Mountain firefighter resigned last month after being mistaken for a burglary suspect while dressed as a woman and performing a sex act on another man inside the Shackleford Ridge Road fire station.

Since releasing a book of poetry called "Words in Grey" in 2015, Chattanooga writer/poet/painter/creative Genesis the Greykid has been on a career arc that has taken him across the country several times.

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Much cooler and breezy today, high 59. Partly cloudy Tuesday.

The Georgia Department of Transportation's two-state plan on the Polk County, Tennessee/Fannin County, Georgia line for a truck bypass and road improvements has been delayed by impacts from the coronavirus, and now the work is being split into separate projects.

Chattanooga hospitals raced furiously to prepare for a COVID-19 surge this spring. Instead, they got an eight-months-long rising tide that's now pushing staff to the brink of their abilities.

As the coronavirus pandemic in the Chattanooga region continues to shatter previous records, it is taking a particular toll on the nurses who have been working around the clock to treat patients since March. Here's what some of them had to say after their shifts this week and what they want people to know heading into the Thanksgiving holiday.

Leading into the holidays, more than eight months since the coronavirus came to Hamilton County, experts and elected officials know you are fatigued. But they want you to know that they're frustrated.

Janssen Morton has been found safe and is no longer considered missing, according to a news release from the Chattanooga Police Department.

Meetings with the Chattanooga Fraternal Order of Police have caused friction between 2021 mayoral candidates, raising questions about bias toward candidates and the fate of Police Chief David Roddy.

Four years after the tragic Woodmore school bus crash that left six children dead and dozens more injured, some of the victims' families' legal battles are just coming to a close, while others are still being fought.