Soddy-Daisy is expanding its Fire Hall #3, located on the city's south end near Veterans Park.

In recent months, Catoosa County residents have voiced a desire for tangible evidence of where county money goes and that contracted services are not being duplicated.

A sign of a healthy government in Tennessee, according to local CPA Jason Martin, is having between two and four months of operating expenses in reserve.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Tuesday announced a first-of-its-kind paid family and medical leave policy offering up to 12 weeks off for Tennessee state executive branch workers facing major events.

Republican U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee says she's joined a Missouri Republican colleague's now-introduced resolution that would allow dismissal of the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump if House Democrats withhold them from the Senate.

Fire Lt. Charlie Thomason has stepped down as president of the Chattanooga Fire and Police Pension Fund after two years amid an internal affairs investigation by the Chattanooga Fire Department.

The killing of a powerful Iranian military commander in a drone strike ordered by President Donald Trump on Thursday exposed divisions among Tennessee and Georgia politicians and triggered a new fight over the Republican's most significant use of military force to date.

The family of a man shot and killed in April by Hamilton County sheriff's deputies has filed a wrongful death lawsuit and claims the county has refused to provide the names of the deputies involved in an attempt to let the statute of limitations lapse.

Iran promised to seek revenge for a U.S. airstrike near Baghdad's airport that killed the mastermind of its interventions across the Middle East, and the U.S. said Friday that it was sending thousands more troops to the region as tensions soared in the wake of the targeted killing.

Clayton Fuller, a former assistant district attorney for Georgia's Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit, has announced he will run for the Republican nomination for Congress for Georgia's 14th Congressional District.

As the new year began, Chattanooga District 5 City Councilman Russell Gilbert appeared to indicate he'll run for city mayor in 2021.

The city of Chattanooga is in the process of gathering public input for its 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan, which sets out the objectives and focus for the city's use of federal grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The end of the year means the beginning of a new budget year in Ringgold. The city's 2020 budget comes in at $8,360,100, a $117,200 increase from the year before.

Dogs and their owners in Chattanooga and Hamilton County are required to abide by city and county leash laws.

Thirteen-year-old Christian Wright says he is scared to ride his bicycle in his Harrison neighborhood because cars fly down his street so fast, it's dangerous. So, he resorts to riding in his neighbors' yards when he needs to get somewhere. Maybe speed bumps or bike lanes would help, he thinks.

A local developer's rezoning request for a 92-lot subdivision of single-family homes on Pine Grove Road in Ringgold was approved unanimously by the Catoosa County Board of Commissioners Dec. 17.

Gov. Bill Lee says he believes Tennessee officials "have an opportunity to find common ground" to resolve the ongoing battle over whether a bust honoring controversial Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest should continue occupying prime state Capitol real estate.

Georgia state Sen. Jeff Mullis, R-Chickamauga, announced Tuesday morning that he will not run for the state's 14th Congressional District but instead will run for re-election for the current seat he holds in the Georgia Senate.

As he nears the end of his first year as Tennessee governor, Republican businessman and political newcomer Bill Lee said his biggest surprise was, well, just how much of a role politics plays in governing.

Georgia could be the first state to test multiple proposals from President Donald Trump that would dramatically change the market for insurance under the health care overhaul passed by his predecessor.

Counties in North Georgia saw the effects of the statewide voter purge that took more than 300,000 people off the registered voter rolls earlier this week.

Statewide, 80% of Power Poll respondents said the redistricting process should be more open to public input or comment.

Chattanooga residents can add their voices to the fight against hate speech through the city's partnership with Hatebase, a project that crowdsources, catalogues, and tracks hate speech in real time.