Rosana Hughes

With a third wave of COVID-19 cases surging, the Tennessee Supreme Court has issued an order extending its state of emergency and reiterated its mask mandate, something that Hamilton County court officials say is being followed closely.

A Bradley County, Tennessee, constable was indicted this month for official corruption and another is getting praise on social media for posting what he says is a joke about not snitching on large Thanksgiving family gatherings, something that government and health officials have strongly discouraged amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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.

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.

A woman convicted of shooting and killing her boyfriend at a Hixson gas station in 2017 was sentenced on Tuesday to 21 years in prison.

A Bradley County sheriff's deputy was arrested by Cleveland, Tennessee, police Friday on a domestic assault charge.

Joyce Moore was at work when she got a phone call letting her know her brother, Cartrvous Moore, had been killed.

Charges against Trevan Young, an armed man who was arrested during Chattanooga's protests against racial injustice, have been sent to the grand jury.

Despite fewer Tennesseans being on the road this year compared to last, traffic fatalities continue to increase across the state for the fifth year in a row, something the Tennessee Highway Patrol stressed during a news conference following a deadly school bus crash in Meigs County late last month.

Shortly after a woman sued a group of Graysville, Tennessee, police officers for arresting her twice on what she claims were phony charges, she was arrested again.

Jerry Sterner was just 20 years old when he was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1967, right in the middle of the Vietnam War.

A recently filed lawsuit claims that two Soddy-Daisy police officers, one of whom has been under FBI investigation for a separate matter, conspired to bury evidence in a fatal crash because the driver is the son of a Hamilton County sheriff's deputy.

Authorities have identified the man shot to death by Chattanooga police on Friday evening following a vehicle crash in the 4000 block of Shallowford Road.

Chattanooga police shot a man to death who they say first fired at them following a vehicle crash in the 4000 block of Shallowford Road on Friday evening.

Fourteen-year-old Victoria Davis was supposed to be on the Meigs County school bus that crashed Tuesday afternoon. The crash claimed the life of the driver, 53-year-old Lisa Dillard, and a 7-year-old girl.

The deceased driver of the Meigs County school bus that crashed Tuesday afternoon has been identified, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

A seven-year-old girl and her bus driver were killed in an accident Tuesday in Meigs County, in a crash with a utility truck that left one other student in critical condition, officials said.

A man died at a local hospital after Chattanooga police shot him while he allegedly brandished a weapon in the 7300 block of Standifer Gap Road following a domestic violence call Tuesday morning.

Seven East Ridge, Tennessee, police officers and four firefighters have tested positive for COVID-19, city officials confirmed Tuesday.

Representatives of the Forgotten Child Fund, a nonprofit group that has been providing Christmas gifts to thousands of Chattanooga's underprivileged children for more than 50 years, are asking the public for help finding a new home.