Rosana Hughes

While details are limited, the indictment issued Tuesday provides an outline for the case against Deputy Daniel Wilkey.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Deputy Daniel Wilkey has been indicted on criminal charges "pertaining to incidents he was involved in while on duty in an official capacity," according to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.

A federal judge has blocked a request from two Hamilton County Sheriff's Office deputies at the center of a number of lawsuits to put the civil cases on hold while criminal investigations continue into their alleged misconduct. A second judge in another case temporarily granted a hold.

A man accused of killing the woman, who was 16 weeks pregnant with his child, pleaded guilty Tuesday morning to second-degree murder.

Friends and family gathered Sunday evening to remember 24-year-old Nakia McMillan, who had been killed in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 58 on Dec. 2. By the end of the vigil, two other men would be dead and a third fighting for his life.

A shooting has left two men dead and a third injured Sunday night at the Bayberry Apartments.

A recent Tennessee Court of Appeals ruling found that district attorneys general don't qualify for the same blanket protection against defamation claims as policymakers do, but that doesn't mean the doors for defamation suits have been opened.

A driving under the influence charge against a Chattanooga police lieutenant has been dismissed Thursday, according to the Hamilton County District Attorney's Office.

A day before Lee Hall is to be put to death, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and Gov. Bill Lee both declined to stop or delay the Chattanooga man's execution.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has denied Chattanoogan Lee Hall's petition to delay his execution in order for the courts to consider the possible bias of a juror who helped sentence him to death decades ago.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office deputy Blake Kilpatrick, who has been under investigation for the December 2018 filmed beating of Chattanooga rapper Charles Toney Jr., is now facing a $750,000 lawsuit.

In the shadow of their client's impending death, Chattanoogan Lee Hall's attorneys are now asking the Tennessee Supreme Court to postpone his Dec. 5 execution to give time for the courts to examine a possible constitutional violation in his trial.

July was the city's most violent month, with six homicides and 16 people injured.

As Chattanooga man Lee Hall awaits a decision on whether his Dec. 5 execution will be delayed in order for the courts to examine a possible constitutional violation in his trial, the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals has granted a new trial in a case with problems similar to Hall's.

Attorneys for a Chattanooga man on death row have asked Gov. Bill Lee to delay his execution next week in order for the courts to examine a "structural constitutional violation in his trial."

A man was arrested Saturday after driving a vehicle occupied by himself, another adult and a toddler, into a creek off Sam Smith Road in the Northeast part of the county.

A former East Ridge police officer, who was fired for violating "community standards," is now suing the city and two former officials, claiming his termination was in retaliation for voicing concerns over officer equipment and inconsistencies in promotion and discipline.

A Hamilton County corrections deputy, who was arrested in September on an assault charge, is now being sued for a 2018 jailhouse beating.

Collegedale police have arrested a man named Abraham Lincoln for falsely claiming he was going to rob a bank Wednesday afternoon.

A woman is suing the Graysville, Tennessee, police chief and two officers after she was arrested twice on what the woman claims were phony charges, with the second arrest taking place after the chief watched her undress, shower and use a feminine hygiene product.