Sarah Grace Taylor

Owners of the Coyote Jack's nightclub can no longer serve beer in Chattanooga after a lengthy hearing by the beer and wrecker board Thursday morning.

After a year of debating raising taxes to fund Hamilton County Schools, the county commission on Wednesday morning shot down a resolution to put it to a public vote.

After police intervened in a disruptive situation during last week's meeting, Chattanooga City Council members are considering how to best change and enforce public comment rules to prevent future outbursts.

The city of Chattanooga has asked a judge to declare Coyote Jack's a public nuisance, in an attempt to close the crime-ridden club following Sunday's fatal shooting, which was the third in just three years.

The business license for the corporation that operates the Coyote Jack's nightclub downtown was dissolved by the state in July, which would have nullified its beer permit more than two months before Sunday's fatal shooting, according to documents obtained by the Times Free Press.

After a year of "vibrant debate" about raising taxes to fund Hamilton County Schools in the name of public interest, the county commission may let the public decide.

A heated discussion about gun violence in Chattanooga resulted in an activist being asked to leave Tuesday's City Council meeting, which the chairman abruptly adjourned.

In the wake of the 10th shooting at a downtown Chattanooga nightclub since 2016, community members are pleading for the city to shut down the facility.

A resolution to put a $60 annual vehicle or "wheel" tax on the next county ballot to benefit public schools will come before the Hamilton County Commission on Wednesday.

More than two months after the controversial Business Improvement District was approved by council, members of its board and details of its first meeting were announced Monday.

Tennessee American Water Company said Monday that completed maintenance now provides sufficient redundancies to prevent future mass water outages in Chattanooga, following the company's largest outage in "modern history" that left some 35,000 connections without water for as long as three days in September.

A recent announcement that Tennessee YMCAs will cut their partnership with SilverSneakers has left some 10,000 seniors in the program statewide wondering where they will find affordable exercise and activities.

District 1 Commissioner Randy Fairbanks announced Wednesday that he is entering the 2020 race to be Hamilton County's assessor of property, potentially vacating his commission seat.

As the Chattanooga City Council prepares for National Night Out and a bond issuance, some regular meetings will be on a different schedule this and next week.

As Tennessee American Water Company slowly releases details of the debilitating water leak and outage that affected some 35,000 connections in northern and downtown Chattanooga earlier this month, Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke is vowing to hold the company's feet to the fire, condemning its lack of communication throughout the process and calling for resiliency and accountability from the private water company.

The Chattanooga Business Improvement District and economic development nonprofit River City Company, which ushered the district's creation through the city council, managed to beat an October deadline to secure a means of fee collection before property tax bills are issued despite a dramatic month of obstacles.

Tennessee American Water Company will not make any adjustments to water bills or accept claims for reimbursements from customers following the company's largest water outage in "recent history," which left 35,000 connections without water for as long as three days last week.

The rezoning of a property on Ooltewah Ringgold Road sparked a Wednesday debate among Hamilton County commissioners about healthy growth.

Tennessee American Water Company has released some details of the maintenance that led to what the utility is now calling its largest water outage in "recent history," after questions from elected officials and pressure from American Water corporate headquarters.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke has announced his endorsement for Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg.