Sarah Grace Taylor

Tensions were high and turnout was low during Saturday's Chattanooga Women's Rally.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke has appointed Kerry Hayes to serve as his new chief of staff.

As it looks to redesign the city's bus routes, the Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority plans to focus on boosting ridership numbers by compromising on coverage.

As the Hamilton County Commission and Mayor Jim Coppinger debated the mayor's impending decision on whether to allow refugees to continue to resettle in the county, a federal judge on Wednesday blocked an executive order from President Donald Trump, which granted the authority to state and local governments to halt resettlement.

An appeal by the owners of the Coyote Jack's nightclub to attempt to reinstate their beer permit was dismissed Monday.

Chattanooga City Council's ban on electric scooters may become more permanent as Councilman Ken Smith looks to extend existing legislation.

The pair were friends for decades and often allies in their time on the Hamilton County Commission, but now Property Assessor Marty Haynes and Commission Chairman Randy Fairbanks are locked in a heated and deeply personal campaign for the March property assessor primary election.

In the midst of legal and financial fallout of the company's largest water main break in recent history last fall, another Tennessee American Water Co. line broke Friday morning, leaving customers in the Stringer's Ridge area with little or no water.

Chattanooga hosted the first meeting of a Tennessee campaign finance watchdog group outside of the state capital on Wednesday, the first step in the board's effort to be more accessible to other parts of the state.

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.

A struggle to secure federal funding for slope failure repairs on Lake Resort Drive have left the future of that and related Chattanooga projects unclear.

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

"I have been very, very blessed," Ron, who declined to share his last name, said while eating at the Community Kitchen. "Better than I deserve."

Coyote Jack's property owners, Cow Art LLC, terminated the nightclub's lease in October. But two months later, the club's owners have yet to vacate the property, and Cow Art continues fighting to regain access to its building after a court hearing was delayed Monday by the club's representatives.

Should Hamilton County commissioners be able to donate to charities with taxpayer money?

The Hamilton County Commission voted in favor of growth over caution Wednesday morning, approving a controversial development on Ooltewah-Ringgold Road, after hours of debate last week.

The owners of Coyote Jack's Saloon are suing the Chattanooga Beer and Wrecker Board over the October decision to revoke the controversial nightclub's beer permit after the third fatal shooting at the downtown bar in just three years.

The owners of Coyote Jack's Saloon, a downtown Chattanooga bar under scrutiny for its high crime rate, have pushed two legal hearings scheduled for this week into the spring, dragging out the city and state's efforts to permanently close the bar after the 10th shooting at its address since 2016.

A Hixson lawmaker is looking at raising the legal age of vaping as the nation grapples with increasing deaths from vaping-related illnesses.

When 17-year-old Justin Thomason saw a car wreck involving two fellow Sequoyah High School students, he sprang into action, saving a classmate's life.