Sarah Grace Taylor

Chattanooga and Hamilton County are in a multi-million-dollar legal battle over a tax incentive agreement with the developers of one of the city's largest downtown developments.

One of the greatest heroes of World War I was an unlikely character: An East Tennessee man opposed to the war.

To cover the cost of a $10 million renovation to its Chestnut Street facility, Chattanooga's Creative Discovery Museum is asking the city and Hamilton County to donate $500,000 each.

A controversial low-income housing development in downtown Chattanooga is inching toward fruition, despite concerned neighbors.

The case between the owners of the Coyote Jack's nighclub and the owners of the property where it's located is dragging on as the parties dispute basic facts.

One of former Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Daniel Wilkey's alleged misconduct victims is suing the county for failing to respond to requests for records, as required by state law.

In a presentation to the city council Tuesday afternoon, Tyler Yount, director of special projects for the mayor's office, proposed an innovative housing solution that would cost the city no more than the donation of a surplus building.

Just days before early voting begins, two Republican candidates for Hamilton County property assessor unleashed "D.C. politics" in an effort to sway local conservatives.

Chattanooga District 5 City Councilman Russell Gilbert officially announced his 2021 candidacy for city mayor Monday, promising "fresh ideas."

Under public pressure from the Hamilton County Commission and a proposed bill from members of the Tennessee Legislature, county officials stalled a controversial records destruction policy Friday, promising more transparent rules in the county general government.

After the Hamilton County Attorney's Office quoted an unlawful charge for and later destroyed records requested by the Times Free Press, members of the local legislative delegation want to amend state records policy.

In light of what one Hamilton County commissioner called a "dust-up" in the media, commissioners publicly pressured county attorney Rheubin Taylor into admitting county policy conflicted with state law in a recent battle over public records.

After about a year of uncertainty, dockless electric scooter companies have been barred from Chattanooga indefinitely.

The Hamilton County Attorney's Office destroyed 98% of records requested by the Times Free Press, amid a disagreement over reasonable charges

The deadline to register to vote in Tennessee's March 3 presidential and local primary election is Monday, with Georgia and Alabama deadlines following close behind.

Members of the Chattanooga City Council gave an emotional farewell to Stacy Richardson this week, a key player in city government, as she ended her career in Chattanooga.

The Southeast Tennessee Region, including Chattanooga, has achieved a "functional zero" rating for veteran homelessness, a national standard indicating that veteran homelessness is rare and brief in a given area.

Worried about waste, Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Martin of District 3 is working to tighten rules surrounding commissioners' district travel and discretionary funds.

The Chattanooga City Council swiftly and unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday night, joining Shelby County in a call for the state to lower maximum interest rates on payday loans.

Chattanooga City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod has announced she's working on a policy that could implement staggered terms to combat possible mass turnover on the council.