Netflix will 'rethink' Georgia shoots if abortion law holds
the strongest language yet from any leading Hollywood studio
U.S. service members seen wearing MAGA-inspired patches may have broken rules
President Trump wraps up visit to Japan U.S. service members who attended a Memorial Day address during President Trump's overseas trip to Japan who were photographed wearing patches on their jumpsuits bearing a motto resembling his campaign slogan may have…
Netflix could pull out of Georgia over heartbeat law
Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos said the streaming company will reconsider its "entire investment" in Georgia if the state implements a recently enacted law that bans abortion after a heartbeat is detected in an embryo. In 2018, the film…
Burger King contest to pay up to $250,000 in student debt
Financial tips for college grads with debt Burger King is holding a contest that will pay a single winner up to $100,000 and others up to $500 each toward the payment of their student debt. Some critics say the sweepstakes…
Avenatti pleads not guilty to defrauding Stormy Daniels
New York — Attorney Michael Avenatti pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges that he defrauded his most famous ex-client, porn star Stormy Daniels. Avenatti barely spoke during his 10-minute appearance before a federal judge in New York, except to answer a…
Catoosa Sheriff updates body found in South Chickamauga Creek
RINGGOLD, Georgia (WDEF) - Sheriff Gary Sisk releases information on the body found in South Chickamauga Creek over the weekend. It happened just before 1 PM near Graysville road on Saturday. They have identified the victim as 30 year old…
Bob Citrullo abruptly leaves Humane Educational Society
Citing health reasons for his resignation.
Dade deputies arrest driver in Sunday chase
Theft charges pending in the case.
Justin Amash not backing down from criticism of Trump administration
GOP congressman on Trump Republican Rep. Justin Amash — the first and thus far only Republican to say the president has committed impeachable offenses — isn't backing down. And he doesn't seem to care if the whole world knows it.…
"Gaming disorder" is now a WHO medical diagnosis
"Gaming disorder" is now a medical diagnosis, according to the World Health Organization. To be diagnosed with the addicition, a person must show 12 months of "severe" symptoms, including prioritizing gaming over work, education and social relationships. About 167 million…
Missouri's last abortion clinic may lose license this week
St. Louis, Missouri — The last remaining abortion clinic in Missouri says it expects to be shut down this week, effectively ending legal abortion in the state. In a statement to be released later Tuesday, Planned Parenthood said Missouri's health department…
High court to hear case of Mexican teen slain by U.S. border agent
The Supreme Court will take up a case about whether the family of a Mexican teen migrant killed by a U.S. Border Protection agent in a cross-border shooting can sue the officer to collect damages. Hernandez v. Mesa centers around…
Work burnout is now a medical condition, health experts say
Mental health of millennials vs. Gen Xers The World Health Organization has added occupational "burnout" to its handbook of medical diagnoses, which guides health professionals around the world. Symptoms of burnout includes feelings of exhaustion, cynicism about one's job, and…
MacKenzie Bezos vows to donate half her $37 billion fortune
Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos share divorce terms MacKenzie Bezos, who in April finalized her divorce from Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos -- the world's richest man -- is vowing to donate at least half of her wealth to charity.…
Supreme Court upholds Indiana abortion law on fetal remains
Abortion rights: How Roe v. Wade came to be The Supreme Court is upholding an Indiana law that requires abortion providers to dispose of aborted fetuses in the same way as human remains. But the justices are staying out of…
Amid trade war, Chinese tourism to U.S. drops for 1st time in 15 years
After more than a decade of rapid growth, Chinese travel to the U.S. is falling as the Trump administration wages a trade war with China. And that has U.S. cities, malls and other tourist spots scrambling to reverse the trend.…
Tornadoes tear through Dayton, Ohio area, leave "crazy damage"
Tornadoes ripped through Ohio's Miami Valley on Memorial Day night, causing injuries and widespread damage and leaving tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the dark. CBS Dayton affiliate WHIO-TV, citing weather radio spotters, says twisters were reported in…
Anaconda has 2 babies through "virgin birth"
An 8-year-old anaconda housed at the New England Aquarium in Boston gave birth this January, but these are no ordinary babies. The mother lives in an exhibit with only adult female snakes — making the young products of nonsexual reproduction,…
More cases of rat lungworm disease confirmed in Hawaii
This image from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shows an infectived rat lungworm larva recovered from a slug. The parisite is the most common cause of human eosinophilic meningitis. CDC Three more cases of rat lungworm disease have…
3rd horse in 9 days dies at Southern California race track
A 26th horse was euthanized Sunday at a Southern California track after suffering a leg injury during a race. He was the third horse to die at Santa Anita Park in the last nine days. Officials told CBS Los Angeles the…
Memorial Day ceremony held in East Ridge
People gathered in East Ridge to show their appreciation for those who died while serving in the military.
People attend 27th annual Bayberry Apartments block party
CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee (WDEF)- The last time that we were at Bayberry Apartments, disaster had struck some of the residents. The porch and walkway to their homes had collapsed. For the last 27 years, on Memorial Day, the New City Fellowship…
"The Missing Man Table" displayed at East Ridge Chick-Fil-A
EAST RIDGE, Tennessee (WDEF)- Chick-Fil-A in East Ridge is honoring fallen Veterans in a very special way. They have a "The Missing Man Table" to honor all missing service members. The table is set up in the front of the store…
Bill Buckner, iconic Boston Red Sox first baseman, has died at 69
Bill Buckner, the Major League Baseball great most commonly remembered for a crucial error in the 1986 World Series, has died at the age of 69, the Associated Press reported according to a family statement. Buckner had been battling dementia,…