How the Japanese earthquake last month shut down GM auto production in Tennessee
GM to resume production at 4 plants idled by Japan quakes
Volkswagen builds first metal test body of new SUV
Alexandria Adams reports live from the plant
Feds seek DNA samples to investigate thefts of 130 guns from break-ins including Dalton
Seven suspects in custody over gun thefts across Georgia
JOE FRUGAL: Free Comic Book Day returns Saturday
Score some free comic on Saturday during Free Comic Book Day!
Morning Round-up: Ga. Vietnam Veterans Honored and Chattanooga's Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities Program
Georgia's Commissioner of Veterans Service will honor 180 Vietnam Veterans today.
Massive Fire on Cloud Springs Road
Rossville, Ga. (WDEF) - Crews are currently on scene at a massive fire at Skyline Power Equipment on Cloud Springs Road. Little is confirmed at this time, but early reports state that Cloud Springs road has been shut down while…
Alabama man accused of posing as teenager online, luring girl to exchange nude pictures
MADISON COUNTY, Ala. (WHNT) – A Madison County man is accused of impersonating a 15-year-old boy online and exchanging nude pictures with a 13-year-old girl in California. He was arrested for this same thing one year ago, too. Madison County…
Police respond to person shot on wilson street
The CPD investigate the city's latest shooting.
Chattanooga Police to Add More Technology in Fight Against Gangs
Ballistic Imaging System Will Speed Up Examination of Guns, Bullets and Casings
New details about East Ridge woman accused of rape
"I still can't believe she would do that," said the relative.
"The Voice" champ Jordan Smith kicking off US tour
Chattanooga, Tenn. (WDEF) - Former Lee University Singer and "The Voice" winner Jordan Smith is kicking off his first Nation wide tour this month, which includes stops in Chattanooga and Knoxville. Smith has been very busy since winning "The Voice." The Kentucky…
Graceland welcomes 20 millionth visitor
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The operators of Graceland say the Memphis tourist attraction centered on the life and music of Elvis Presley has received its 20 millionth paid visitor. Elvis Presley Enterprises says CEO Jack Soden greeted the 20 millionth…
The Latest: lawmakers voice concerns after gun bill veto
Will the vetoes fuel a new Republican feud in the legislature next year?
Atlanta airport to close 1 of 3 security areas for 3 weeks
Expect longer lines for your security check-in
Volkswagen Chattanooga workers take step toward new midsize SUV
workers pose with first assembled metal test body at the plant
Man charged with setting a convenience store clerk's car on fire
Also charged with public intoxication
Police chase suspect surfaces in Mobile, Alabama
He escaped Ft. Oglethorpe officers after crashing near Chickamauga Battlefield
Georgia governor defies party politics with vetoes of guns and religious liberty bill
Georgia lawmakers vow to pass the bills again next year
Community Members Respond back to Mayor Berke's State of the City Address
The public packed city council chambers last night to hear a "State of the People" address. The response to Mayor Berke's state of the city address focused on ideas to target violence, other than policing our way out of the…
JOE FRUGAL: Out of this World Star Wars Deals for May the 4th!
May the 4th be with you and with your wallet! Find the Star Wars deals you are looking for today during this annual event.
What MPD has to say about a viral video appearing to show a man getting arrested for recording police
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) -- Memphis Police are now commenting on a viral video making the rounds on social media appearing to show a bystander getting in trouble for recording a crime scene. The video was posted on Monday by someone…
Banksy Piece installed at Nashville Gallery
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (News Channel 5) - A piece of artwork by the world renowned and very elusive street artist Banksy has been installed in a Nashville art gallery for a special street art exhibit. The piece, called Haight Street Rat,…
Sheriff Watson talks about the day he was assaulted
"He bit me several times."
Colleges & Universities Not Happy With "Guns on Campus"; But Will Follow State Law
Gov. Haslam Lets Bill Become Law Without His Signature