Paul Phillips, Junior spends at least 10 hours a week volunteering at the Community Kitchen, and he has for 21 years. The devoted Rivermont Presbyterian member was recently honored with a room is his name at the McClellan Shelter for Families.
A report of a stolen vehicle leads to 3 arrests for a number of charges.
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Plaintiffs in the Title IX lawsuit against the University of Tennessee oppose the school's motion to move the case from Nashville to Knoxville
So far, there is no suspect information.
Surveillance video captures convenience store cashier successfully fighting off armed robber
Officials say this is the fourth consecutive year that Cleveland City Schools has a finalist for the Tennessee Teacher of the Year.
Nashville is set to get a new federal courthouse after funding passed a final hurdle in Washington.
The Alabama lawmakers are considering a bill that would require the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency to open driver's license offices in every county at least two days a week.
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An investigation revealed the two doctors with a practice in North Georgia were operating their fraudulent drug activities in Cherokee County North Carolina.
A 7-year-old boy fighting cancer dreams will come true!
The Scenic City took a step to becoming more energy efficient Wednesday. EPB and the city of Chattanooga held a workshop all about reaching the U.S. Department of Energy's Better Buildings Challenge.
A Chattanooga man is behind bars after he allegedly tried to burn down a house.
The company that manages the property told News 12 they may have overlook the health of the tree.
Officials say the boy died from a "gunshot wound of the head."
Officials say it was not as specific as other threatening notes recently found at Ooltewah High School.
One suspect charged with breaking into vehicles, the other with possessing the stolen goods
