The former chairman of East Chattanooga Weed and Seed has a new mission... To stop parents from losing their children to gun violence. He got a group of mothers and fathers together Thursday evening at Booker T. Washington park... To help Stop the Violence.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley signs a bill to remove the Confederate battle flag from the state capitol grounds.
A report of a vehicle in a field with the driver asleep leads to the man's arrest and the removal of two destructive devices on Tuesday.
The Roland Hayes exhibit runs now through October 31st.
The goal is to limit the number of companies in the city limits.
Former Dade County Sheriff Patrick Cannon was indicted by a Grand Jury Thursday on 23 charges pertaining to the personal use of public funds and more.
A community job fair for immediate openings to work for the Volkswagen Manufacturing Plant was held Thursday morning.
There was not enough sufficient evidence for case to go to trial.
5 businesses in Flintstone & Rossville raided
Kids headed to Creative Discovery Museum got a trip to various hospitals instead
Work got underway on the largest public art mural in Chattanooga Thursday.
Bruce Stevenson could still be charged later
House passed reforms to No Child Left Behind
Controversial flag could be taken down from the capitol by the end of the day
Score some free ice cream today at Mayfield Dairy Farms in Athens.
The suspects stole more than $6,000 worth of sound equipment from the Community Harvest Church of God
A Wednesday night traffic crash claims the life of two people in Bradley county.
One woman is charged with attempting to use TennCare to pay for a forged prescription. The other woman is charged with selling prescription drugs obtained through TennCare.
If you have ever wanted to live in downtown Chattanooga, the River City Company just made it easier.
No one was found inside.
The Chattanooga City Council is preparing to vote on a controversial non-discrimination ordinance. Councilman Chris Anderson feels the legislation will protect LGBT workers from abuse and ridicule.
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is asking for your support to stop illegal dumping.
The exhibit titled A Tribute to Roland Hayes will be available for viewing from now until October 31, 2015.
“One transaction was for $140 and it was done by a truck driver," said the detective.