If you're home isn't heating up like you think it should, listen up. There may be a problem with your heating pump or it might be completely normal. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl breaks it all down for us in order to keep us safe and warm.
Goodman air conditioning in Dayton is set to close. More than 500 jobs will be lost as the plant winds down in 2015 and early 2016.
Retailer shuts down Wednesday
4-people including a child were shot inside an apartment.
Chattanooga police investigate a person shot Tuesday night.
Jabriel Aireece Linzy was wanted in Knoxville for First Degree Murder, Attempted First Degree Murder, and more for the drive-by shooting death of Dominique Johnson from October.
The Rescue Mission can house up to 60 people but if the demand is great, the shelter could make space for an additional 20.
We already have some schools delays for THURSDAY due to the projected cold temperatures.
The medical examiner's report said the victim William Grant died from injuries sustained in the crash.
An anonymous donor made the purchase of the eight acres for Collegedale Commons possible.
State Wins Honor for Second Year in a Row
Residents of a local nursing home and rehab center have found a unique way to help kids go to college.
Dalton Police are offering a reward of 10,000 dollars for anyone with information on a recent murder. It happened just two weeks ago after a local man was beaten to death after leaving a Dalton church.
Whitfield County Sheriff's officials release a picture of the blue jeans found with a fetus at the landfill Monday.
The pedestrian is identified as Venisha Stanford, of Alabama.
With bitter cold temperatures expected across the state over the next few days, Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens wants to remind Georgians that if their homes are damaged by the extreme cold, they may get financial relief through their homeowners policies.
Third new cookie flavor won't be sold here
Victim in critical condition
Dallas Bay Volunteer firefighters put out a kitchen fire Monday night.
Grocery-only store opens in Ft. Oglethorpe on January 21st
News Years Day Accident in the Kitchen burns her arm
Dionne Jennings Took Over Monday
Business Owners Urged to Add More Security
A hearing date has been set in the highly publicized civil suit involving Donnie Brantley. Authorities in Bradley County believe he killed his wife, Marsha, in June of 2009. However, they haven't been able to prove it and her body has never been found. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl tells us what winning this civil suit would mean for Marsha's family.
