Washington -- It has long been a priority of President Donald Trump's administration to pressure Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to step down. But CBS News senior White House correspondent Major Garrett reports the White House's decision to formally back opposition…
The Doomsday Clock isn't moving this year. It's still at two minutes to midnight as the world experiences a dangerous, volatile and unsustainable "new abnormal," the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said Thursday. "Though unchanged from 2018, this setting should…
They aren't sure yet if the victim was shot, but she was certainly stabbed multiple times.
The Tennessee Highway patrol wants to make sure your child is safe when they board the school bus.
MARION COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) - Some area schools have been hit hard with illness forcing them to close. Marion County Schools are out for the rest of the week. The problem appears to be that people are sick. "I've heard,…
A fire in Chattanooga Wednesday night leaves an adult, and child homeless.
Zachary Taylor and Michael Wortman caught after ditching car and running.
March raises awareness of excessive force cases, but also finding answers to problems.
CHATTTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) -- The District Attorney has dismissed nine charges including resisting arrest for the man seen in a video being hit by police. Neal Pinkston filed to dismiss Frederico Wolfe'S case Wednesday. Wolfe was arrested last March for…
James Michael Cheatham was shot at their home on Halloween morning of 2016.
Marion County closing the rest of the week for illnesses
CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) - No students were hurt in a school bus crash this afternoon, but a driver in the other vehicle was. The wreck happened in the 1100 block of Boy Scout road around 3:30 PM. Deputies investigating the crash…
SRO Scott Iles suffered head, chest and knee injuries directing traffic after school.
CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) - The Chattanooga Convention & Visitors Bureau has brought on their first Chief Operating Officer. He is Mike Zumbaugh, who worked for the CVB in Irving, Texas. His job will be streamlining our CVB's finances, personnel, and operations.…
Pope Francis arrives to board his plane at Fiumicino airport to go to Panama city in order to participate to the World Youth Day 2019. Vincenzo Pinto / AFP/Getty Images Pope Francis has said fear of migration is "making us…
A migrant caravan trying to reach the U.S. is expected to grow as thousands gather at Mexico's southern border awaiting entry. Last week, Mexico decided to fast-track humanitarian visas so migrants can enter legally and nearly 8,000 people have applied.…
Moscow -- The Russian military has released the specifications of its new missile, seeking to dispel the U.S. claim that the weapons violates a key nuclear arms pact. The military insisted Wednesday that its new SSC-8 ground-fired cruise missile (also…
Melbourne, Australia -- Four times, Serena Williams was only one point - a single point - from closing out a victory in the Australian Open quarterfinals.On the first such chance, at 5-1, 40-30 in the third set, she turned her…
Riot police clash with anti-government demonstrators in the neighborhood of Los Mecedores, in Caracas. Federico Parra / AFP/Getty Images Caracas, Venezuela-- Venezuela's re-invigorated opposition faces a crucial test Wednesday as it seeks to fill streets nationwide with protesters in an…
Washington — President Trump recognized the chief opposition leader in Venezuela, National Assembly President Juan Guaido, as the country's legitimate interim president. The rare move by the White House comes as large anti-government protests erupted across the South American nation…
Tennessee troopers inspected three school buses in Coffee County today, one failed
Bradley County expects that no charges will be filed
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) - The charges have been dropped against the man who's controversial arrest was caught on camera, reigniting the debate about use of force by law enforcement. Frederico Wolfe was facing nine charges, including drug possession and resisting…
Sheffield, England — In a city park in England, Tony Foulds, 82, personally tends to a memorial for 10 U.S. airmen who died there in 1944. He thinks the crew of the "Mi Amigo" died because of him. "If I…