Charges upgraded for man who desecrated late wife's headstone
Christopher Jack Lowrey is on parole for the charge of manslaughter.
Cherokee County sex offender arrested again
A convicted sex offender in Cherokee County, North Carolina gets arrested again.
Bradley County Sheriff's investigators make burglary arrest
they also linked him to the burglaries of several campers at another business on Spring Place Road.
Police: 2 arrested for false reports of clowns luring kids
deputies found two people in a white van who had run out of gas, and found no clown masks or costumes.
Snakes Alive! Missing pythons on the loose in neighborhood
She suspects someone set them free deliberately this week
JOE FRUGAL: "Never Ending Pasta Bowl" On Sale Today at Olive Garden
If you can't get enough pasta, Olive Garden's "Never Ending Pasta Bowl" promotion returns today.
DUI bill changes; prevents the loss of federal road money
(WDEF) - Governor Bill Haslam is thanking Lawmakers for acting quickly to prevent the loss of $60 million dollars in federal road money.
Could Chattanooga gain from a Southern Conference boycott of North Carolina?
"The greed side of me says, 'Oh Boy! Let's go to Chattanooga instead of going to Ashville,' but that's not the issue."
Camel euthanized after collision with teen driver on Alabama road
SARDIS, Ala. (CBS News) -- Far from the desert, a teenage driver collided with a camel on an Alabama road, injuring the driver and animal.
Two fire calls in 15 minutes for Red Bank Fire
RED BANK, Tenn. (WDEF) - In under 15 minutes, the Red Bank Fire Department responded to two separate residential fire calls this evening.
3 ethics complaints against Speaker Harwell dismissed
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The House Ethics Committee has dismissed three complaints filed against House Speaker Beth Harwell for her handling of a sexual harassment investigation into former Rep. Jeremy Durham.
Man pleads guilty to killing Johnny Cash's great-niece
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A New Jersey man accused of fatally stabbing Johnny Cash's great-niece in Tennessee is set to serve 15 years in prison after reaching a plea deal.
Cleveland attorney's office shot up
CLEVELAND, Tenn. (WDEF) - Last night, the law offices of Chancey, Kanavos, Love and Painter were the target of an attack that luckily didn't result in injury because no one was inside the building.
Tennessee Leads the Nation in Accidental Gunshot Deaths
Gun Owners Support More Required Safety Training
Dorie found: Assistance dog stolen from non-profit found
MILTON, GA (CBS46) - Volunteers with Canine Assistants said a service dog-in-training stolen from their facility was returned on Wednesday.
Man suffers multiple gunshot wounds in shooting on Grand Ave
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) - The Chattanooga Police responded to a shooting in the 4200 block of Grand Avenue around 11:50 am.
Ruby Falls announces $20 million expansion
Organizers say the expansion will make it the most modern tourist attraction in the area.
Ruby Falls announces plans for expansion
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) - On Wednesday, Ruby Falls announced plans for a multi-phased expansion that will begin in January 2017.
Attorney says he doesn't want to speculate who shot up office in Cleveland
Cleveland Police investigators say someone fired the shots into the office building sometime after 8 PM Tuesday night, when no one was inside.
More People Traveling with a Firearm on a Plane
Chattanooga, Tenn. (WDEF) - The Transportation Security Administration said more people are traveling more than ever before and many are traveling with guns. The TSA wants people to be prepared before they head to the airport. Regional spokesperson for the…
The Latest: Lawmakers repeal DUI law to avoid $60M penalty
The law raised the maximum allowable blood alcohol content from 0.02 percent to 0.08 percent for underage drivers.
Tom Cruise will screen his new movie at a Knoxville benefit
The Regal Cinemas chain, based in Knoxville, is hosting the event.
Georgia voter registration process violates the law
A federal lawsuit claims Georgia's voter registration process violates the Voting Rights Act and has prevented tens of thousands of people from being able to register to vote - many of them minorities.
Train crash victim was retired Catoosa deputy and current courthouse bailiff
Robert Patrick Ingram was currently working as a court bailiff in Catoosa County.