UPDATE: 6:48 P.M: The Bradley County Sheriff's office has named the deputy involved in excessive force case as Deputy Gene Delk. --------------- Inside the lobby of the Bradley County Sheriff's office, hangs the bill of rights, and an inmate says…
Take a trip back in time to the late 1970's when TVA was building a unique engineering feat using both our mountains and river.
The rocks become nests for the Gentoo and Macaroni penguins.
Erlanger Hosts Donor Awareness Month
Mark Mayfield has not been out long since serving time for another robbery and kidnapping
Whitfield Co. deputies shot and killed Brett Noblitt at the end of this chase, claiming he used his vehicle as a weapon against them
A wiring problem could overheat and even cause a fire
Cause is under investigation
Derek Myers live update at noon
We don't trick you on April 1st, we trip up ourselves!
195 customers affected in Ten Mile
Suspect seriously wounded in gun battle
Lt. Governor admits they couldn't get enough of the 3/5 votes needed to override the veto
Tornado Watch in effect until 5:00 a.m. EDT Friday.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam's plan for road construction involves 2-billion dollars for 94 projects around the state over the next three years
33-year-old Felicia G. Tiffin has now been arrested.
"He's been busy," said Chief Williams
It was a damp and gloomy day outside for most of Chattanooga, but inside AT&T the heat was really on.... The Lookouts opened their newly renovated team store filled with plenty of the teams new merchandise for fans to get…
Metropolitan Ministries Teaches 15 People a month and then gives them a Chromebook.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (WDEF)-If you're looking for a new place to live, look no further! A new apartment building is now open in downtown Chattanooga. The Clemons held its grand opening today. The 1920s era building has been transformed into 55…
A woman is arrested after being accused of stealing lottery tickets from a Dalton convenience store.
Applications are now being accepted for the July 18-22 summer camp.
The legislation was approved unanimously by the House of Representatives and Senate and has been signed by Governor Bill Haslam.
Investigators say he took out credit cards using the identities of nursing home residents