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Thousands said goodbye Tuesday to U.S. Navy Petty Officer Second Class Randall Smith who was the fifth service member killed from July 16th's shootings.

Hundreds gather to pay respects to Petty Officer Smith

WDEFAdmin,

July 28, 2015

Hundreds and hundreds of people lined battle field parkway today but it was silent..... countless flags waving in the breeze but silence ....

Gadd Road stabbing investigation

MorrisAdmin,

July 28, 2015

Chattanooga Police took a suspect into custody Tuesday afternoon for a stabbing on Gadd Road.

West Coast Travelers Honor The Fallen In Chattanooga

WDEFAdmin,

July 28, 2015

Team California Softball from Sacramento along with an Iraq war veteran from Washington State visited Lee Hwy today. They tell us the community spirit in Chattanooga is like nothing they have ever seen before.

Resolution honoring Marines and Sailor killed in Chattanooga shooting

MorrisAdmin,

July 28, 2015

House Resolution 383 says the victims deserve the appropriate award of the Purple Heart.

Body found in Chattanooga

MorrisAdmin,

July 28, 2015

No foul play is suspected at this time.

UPDATE: Bradley County Deputy involved shooting

Collins Parker,

July 28, 2015

Bradley County Sheriff's Office identifies the deputy who shot and killed an intruder inside her home Tuesday morning as Deputy Tiffany Oakley.

JOE FRUGAL: Save 15% Off Lunch or Dinner at Outback Steakhouse

jmayer,

July 28, 2015

Outback Steakhouse recently offered a coupon flyer in local newspapers. If you missed it, no biggie, because the coupons can now be printed.

Navy Sailor Remembered as a Loving Father and Husband

MorrisAdmin,

July 27, 2015

U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Randall Smith will be buried Tuesday at the Chattanooga National Cemetery following services in Fort Oglethorpe.

Highway 58 bank robbery

MorrisAdmin,

July 27, 2015

Chattanooga Police are looking for a bank robbery suspect.

Meet "Do the Right Thing" August winner: Amanda Giovengo

MorrisAdmin,

July 27, 2015

The aftermath of the Chattanooga terror attacks last month brought out the best in many people across the Tennessee Valley. And that includes one of the littlest patriots. A 7-year-old Bradley County girl started a lemonade stand to raise money for the victims' families. Meet Amanda Giovengo, our youngest ever "Do the Right Thing" winner.