A Chattanooga family featured in several News 12 reports needs your help. You may remember now 16-year-old Keoshia Ford. She was the innocent bystander shot in the head during a drive-by shooting in 2012. Her progress has been slow and steady, but now her mother says they're being forced out of their home. News 12's Alisha Searl tells us why.
Multiple agencies arrest him this morning at Riceville motel
He was posing with illegally obtained guns when accidentally shot
How not to be fulled on the phone or by "repairmen"
Gov: We're getting ahead by not falling behind
Are you afraid of Friday the 13th? Best Buy has a spooky sale underway today that will test your fear factor.
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Safe Journey program is making sure soon to be parents and parents who already have children know the importance of keep their child properly restrained.
SRO's don't initially get involved in school violations without following a chain of procedures.
A business in Red Bank caught fire Tuesday afternoon.
Officials say the GBI's main line number 404-244-2600 has been compromised by phone spoofing.
Coach Tony Ingle brought the Dalton State Roadrunness to a national championship and now his story will be a movie.
Won't replace 11 members who are leaving til next year
Says VW should worry more now about emissions than unions
If you see him, you're urged to call 911 immediately.
Best Buy kicks off the holiday shopping season with free shipping online, all season long.
After 15 years of spreading laughter, Vaudeville Café says farewell to Chattanooga.
Investigators with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office say victim got lured away from the house by a bogus plea to help a disabled motorist.
The owners say they enjoyed wonderful years at the restaurant, but financial realities were too much of a burden to keep it going.
Little is known about the residents of a home where a boy was shot in the face Sunday night.
Herbert Slatery Says Same Sex Marriage and Amnesty for Illegals Are State Issues.
The winning posters will now be judged at the state level.
Police say Ownbey tried to get away by blending in with the marathon runners.
Investigators say she fabricated a document in civil lawsuit
Chattanooga Police credit the work of their K-9 officer for an early morning burglary arrest. Officers say Kilo the Dog diffused a highly stressful situation in the 2500 block of Hamilton Cove Drive. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl takes us through the unforgettable story.