Chattanooga city officials announce that a National Compassion Fund has been opened to support the victim's of Thursday's tragic shooting where 4 Marines lost their lives, one Chattanooga Police Officer was injured, and several others hurt.
Corker and Haslam paid them a private visit Friday morning.
Heritage Funeral Home is setting up a Room of Remembrance for the fallen Marines from Thursday's shooting.
Imagine being a visitor in Chattanooga on Thursday
Caitlyn Jones had a live update at noon
Take advantage of another Half Off Joe Frugal offering later this morning.
He survived war in Iraq only to die in Chattanooga
Served 2 tours in Iraq, was awarded a Purple Heart
Makes an appearance at the Recruiting Center on Lee Highway Friday Morning
"life is short and bitter" according to alleged post
Cailtyn Jones shows us the memorials at the Navy Recruiting Center
College student, wrestler, but motivation still a mystery
FBI sweeped workplace in Franklin
We condemn this act in the strongest possible terms as one of cowardice and hate.
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA Urges Calm After Deadly Chattanooga Shooting and condemns senseless acts of violence at military facilities
Redemption Point Church holds prayer vigil and fills pews in response to Thursday's shooting.
Marion County Sheriff's Office says they've recovered the body of one of the three victims and will continue searching in the morning.
Reporter James Mahon gets the closest to the Chattanooga shooting suspect's house in this live shot.
Chattanooga Councilman Ken Smith reacts to the shooting.
The Shooter Identified
Caitlyn Jones talked to him about hearing the news.
My main message right now is, obviously, the deepest sympathies of the American people to the four Marines that have been killed. It is a heartbreaking circumstance for these individuals who have served our country with great valor to be killed in this fashion.
WDEF News 12's James Mahon has more on the Chattanooga shooting. He was first on the scene at the shooter's home where there is heavy police presence.
Today a tragic incident took place in our community. Following the shooting incident which occurred this morning on Amnicola Highway, Erlanger’s Trauma Center received three shooting victims, a Chattanooga police officer and two members of the military. One of those patients was discharged from Erlanger this afternoon; the other two are still being treated. Erlanger officials continue to work closely with the Mayor’s Office, Chattanooga Police Department, Hamilton County Emergency Operations Center and federal officials. More information will be released on the condition of the remaining gunshot victims as it becomes available. Our facility remains open to patients. Emergency patients are still being accepted, and everyone has the ability to arrive and depart from our hospital. Please join our staff in keeping the families and victims of this terrible tragedy in your thoughts and prayers