DA Steve Bebb Retiring Early
Will step down at the end of June
Trenton Missing Woman
Justine Creech's husband last saw her Wednesday morning.
Text Campaign For Chattanooga Food Bank
Widespread Panic teams up with the Chattanooga Area Food Bank and Friends of the Festival to help deal with the problem of hungry children.
Day & Shay: Riverbend Saturday Act on TVFCU Stage
No one really knew who these two guys were when they were booked for the Riverbend Festival; that is until their song "19 You and Me."
Animal agencies working together to reduce overpopulation
McKamey Animal Center, Humane Educational Society, Cat Clinic and Wally's Friends are all participating in the cause.
WW2 Veterans Honored as City Gathers to Watch D-Day Film
D-Day Was 70 Years Ago, But Memories Are Vivid
Soddy-Daisy Fire Hall's Fund Gets A Welcome Donation From Local Businessman
A new fire station for Soddy-Daisy has moved one step closer As local politician and business man Fred Skillern made a donation of 50,000 dollars this week
DeKalb County Deputies Make Several Drug Arrests
Officials seized large amounts of drugs and cash.
Bradley County Inmate Left In Holding Cell Overnight
Internal Affairs investigation leads to suspension of two deputies, policy changes, and additional training for court security personnel.
U.S. Senator Bob Corker Releases Statement about 70th Anniversary of D-Day
U.S. Senator Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, released the following statement honoring the 70th anniversary of D-Day:
From The Archives:A Local Vet Remembers D-Day
Quinn Blevins helped take out German Bunkers on the beach.
Hamilton County Traffic Fatality
Motorcyclist loses control in a curve on Celtic Drive.
City Talks To Area Residents About Tubman Homes Demolition
The city bought the Tubman homes site from the Chattanooga Housing Authority back in March. The price tag was 2-point-6 million dollars. This afternoon, they unveiled a unique plan that could turn demolition into dollars for residents around the property.
Three North Florida people arrested for drug trafficking in Hamilton County
The drugs were being transported from Florida to Kentucky
Angie's List Report: Brick Staining
Whether you hate the color of your brick or you're looking to give your home a facelift... There's a new option to consider. Brick staining can make a big impact. We've got the details in this Angie's List Report.
Angie's List Report: Summer Lawn Tips
Even though you really want to keep up with your annoying neighbors... We all know it can be hard to find the time and energy to maintain a perfectly manicured lawn. But don't get discouraged. We have three simple tips to a healthy summer lawn in this Angie's List Report.
Angie's List Report: Driveway Sealing
The condition of your driveway can make or break your home's curb appeal. It takes a beating all year-round, but the summer sun can really take a toll. But seal-coating can help protect your driveway. Details in this Angie's List Report.
Angie's List Report: Bicycle-Buying Tips
If dad has enough ties in his closet, how about giving him a new set of wheels for Father's Day? But there are tons of bicycles to choose from, so finding the right fit can be a little tricky. How to pick the perfect set of wheels in this Angie's List Report.
Memorial Hospital's New Cardiac Building Undergoes Major Chattanooga Fire Drill Before Opening
Memorial hospital workers and Chattanooga firefighters put themselves to the test today. They staged a drill working to evacuate all the patients in the new cardiac facility in the event of a fire.
Chickamauga Woman Sentenced for False Tax Claims
Kimberly Johnson, 43, of Chickamauga, Ga., was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Brian C. Wimes to four years in federal prison without parole. The court also ordered Johnson to pay $306,496 in restitution.
Psychology of child sexual abuse
"Most offenders have been sexually abused themselves," said one expert
Meigs County Accidental Shooting Death
Somehow his gun went off, shooting him in the upper thigh.
Changes to Riverbend 2014
Riverbend 2014 opens in less than 24 hours, and we've got a sneak peak into this year's big event. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl shows us what changes we can expect to see this year.
Medical Society Praises Tennessee Plan to Deal With Prescription Drug Abuse
Governor Haslam Says the Focus is on Treatment, Not Jail