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UAW Backs Out of Appeals Process

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The United Auto Workers backed out of the lengthy appeal process involving Chattanooga's Volkswagen Plant. That means there will be no union representation at the plant right now. In February, employees rejected the idea in a 712 to 626 vote. Since then, the UAW filed an appeal with the National Labor Relations Board. UAW officials said local politicians swayed the vote. But the UAW backed out before the appeal hearing Monday morning at 9 am.

Chattanoogans Launch Referendum Campaign

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A group of Chattanoogans who oppose the domestic partner ordinance launch a new campaign Thursday. It's called the Referendum Campaign. Citizens for Government Accountability and Transparency want residents to starting thinking about how they'll vote on the issue come August. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl has more in our continuing coverage.

Freeze Warning Issued

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After a taste of real spring weather, old man winter returns with a vengeance. We'll be under a freeze warning Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning. That means you will have to take care of all your outdoor plants. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl tells us how we can protect our investments and save money.

Family of a Road Rage Victim Speaks Out

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A local family speaks out Thursday afternoon about a Chattanooga road rage incident. It happened several months ago at the intersection of South Moore and Terrace Roads. Richard Manning was suspected of killing Norman "Alex" Gallman, 39. Manning recently died in jail. Now, the case has been dismissed. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl was at Thursday's press conference where family members spoke out for the first time.

Anderson Recall has a Long Way to Go

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A group wanting to recall Chattanooga Councilman Chris Anderson has a long way to go in a short amount of time. They need to turn in 1,600 valid signatures. However, they currently have less than 250. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl spoke to both sides of the issue.

Jurors Selected in Tony Bigoms Murder Trial

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Jurors were selected Tuesday in the long awaited murder trial of Tony Bigoms. He's accused of murdering and dismembering Dana Wilkes, 48, in 2012. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl was in court Tuesday as the trial got started.

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