A dedication in Chattanooga Monday means homeless families can stay together. The Maclellan Shelter for Homeless Families serves as an emergency shelter that allows males and females to stay together while searching for permanent housing.
The Tennessee Department of Health has petitioned the U-S Food and Drug Administration for regulation of electronic cigarettes.
The holiday season is supposed to be a time for happiness and peace for many families and friends. But for some children, it can bring pain and sorrow.
LaFayette Police have arrested a man for possessing meth after initially stopping the car he was traveling in because he was not wearing a seat-belt.
Chattanooga Police investigate two reported rapes from over the weekend.
Tyner Academy has a new program that will give students experience they can use at Volkswagen and Chattanooga State Community College.
Sgt. Andrew Smith & Wife Tori Founded "Honoring the Sacrifice"
Gov. Haslam Announces Deal with Federal Govt. to expand plan in Tennessee
Emergency crews pronounced a male victim dead at the scene of shooting.
The boy's mother reportedly caught Wilson in the act.
Discounted Roo Cup refills return for one week!
Walker County Public Safety officials sent more than twenty children home with a bag full of Christmas gifts.
Escape Experience Chattanooga, a new attraction is set to open this month on Chattanooga's Southside.
An accident Friday night between a motorcycle and a van claims the life of one person.
44-year-old Brian Scott Rowe allegedly extorted money from an inmate and used his position to bring contraband into the detention center.
The Tennessee Valley should get an excellent view of this weekend's Geminid Meteor Shower.
Blue Cross Blue Shield brings back the old Miller Brothers windows.
River City Archery is ready to unleash your inner-Katniss
Westwood Elementary school students are getting exciting about coding...
Several hundred non-profits applied.
The complicated nature of the relocation meant the road has been closed since September of 2013.
30-year-old Kimberly Martin of Pikeville stands accused of two counts of doctor shopping and using TennCare as payment.
Police need your help to find whoever robbed a woman at 2100 Hamilton Place Boulevard.
If you know who these two men are, please call Chattanooga Police.