Catoosa County Sheriff Gary Sisk announces a new inmate program called Project Change. It's an inmate re-entry program with community involvement. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl shows us why this program is needed and how you can help.
Chattanooga police investigate two shootings from overnight, one that resulted in a death.
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Hundreds will hit the streets today for the Martin Luther King Day Parade here in Chattanooga, but that's just one local event planned today.
Enjoy free coffee this morning at your local McDonalds. Read the story inside to find out how.
C-SPAN's coverage of Chattanooga airs this weekend. Filmed on location in the Scenic City last month... pieces range from the T-V-A and Trail of Tears to Legendary Locals like Bessie Smith and Benjamin Franklin Thomas.
Teachers and a guest get in free Saturday at the Tennessee Aquarium and IMAX theater downtown.
Riverbend may want to consider extending its closing time, after the latest festival booking.
Chattanooga firefighters respond to an early morning motel fire.
There's a gigantic clearance sale underway on video games at the Microsoft Store online.
Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke spoke Wednesday at the Friends of Boyd-Buchanan networking luncheon.
Plans to extend the Tennessee Riverwalk push forward.
Construction of the new East Brainerd Elementary School can now move forward.
Video visitation is now a reality for inmates at the Hamilton County Jail.
The city of Chattanooga reaches an $88,000 settlement with two police officers fired for a controversial arrest.
Don't worry about the weather, play putt-putt golf anytime you want, rain or shine.
Hamilton County deputies responded to a shots fired call Tuesday afternoon at Hamilton County High School in Harrison. No one was injured, but several nearby schools were put on lockdown while the shooter was found and taken into custody. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl spoke with the school principal about how the tense moments unfolded.
130 new auto industry jobs will be coming to Athens.
After months of chaos and disorder, there's finally a little resolution in Fort Oglethorpe.
Signal Mountain's council votes to relieve town manager Chris Dorsey of his duties.
A judge sends a fatal arson case out of Red Bank to a grand jury for review.
Hamilton County planners give approval to a Hixson development that's been at the center of controversy for over a year.
The pizza wars continue this week with Dominos dropping the price of all of its pizza's online.
Just hours ahead of its presentation at the North American International Auto Show today, Volkswagen announces a multi-billion dollar investment over the next five years.
