Whether its before or after school, or even on a weekend, Melissa Rettig stands ready to help students expand their understanding of the world. Her interest in conservation prompted students to plan a campus clean up for earth day.
Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop in Chattanooga and locations across the globe hosts the company's 34th annual Free Cone Day.
Bi-Lo kicked off one of its 3-day sales on Sunday and it's a stock up event for cereal eaters.
Krystal celebrates Spring with a seasonal promotion in several markets, including Chattanooga.
Roo Cups will be coming back this summer to Kangaroo Express and your can pre-register right now to get yours early.
Wal-mart's Great Gas Rollback program returns this week for a 3 month run.
"If the neighborhood looks like it's rough then people will come into the neighborhood and commit crimes," says Christopher Cooke, Research and Planning Mananger for the Dalton Police Department.
Holly Bryan likens her class to the book "The Little Engine That Could." While she hasn't banned the word "can't" from her classroom, she rarely ever allows its use.
Chattanooga police investigate an early morning shooting.
Subway offers BOGO 6-inch subs throughout the month of April when you order before 9:00am.
"He represents us folks in Fort Oglethorpe. He's my senator and he's the senator for the 53rd district and he needs to be concerned about it," says Fort Oglethorpe Business Owner, Judy O'Neale.
Papa Johns celebrates the road to the final four by offering BOGO pizza through April 8th.
The next time you head to Olive Garden, take a coupon with you.
Georgia's Insurance and Fire Commissioner confirms two deaths in a house fire this morning in Ringgold.
Allison Meadows is now up and moving, after a horrific attack at a Target this week in Pittsburgh.
See something you like on Living Social... If you buy today, you can save $5 off a $15 purchase.
"These fire halls to serve the public is they also double as a safe room for the community," says Interim Fire Chief Troy Spence.
Get caught up on Game of Thrones, Homeland, The Newsroom, True Blood and other great shows on HBO and Showtime during Comcast's Watchathon this week.
Cleveland Realtor Ricky Tallent says he supports increasing city services like fire and police, as long as they money is used correctly. "I think that's great but I think they should also manage the funds that they're already getting," he says.
Shelby Pompora wants all of her students at Spring City Elementary to have positive feelings about school. She rewards positive behavior in the classroom and goes the extra mile to make sure kids understand learning is fun.
A Silverdale Baptist Academy student will spend part of her Spring Break in the hospital after being stabbed at a Target store in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Outback offers free appetizers on Tuesday's as part of a bracket battle. Today, you can get coconut shrimp for free.
Art Creations owner Tony Mines says he's all for proposed new legislation which would mandate an Internet sales tax. "I think it's very unfair for small retailers like myself to have that kind of a percentage disadvantage, nine and a quarter percent here, that's significant, especially when we're already discounted to try to compete with the internet sales," he says.
A fire overnight claims the life of an Chattanooga man.