When the weather is crisp, leaves are falling, and football is on TV, it can be easy to ignore fall chores. But if you want to stay cozy and avoid costly problems this winter, you better get to work. The three projects every homeowner should cross off their checklist in this Angie's List Report.
This week marks National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, so we're stressing the importance of testing your children and home. Because when you know what to look for and take the proper precautions, lead poisoning is 100 percent preventable. How to keep your family protected in this Angie's List Report.
Most people give little thought to their garage door, until they're late for work and it won't go up. After a frantic call to the repair pro, the problem is fixed, but then the contractor tries to sell you additional products or services. We've got three common garage door repairs and potential upsells in this Angie's List Report.
From the moment they wake up, kids are surrounded by screens. Whether they're at home or at school, they're staring at computers or tablets, smartphones or smart boards. How you can protect your child's sight in a high-tech world in this Angie's List Report.
Chattanooga Police offer tips to stay safe while running or jogging.
"It felt like they waited for us to get right there then hit their gas," Bush said.
All call the Little Debbie Ironman Chattanooga.
The Watts Bar resident inspectors can be reached at 423-365-5487.
Broadcasting students at Cleveland High school can now get a birds eye view for their reports, thanks to a new drone.
Homecoming festivities continue all week. That includes field games, the golf tournament and tailgating.
Dalton Public Schools say they have major overcrowding in their middle and high schools. School board members, groups of community leaders, and parents are working towards making a financially secure decision before the problem gets worse.
11 athletes competing in this weekend's IronMan competition made a trip to Erlanger's downtown emergency room. Six males and five females were treated and released for injuries stemming from bicycle crashes to dehydration.
Those services will resume by the end of this year.
If you know where Brown is, please contact the Hamilton County Sheriff's office.
Governor Bill Haslam has ordered state agencies to cut spending by up to seven percent. That has departments scrambling to come up with a plan today. WDEF News 12's Alisha Searl takes a look at what Senator Bo Watson thinks about these massive changes that could take place.
Take advantage of National Coffee Day with several deals on a cup of Joe.
The Chattanooga Area Boy Scouts are celebrating their 100th anniversary, holding a Scout Show at the Chattanooga Market. The show featured various activities tied to scouting, such as camping, caving, and outdoor exploring. But it's the lessons that these activities teach that help the group mold boys into men.
A man is recovering after a Sunday evening shooting.
Sabotaging the Ironman bike course
"It's been an unbelievable day," said Ironman Course Director Brian Myrick.
Body found in Tennessee River
Thousands of endurance competitors have converged on the Scenic City for Sunday's Chattanooga Ironman Challenge. It's a race that tests the limits of even the most accomplished athlete, but for several racers preparing for the challenge, they face an extra obstacle, overcoming the effects of Colitis and Crohn's disease.
Owners and their puppies got the chance to swim at Warner Park Saturday thanks to McKamey Animal Center.
Day one of the Hamilton County Fair kicked off Saturday at Chester Frost Park.