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.
Domino's Pizza wants to be on the menu during your March Madness viewing.
Chattanooga police confirm another shooting death in the Scenic City. This latest round of gun violence happened last night around 11:30.
Listen to all of the NCAA March Madness games this weekend for free on Satellite Radio.
Chattanooga's Entrepreneur of the Year, Michael Robinson, says the city offers all the resources entrepreneurs need to get their idea off the ground.
Representative Brenda Gilmore wants to force Pit Bull Owners to pay liability insurance but many animal enthusiasts say judging the dogs on looks is no different than profiling and discrimination.
Detectives with the Chattanooga Police Department’s Major Crimes Unit have arrested Samuel Lemorris Ervin.
Your first taste of Spring is on Rita's Italian Ice. The downtown dessert location will be giving away free italian ice today
"Electrofishing is something that is really most efficient in the shallow, littoral zones of the reservoir where we can effectively get down to six or eight feet while we're sampling," says Fisheries Biologist John Justice.
Stephen Stacy really enjoys being a teacher. While working at a recreational day camp, he discovered the spark students get when they learn something new. Now, the Beaverdale Elementary school teacher uses what they know to ignite learning.
Ten years and 80-million copies later, "The Da Vinci Code" is now on the house.
Jackson County Sheriff Chuck Phillips has been in law enforcement since 1982 and says he's never been part of an Opium arrest... until now. "It's the first time we've ever gotten any type Opium or Heroin in Jackson County, especially this much," says Phillips.
March is all about the Reuben sandwich for Arby's.
Creek Meadowns Resident, Gary Dixon says, "I do not approve of it one way or the other. I have went to the city and sat in on a city meeting and everything and they went ahead and built it anyway."
Get into the Creative Discovery Museum in downtown Chattanooga for FREE tonight!
"West Nile Virus has been a problem locally and you know the bats are one of the natural mechanisms for keeping that under control because they eat the mosquitoes that pass along that disease," says UTC Biology professor Tim Gaudin.
Act fast to save $5 off a $25 purchase at Old Navy.
Jesse Hillis' father was an educator and mother worked in a school. But he fought becoming a teacher for several years. Hillis figured out it was part of his genetic make-up while working with at-risk youth. Now he's in the classroom where he belongs.
If you have O Negative blood, you could earn free gas this week!