Mom To Mom – Fidget Learning
Pop fidgets are so popular among the little ones, and here’s you how you can put these to some good use with learning through alphabet or numbers.
Mocs Currently Second in the Nation With Nine Interceptions
When teams go back to pass against the Mocs, it seems there’s a good chance the Mocs will come away with the pick. Chattanooga is currently second in the nation with nine interceptions in just four games.
Mocs Enjoy Spreading the Wealth at Running Back
Three running backs each tallied over 70-yards rushing. Alym Ford, Terrell Price, and Gino Appleberry all got in, on the fun and run.
The McLemore Gets Some Personality With Addition of Charlie Rymer
The McLemore golf course is known for it’s beauty. Now it’s added a little personality. A golf personality that is. Charlie Rymer has joined the staff at the McLemore.
Commissioner meets with district over potential redistricting
Hamilton County District 5 Commissioner Katherlyn Geter met with the community to explain what redistricting means.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Talks About School Mask Mandates, Afghanistan and more with News 12
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke with News 12 about a wide range of topics including the infrastructure bill, masking in schools, and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Festival of Flags Preparations
Officials in Catoosa County transported American flags Tuesday in preparation for the county’s Festival of Flags celebration.
Public gathers for Chattanooga gun violence summit
At a gun violence summit hosted by Hamilton County Commissioner Warren Mackey, passions were high.
Golden Apple Award: Kirk Johnson, Sequoyah High School
Kirk Johnson first tasted academic excellence back in 1989 when he was named East Ridge High School’s outstanding welder. After a successful career as a machinist, Kirk decided to head back to the classroom, this time, as a teacher. He’s a Golden Apple Award winner.
Supply Chain crunch threatens holiday shopping lists
Due to supply chain shortages and major delays at ports, experts say that many retailers will struggle to fill an overwhelming amount of Christmas orders this year – leaving your holiday giftless.
Gang members involved in previous mall shoot out arrested at Hamilton Place Mall with loaded gun
News 12 learned exclusively three validated gang members were arrested at Hamilton Place Mall Saturday afternoon.
Living Well With Troy – Skin Care
Dermatologist Dr. Anna Paré, with Dermatology Consultants, talks about skin care and why it’s never too late or too early to think about your skin care routine.
Ringgold Softball Advances to State After Sweeping Murray Co
Ringgold, GA-(WDEF-TV) The Ringgold softball team advanced to the state playoffs once again after beating Murray Co 6-0 and 17-2 on Monday evening at Ringgold high school. The two schools hooked up in the best of three region tournament series, and the Tigers punched their ticket to state after winning both games on Monday. The Tigers are looking to defend…
Bradley County Commissioners vote unanimously against President Biden’s vaccine mandate
First District Bradley County Commissioner Mike Hughes made a motion for Bradley County to oppose President Biden’s vaccine mandate.
The Trembling Troubadours Sing to Fight Parkinson’s Disease
Here in Chattanooga, there is a group that fights the effects of Parkinson’s Disease with singing, while having fun at the same time.
What’s Right With Our Schools: Sequoyah High School TCAT Program
Students at Sequoyah High School are getting a head start on their college and career, that should save them time and money in the long run.
Chattanooga Police asking for public’s help with Grove Street Shooting
Chattanooga police continue to investigate a shooting that injured five women and killed two in late September. They’re asking for the public’s help.
Chattanooga State brings paid I.T. training to underserved communities
An underserved community in Chattanooga is getting the skills they need to compete in today’s workforce thanks to a program at Chattanooga State.
TECH BYTE: Amazon Steps Up Home Security Tech
Amazon just announced some new devices, and features for older ones.
Mocs rolls past Western Carolina in SoCon opener, 45-17
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (UTC Athletics) — The Chattanooga Mocs football team posted season-high offensive numbers across the board and created four turnovers on defense to roll past Western Carolina, 45-17, in its Southern Conference opener during ‘White Out’ conditions on Saturday afternoon inside Finley Stadium. Chattanooga moves to 2-2 overall and 1-0 in the league while Western Carolina falls to 0-5…
Pro-Life and Pro-Choice rallies in the Scenic City
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF)- Protesters all across the nation rallied to condemn Texas’ restrictions on abortions. There was an abortion justice rally right here in the scenic city. Hundreds of people gathered at Renaissance park and marched the streets of Downtown Chattanooga for women’s rights. Organizers say that this is a time to clear any negativity that comes with abortions. Kamari…
Justice walk for Grove Street shooting victims
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF)- It has been a week since 7 women were shot on Grove Street. Two of those women died and others were seriously injured. Today, The Strive Club, victims of the shooting, their families and the community marched for justice at College Hill Courts. Chattanooga police still do not have any leads about what happened after the community…
4th year since Las Vegas massacre: ‘Be there for each other’
LAS VEGAS (AP) — People who are healing and some still struggling gathered Friday to remember those who died and were injured during the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history four years ago on the Las Vegas Strip. “I was wounded. Those physical wounds have healed,” said Dee Ann Hyatt, whose daughter also was hurt and whose brother died…
More To The Story: Honoring a 65 year teaching vet in Rossville
Juanita Foster has a lifetime teaching certificate that has kept her on the job through her 88th birthday
ROSSVILLE, Georgia (WDEF) – An early morning gathering at Rossville Middle School. Administrators, teachers and students preparing to honor one of their own. It’s a surprise celebration. Come on now……who doesn’t like a good surprise??!! Let me introduce you to Juanita Foster. There’s not many like her! Principal Robert Stinson says she has no peers. ROBERT STINSON, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL; “I…