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Inside Erlanger Health System, administrators are cutting positions and people are losing their jobs. More>>
The Chattanooga City Council and a group of people living on the Westside are upset about how Mayor Ron Littlefield's office handled communication regarding a meeting. More>>
At city council Tuesday, members approved funding for an assessment about gangs. More>>
The Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department says a bed bug infested motel is taking the right steps to re-open. More>>
Another set-back for veterans who were excited about plans for a long-term care home, in Cleveland. More>>
A Tennessee house subcommittee looking at a law that would make helmets optional for motorcycle riders over 21 years old. More>>
A family of eight watched their home burn - not once but twice. The fire happened at a home on Walden Street in Soddy Daisy. More>>
Many of you didn't have to go to work on Monday and most kids had off school in honor of President's Day. More>>
Later this week, the Republican presidential campaign of 2012 will focus - for a bit - on Chattanooga. More>>
An early Sunday morning crash killed a teenage girl and left the small town of Dunlap grieving. More>>
A group of local designers are getting national attention for an idea they have about branding the Scenic City. More>>
Oil futures hit $104 a barrel on Friday, and that could translate into a fifteen to twenty cent spike at the pump soon. More>>
About 300 people spent Sunday at a local bowling ally playing several games for a good cause. More>>
Hundreds of people marched to the Brainerd Rec Center Saturday morning, making sure their voices are heard in the upcoming election. More>>
A law that seeks to take the word gay out of Tennessee elementary and middle schools is one step closer to a vote. More>>
Tennessee's education commissioner told the Chattanooga Rotary Club that most of the state's high school graduates are not ready to move into jobs that are being created. More>>
Rhea and Meigs County leaders are angry with the Tennessee Valley Authority. More>>
A diamond ring is raising money - and hopes - at Ridgeland High School. More>>
The tension between the city of East Ridge and a youth soccer league is coming to a head. More>>
The family of Myles Compton has filed a $10 million lawsuit after the shooting death of their son. More>>
Does Hamilton County need another city with its own separate government? More>>
It's been three years since the Obama administration approved a federal stimulus plan to help our country rebound after the recession. More>>
Family and friends of Chattanooga's latest homicide victim spent their Valentine's Day in mourning. More>>
Chattanooga's known as the Scenic City, but it's also gained some fame for something not so pleasant - its smell. More>>
Inside a Hixson home, police found a two-year-old boy with second-degree burns to his chest and stomach. More>>
A chemical leak caused major problems on Amnicola Highway, Tuesday morning. More>>
A house fire in Bradley County destroyed 40 years of memories. More>>
Monday was judgment day for the family of Jesse Mathews. More>>
Police in Ringgold are looking for a man they say stole computers and money from his customers. More>>
A man killed in a car crash on Hixson Pike has many drivers speaking up about their safety on that road. More>>
Many local homeless shelters have seen an increase in people because of the cooler temperatures. More>>
The Scenic City was recently named one of the top eight places to retire in the 2012 edition of "Where To Retire Magazine." More>>
A unidentified rock climber fell to the ground on Friday night. More>>
A Rossville man is wanted in Atlanta for allegedly posing as a wounded war veteran to steal money from a church. More>>
The federal government has told several states to leave behind No Child Left Behind. More>>
A 7-year-old girl fought off a would-be kidnapper at a Wal-Mart near Atlanta. The attempted abduction was all caught on tape.
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A farmer in Bradley County thinks someone is shooting and killing her cattle. More>>
The McMinn County Sheriff's office is still looking into whether bullying played a role into a teenager's suicide earlier this week.
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Just five years after opening, Rhea Medical Center is getting some serious work to stop one of the buildings from sinking. More>>
A mother wants one local high school football coach fired for hurting her son. More>>
An investigation is underway in McMinn County to determine if bullying played a part in the suicide of a 17-year-old girl. More>>
Could there be a link between the No Child Left Behind Act and gang activity in suburbs, like Hixson? More>>
A 10-year-old girl is making strides that her doctors never thought possible. Now her amazing story has earned her the trip of a lifetime. More>>
Two prison escapees are back in custody after three friends found them sleeping in a truck. Monday night, the men broke out of Walker State Prison in Rock Spring.
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A man was found dead inside his home in small town Turtletown.
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Gangs are in the suburbs. They're not just a problem in the inner-city. More>>
The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport could get bigger, but it all depends on demand.
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The warm temperatures can be blamed for spring fever and spring savings. More>>
One landlord has left his property without a trace and now the community he left behind is scrambling to pay his debt. More>>
A simple solution has turned into a complex problem for people living on the Hiwassee River, in Meigs County. More>>
While many people enjoy the warm winter weather - some are suffering because of it. People affected are flocking to the allergist to try to get some relief. More>>
People living in one area now have more fire protection. The Chattanooga Fire Department opened its newest fire station, Station 3, in Lookout Valley. More>>
The 4-year-old son of a local marine got a big surprise. Sergeant Daniel Wysong surprised his son Jeremiah, while he was playing at the playground inside Northgate Mall on Monday. More>>
A man bitten by bedbugs at a local hotel is no longer asking for a refund. Now he just wants an apology. More>>
There's been another murder in the Scenic City. A man is behind bars tonight, accused of killing another man after a fight in his Chattanooga home. More>>
A Chattanooga man and his fiancee are thankful to be alive. More>>
We're now hearing from the man who was sent to jail by a Bradley County judge - who is now himself under investigation. More>>
Citizens fed up with the recent crime wave fight back when a teenage girl is attacked at the Brainerd Wal-Mart. Witnesses say the eighteen-year-old was blind sided by her attacker, who punched her repeatedly More>>
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam was on hand at Chattanooga's Amazon facility for its official grand opening. The massive space is already being eyed for expansion. More>>
A man was hit while riding his bicycle just before five o'clock on Thursday evening.
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Though Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, ushering in six more weeks of winter, the local guessing groundhog, or woodchuck, had a different opinion on the upcoming weather. More>>
New developments have come to light concerning a sessions judge in Bradley County who is under federal investigation. More>>
State and federal officials are digging into some very suspicious circumstances surrounding a Bradley County sessions court judge. More>>
Monday, a rash of crime came to a head when a man visiting a Cleveland apartment complex was brutally beaten with a bat. City officials have vowed to control the problem area. More>>
One local charity is taking their work to the next level. They're not trying to build one home or help one family. They're trying to build an entire city. More>>
The Roadrunner is making a comeback. After more than thirty years off the field, Dalton State is gearing up for an athletics program. More>>
Police say dozens of people brutally beat a man - bashing his head with a baseball bat. More>>
An Atlanta-based non-profit is offering to help Chattanooga turn around one of its poorest communities. But the people it could affect, are not too happy about it. More>>
A big story that affects everyone in the Tennessee Valley is the weather. No doubt the talk around town recently is the temperature. Tuesday we continued the above average trend, about ten degrees warmer More>>
We now know one big country act headed to this summer's Riverbend Festival. More>>
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam gave his State of the State address Monday evening. More>>
Parents, police and politicians came together for a common cause - gangs in Hamilton County schools. More>>
Tough news of the economic kind for hundreds of employees at Olan Mills. More>>
Some hungry people in Fort Oglethorpe got a big surprise when their pizza was served by Lauren Alaina. More>>
We're now hearing from the passenger who survived a wreck on I-75 North which claimed the life of a high school senior. More>>
A chemical spill in Cleveland caused nearly one hundred people to be evacuated at the Mueller plant on Enterprise Road. More>>
A man who was shot several times while sitting in his car a few weeks ago has passed away. More>>
Matt Palmgren, the widower of Gail Palmgren has been arrested under criminal trespass charges in Alabama. More>>
Being a high school student can be tough enough on its own, now imagine having to battle cancer at the same time. More>>
Sessions Court Judge Bob Moon passed away, Wednesday night in his home. He was just 60 years old. More>>
A jury reached a verdict in the murder case of a Chattanooga teenager. Thursday morning, a jury found Walter Glenn guilty of 2nd degree murder. More>>
A group of Hamilton county parents are coming together to help solve the gang problem. More>>
A decision about Cleveland's nickname has been put on the back burner. Earlier this week, city council members couldn't decide on which suggested nickname they liked better "The City of Spirit" or "A City with Hometown Feel and Global Appeal." More>>
Police are looking for an armed robber who hit up the Regions Bank, in Red Bank. More>>
October. SEAL Team 6, the same US Navy unit that killed Osama bin Laden, parachuted into Somalia for the mission. More>>
North Georgia Drug Task Force agents have made a massive seizure of what they call synthetic marijuana. But it gets tricky. More>>
No one will be charged in the death of a 19-year-old pregnant teenager from Murray County. More>>
A mountain of controversy is building over a piece of Aetna Mountain. More>>
After a preliminary hearing it was decided that a grand jury will hear the cases against Patricia Brewer and her boyfriend Kenneth Coleman. Both are charged in the death of 4-year-old Tyreke Evans and the critical injury of 3-year-old Donamiche Brewer. More>>
Parents and kids involved in East Ridge youth sports leagues are worried about their future. The city of East Ridge has decided to create a Parks and Recreation Department and that means the city will now control youth sports. More>>
We're still fighting them today, but a federal team was put in place almost 20 years ago to combat gangs in Chattanooga. The Safe Streets Task Force began with nine members back in 1993. More>>
Chattanooga's Metropolitan Airport recently got into the solar power business and the future is looking so bright there are plans to expand the project. More>>
In a strange twist, Chattanooga's Fire Chief has fired a Soddy Daisy Police Officer: 22-year-old Officer Tyler Stout. More>>
During the conference about gangs, the mayor pointed out one local program that's making a difference in the fight against gangs. More>>
The fight against gangs in Chattanooga has taken a step forward. More>>
Monday morning's storm system weakened as it moved east toward our area, but was much more powerful back to our west. More>>
Eleven shootings in twenty-two days in the Scenic City.
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Several people were hurt on Friday morning when a school bus and truck collided in Bradley County. More>>
All week we've been addressing the growing gang problem, in Chattanooga. Could the problem be improper sentencing?
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About 50 students rallied around an LFO senior who was suspended for posting to Facebook what his school called a threatening rap video. More>>
After years of struggling, a woman gets to keep her pets. All 22 of them. More>>
It's a company known for clever and creative ads and their latest one goes to the dogs. More>>
Chattanooga Police Chief Bobby Dodd is responding to Sheriff Jim Hammond's controversial remarks about gangs.
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The end of occupying could be right around the corner. A planned protest on Tuesday saw scarce numbers.
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The city and police department continue trying to deal with the gang problem plaguing Chattanooga. More>>
A Soddy Daisy man is in jail after deputies say they found 67 marijuana plants at his home. More>>
Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond recently made a strong statement against gangs. "You've got three things we need to do here. Either got to put them in jail, send them out of town or put them in More>>
A break in the case of thousands of dollars missing from a safe at Gordon Lee High School. More>>
A big construction project started Monday and it won't be finished for more than two years. More>>
Martin Luther King Junior Day is a day to remember the struggles of our past so we can have a better future.
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Law enforcement in Chattanooga has been threatening gang members for years, but is that all they do? More>>
Another local city implemented a plan to squash gang activity and it seems to have worked. More>>
President Barack Obama will soon get the final report from his Blue Ribbon Commission. More>>
A Fort Benning soldier is heading home to Indiana and running all the way there. More>>
Chattanooga police are investigating a body that was found Sunday afternoon. More>>
We're now hearing from the family of two women gunned down in a crowded ICU just over a week ago. More>>
Not even a federal lawsuit can make these protesters back down. More>>
A local man says he was scammed out of $750, and he wants to make sure it doesn't happen to you. More>>
When it gets cold around here the people in the mountains feel it first and feel it the hardest. More>>
A security upgrade greeted UTC students coming back from holiday break. More>>
In just a few weeks, many of you won't be able to make that quick trip to your neighborhood Food Lion. More>>
Occupy Chattanooga is still trying to repair damage done by a group - some of them say - falsely represented them. More>>
Chattanooga Police say they've identified three suspects in the Christmas morning shootings, outside Club Fathom. More>>
Lightning broke through the sky and in an East Brainerd neighborhood it struck a natural gas line which sparked an explosion. More>>
Facebook comments and rumors fueled suspicion about a large fight brewing at Rossville Middle School. More>>
Tennessee Third District Congressman Chuck Fleischmann is marking his one year anniversary in office, but he's already thinking about reelection. More>>
Tuesday afternoon, near Parkridge Medical Center, an off-duty officer saw a man with an assault rifle. Then he heard shots fired moments later. More>>
One suspect is in the hospital and another in jail after a shootout involving a Chattanooga police officer. More>>
Temekia Reed appeared in Hamilton County court Tuesday for her preliminary hearing. She's charged with stabbing and killing 15-year-old Shaviya Vinson at the College Hill Courts, last month. More>>
Mosaic Church is moving from its Market Street location. This comes after they received an eviction notice, this weekend. More>>
The Scenic City will soon be home to a major arts festival. People from different organizations met at the Hunter Museum of Art to announce the kickoff for the HATCH Arts Festival. The HATCH Festival will More>>
New information gives a better idea of what happened Friday night at Erlanger Hospital.
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The mayor recently appointed a new gang task force coordinator. Boyd Patterson met council members for the first time, Monday morning. More>>
A man did what he thought was right and ended up the victim of a brutal attack. More>>
The Greater Chattanooga Coalition Against Human Trafficking has joined together with other organizations to bring attention to human trafficking in the Tennessee Valley. More>>
For 81 years the Highway 41 Bridge in Marion County served as a landmark for the area. More>>
It was a violent weekend in the Scenic City --3 separate shootings leave one person dead and 2 others injured. More>>
A Chattanooga man is behind bars tonight, after he shot his wife and her mother in the I-C-U of a local hospital. More>>
Mosaic Church will be moving from their Market Street location by the end of this month.
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The New Orleans Saints Saturday night win leads to a stabbing at a local sports bar. More>>
Two women were shot and killed in the waiting room of the Intensive Care Unit at Hutcheson Medical Center in Catoosa county. A man walked in a started opening fire. More>>
Three men plead guilty to throwing fireworks into a group of people because they were African-Americans. More>>
A day after Matthew Palmgren, the husband of Gail Palmgren who was missing on Signal Mountain for months before her Jeep and body were found in December, speaks publicly for the first time, Gail's friend reacts. More>>
A federal filing against local club and church, Fathom, accuses tax fraud. More>>
A man charged with multiple public lewd acts is behind bars again. More>>
New details released about the death of Gail Palmgren. Plus, her husband Matthew Palmgren breaks his silence for the first time. More>>
The new anti-gang initiative announced by Chattanooga's mayor on Tuesday will include two new positions in city government. More>>
While the city is trying new tactics to combat the gang problem in Chattanooga, some local organizations are trying to fight it as well. More>>
The Occupy Chattanooga protestors may soon be packing up and leaving the Hamilton County Courthouse. More>>
The new year is getting off to a tough start for one Rhea County family. A fire Tuesday morning destroyed decades of hard work. More>>
Shots were fired somewhere near Shallowford Road and a bullet broke through a roof and into an office. More>>
A great relief for UTC's wrestling coach and his family. Heath and Brandi Eslinger's 10-week-old baby boy, Carson, couldn't eat or swallow three weeks ago. More>>
Two people were taken to the hospital in critical condition following a car accident in Cleveland involving a tow truck.
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In McMinn County, ringing in the New Year turned deadly. More>>
A local church, heavily damaged by a fire last summer, is ready to reopen. More>>
It's that time of year - when we all try to work off those holiday pounds. More>>
Cleveland police are on the hunt for a suspect they say stabbed a man in a hotel room and then set room on fire. More>>
Snow, rain and tornadoes. 2011 was a record-breaking year for weather in the Tennessee Valley. More>>
A downtown church, art venue and club open for ten years, closed out the new year with more restrictions, new hours and fewer functions. More>>
A family in Soddy Daisy has to look for a new place to live after a fire ripped through their home, early Thursday morning.
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One mega department store has announced it will close up to 120 locations, across the country.
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A spectacular series of chases unfolded Wednesday night in Sequatchie County. More>>
People are remembering a war hero and community leader who passed away on Christmas Eve. More>>
Chattanooga police are looking for two men they say robbed a couple of fast food chains with a taser, Tuesday night. More>>
A Chattanooga Church is now at the center of a court battle. City leaders filed papers to stop the Mosaic Church and Club Fathom from holding a New Years Eve Party, this Saturday.
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Three miners were in jeopardy after a fire broke out at a zinc mine near Knoxville. More>>
Gang violence involving adults came out in a Wednesday morning court case. Quindell Ray is accused of repeatedly stomping on the face of Ronald Strickland, last month at East Lake Courts. More>>
McMinn County Sheriff Joe Guy is speaking out about why one of his deputies shot and killed the main suspect in a chop shop operation. More>>
Chattanooga's mayor and police chief want to shut down a teen club they say creates a violent environment. More>>
Compassion overflowed for victims of a Christmas morning fire, in Polk County. More>>
A proposal for a new Hamilton County charter school failed for the second time. More>>
A McMinn County deputy shot and killed a man outside his home, Monday morning. More>>
A gang shooting left nine people hurt, early Christmas morning. Police say it happened as around 400 teenagers were leaving a party at Club Fathom just after midnight. More>>
Instead of opening presents, a family in Polk County awoke Christmas morning to a fire. The family escaped, but lost everything. The family talked with us about seeing their home go up in flames. More>>
Economic experts predicted that 101 million people would hit the stores on Monday, either to return items or shop for new stuff. More>>
Christmas turned violent after two separate shootings leave nearly a dozen people wounded. More>>
Millions of Americans will spend Christmas without a place to call home. More>>
After the release of the autopsy of a four-year-old boy who was beaten to death, many neighbors still have unanswered questions. More>>
A woman was hit and killed by a van while walking on Old Lee Highway. More>>
The Hamilton County Commission took a step toward ousting Occupy Chattanooga protesters. More>>
A pawned camera in Dayton led police to child pornography. More>>
The state Department of Children's Services is looking into whether the death of a 4-year-old boy could have been prevented. More>>
Recent news about losses in the millions of dollars and the departure of hospital CEO Jim Brexler has left so many unanswered questions about Erlanger. More>>
A Chattanooga family will have Christmas after all thanks to a Red Cross volunteer. More>>
A four-year-old is dead and his three-year-old brother is in critical condition after a brutal beating with a belt. More>>
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