Robert Miller Jr., 71, died Monday morning due to injuries sustained in a wreck on Highway 58 on March 3. Chattanooga Police were dispatched to the traffic crash shortly after noon at 5200 Highway 58 with serious injuries.  Traffic Investigator’s discovered that a white Lincoln Town Car driven by Mr. Miller was attempting to turn left onto Champion Road from Highway 58.  ... (click for more)

A second grass fire at the National Cemetery this year has damaged more headstones. This fire on Sunday morning charred about 500 more headstones. It burned about an acre on the windy morning. City firefighters quickly put it out after they arrived. . Windy conditions fueled the 1-acre blaze, which was quickly put out. Some 1,800 headstones were burned during a ... (click for more)

With spring weather finally here, there are going to be more bicyclists on the roadways. So remember to pack your air horn and mace in case one of them tries to attack you.  But seriously, a bicyclist has little or no chance to walk away from a collision (or even a near-miss) with a car or truck.  Fortunately, we have laws designed to give bicyclists a fighting chance.  ... (click for more)

Taylor Smith’s 13 th birthday was last Thursday and a big celebration was held. Many hundreds sent gifts from every direction and, just like she really wanted, each was the exact same thing. Needless to say, her spirit soared, which was the whole idea to begin with anyway. Earlier this year, during the first week of January to be exact, Taylor Scout Smith, age 12 of Johnson ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Mocs (29-3) won their 15th Southern Conference Tournament Championship 71-45 over Davidson (16-16). It was the 25th win in a row for the Mocs who punched their dance card for the 12th time in school history and sixth in the last nine years. Alex Black was sensational scoring a career-high 22 points to lead four Mocs in double figures. Taylor Hall added 12 ... (click for more)

Juniors Cameron Baltimore and Josie Cain made sure new Ooltewah softball coach Jon Massey got off to a good start. Baltimore threw a four-hitter, Cain was a defensive standout and had two of Ooltewah’s nine hits and the Lady Owls whipped visiting Rhea County, 7-1, Monday in a non-region softball season opener for both teams. “My good start felt good and I feel like this season ... (click for more)