LEBANON, Tenn. – Everyone knows just how tough it is to beat the same team three times in the same season, but what about four? That was the case here at Wilson Central Wednesday afternoon when the Baylor Red Raider baseball team beat McCallie for the fourth time. The latest was by far the biggest and most important as it came in the winners bracket final of the Division II-Class ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Lookouts have lost a season-long four straight games for just second time this season, dropping the series opener to Montgomery 8-1 on Wednesday night. With this loss, the Lookouts first-place lead is in jeopardy; they lead Jackson by one-half game. Wednesday's game was the first without top prospect Nick Gordon who was promoted Tuesday to the Triple-A Rochester ... (click for more)

Witnesses said Glen Allen Donaldson was calm after killing his son-in-law on Dec. 29, 2016, saying, "I'm just sitting here waiting for the law." Donaldson, 57, is facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of 39-year-old Adam Levi. The jury in the courtroom of Judge Don Poole was told that Donaldson left the residence on Niles Terrace where Levi was living and drove ... (click for more)

A Chattanooga man who earlier served time for an attempted first-degree murder is now facing an armed robbery count. Garion Devilliar Lewis Jr., 33, is charged with aggravated robbery as well as drug and gun counts. In an incident on May 9, a man who no longer lives in Chattanooga said he was leaving his mother's residence on Sholar Avenue when he saw a man he knows across ... (click for more)

In an opinion piece, 5/18/18, Rev. Josh Woodrow referred to me and my fellow School Board member, Joe Smith, as racists and white supremacists because we spoke out against busing. I have never met or spoken with Rev. Woodrow so he knows nothing about me. The reverend obviously knows nothing about Joe Smith either. Seems one of the reverend’s hobbies is “brewing beer”. Maybe, ... (click for more)

When Randy Boyd stood in front of more than 75 black ministers in Memphis on Tuesday, the ever-dynamic “doer of deeds” told the pastors an exciting story. He talked about “First Things First” of Chattanooga because the Tennessee gubernatorial candidate is totally sold on what Julie Baumgardner and her team have proven keeps families together. Boyd then met with some representatives ... (click for more)