Here are the new business licenses for the County Clerk's office: 410 ZIEGLER ST KATHERINE P WILSON 3 SHORT-TERM VACATION RENTAL 410 ZIEGLER ST CHATTANOOGA TN 37405 AGM ENTERPRISE MAURICIO IRAHETA 3 CLEANING SERVICE 1151 HURRICANE CREEK RD CHATTANOOGA TN 37421 ATLANTA STRUCTURAL CONCRETE COMPANY WILLIAM MAKO 4 CONSTRUCTION 80 DEHUNT DT BUCHANAN GA 30113 BIG BUCK ... (click for more)

A new women’s clothing and accessory boutique is opening on the North Shore. Electric Blue Collection is opening in the space formerly occupied by Verde Boutique along Hixson Pike. Anita Oaks Headrick, owner of Alice Blue and Hanover Blue, is debuting Electric Blue Collection at a grand opening celebration on Thursday, June 27, from 1-7 p.m. The celebration will include giveaways, ... (click for more)

Authorities have charged 21-year-old Tyler Reid with shooting his step-brother in the head early Tuesday morning at a home in Ooltewah. John "Dee" Hayes Jr., 24, had injuries that were called life-threatening. Reid was charged with attempted first-degree murder. A deputy said when he arrived at the home in the 9000 block of Heatherloch Lane he found Reid sitting on a couch ... (click for more)

Douglas Holmes, 35, was shot and killed early Monday morning on Portland Street after what police said was an argument over fake money. Jeremy Sutton, 20, has been charged with criminal homicide after police said he admitted to shooting the victim 7-8 times after initially shooting him. At approximately 12:23 a.m., Chattanooga Police responded to the 2000 block of Portland ... (click for more)

Calling for a “hope and change” budget, Hamilton County’s Department of Education wants you to pay drastically more in property taxes to fund its hopes of changing our school system to an all-inclusive community and behavioral center. Moreover, HCDE intends to spend over one half billion taxpayer dollars next year, much of which will fund increases in administration and staff rather ... (click for more)

Let’s just suppose, if only for the sake of supposing, that when the Hamilton County Commission votes tomorrow on a 34-cent tax increase on top of County Mayor Jim Coppinger’s proposed FY 2020 budget, the vote might end 5-4 against. We’ve just witnessed a full month with lively gnashing of teeth that has centered on the radical difference of opinions, this on what the county’s public ... (click for more)