Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report: ACORD, NICHOLAS LEE 763 FLINN DR CHATTANOOGA, 37412 Age at Arrest: 26 years old Arresting Agency: Chattanooga DISORDERLY CONDUCT RESISTING ARREST OR OBSTRUCTION OF LEGAL PROCESS --- ANGLE, NIKIA MARIE 921 DELORES DR CHATTANOOGA, 37343 Age at Arrest: 28 years old Arresting Agency: Red Bank UNLAWFUL POSSESSION ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Fire Department responded to a residential fire Saturday around 11:04 a.m. at 4120 Dorris Street. A resident of this address called 911 and advised that her bedroom was on fire. Quint 14 arrived and found smoke showing from the front of the house. Quint 14 made an interior attack and the fire was out in 10 minutes. Flames were contained to the bedroom; ... (click for more)

This is Memorial Day Weekend and I can't think of a better time to remember my good friend, Dr. Glenn Draper. (he got on to me for calling him Dr. Draper, he would say “just call me Glenn”). I never was his student, didn't sing in any of his choirs, but we were very good friends. Glenn was a regular on my radio show especially in the fall and near Christmas when the singers ... (click for more)

A Harvard Law professor, Elizabeth Bartholet, has clamored for the spotlight in recent weeks seeking to ban homeschooling. She claims there is little oversight for what homeschooled children are learning, that in many places the uneducated adults are not qualified to teach their children, and that with child abuse on the rise, the fact there are no “mandated reporters,” such as ... (click for more)

Tennessee Athletic Director Phillip Fulmer provided the following response to the SEC decision to allow student-athletes to return to campuses: Southeastern Conference leadership on Friday voted to allow voluntary, in-person athletics activities on league campuses starting Monday, June 8. Each SEC institution will make localized decisions regarding when and how student-athletes ... (click for more)

KNOXVILLE – The Southeastern Conference will make its first move back toward the playing fields when it allows the resumption of voluntary in-person athletic activities on June 8 on campuses. Tennessee will be lockstep with this first step, which was approved via vote of the schools on Friday. “We’ll continue to follow the guidance from medical experts and health officials ... (click for more)