The Covenant women's soccer team earned its second win -- and second shutout -- of the season with a 4-0 victory over Berea on Tuesday night at the UTC Sports Complex in USA South action. Covenant, which has allowed just one goal this year in three matches, goes to 2-1 overall and 1-1 in USA South play. Originally scheduled to be played at Covenant, the game was relocated ... (click for more)

The Covenant men's basketball team picked up its eighth win on the season in its 89-61 victory over Brevard. The triumph breaks a five game losing streak and gives the Scots their fourth USA South win (4-5). Four Scots scored in double figures. Chris Barnette led the way with 15 points. Will Crumly added 13 points and six rebounds. Freshman Gage Maffetone set a new career high ... (click for more)

A Cleveland, Tn., resident appeared in Chattanooga Federal Court on Tuesday on charges that he took part in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6. Joseph Lino "Jose" Padilla is facing charges in connection with the attack during a session of Congress. His attorney, Lee Davis of Chattanooga, said, " Our office represents Joseph Padilla. Mr. Padilla had his initial appearance in Federal ... (click for more)

The Hamilton County Health Department has added a total of 4,360 new first dose Pfizer appointment opportunities to the schedule. · Feb. 26 & March 5 at Tennessee Riverpark · March 2, 5 & 6 at CARTA Bus Barn People in the eligible phases (1a1, 1a2, 1b and adults 65+) are encouraged to visit https://vaccine.hamiltontn. gov/ and make their appointment online. Those ... (click for more)

Two weeks ago I did something monumental. I deleted all of my social media accounts. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok (yes I had TikTok) are all gone. Why? Because today I choose to live my life based on what brings me joy. When I realized that social media invited more dread than joy I knew what I had to do. Life’s moments really, really matter and looking at a screen ... (click for more)

This morning marks the 76 th anniversary of the sun coming up on Mount Suribachi and, as it lit the dawn, every warrior in one of the most merciless battles in the Pacific theater could see the American flag on the crest of the 554-feet-tall hill. The battle to secure the island was perhaps the most intense fighting in World War II. Almost 7,000 Marines and Navy Seabees were ... (click for more)