The Collegedale Commission on Monday night began making decisions about how to carry on without having a permanent city manager. Ted Rogers, who has been in that position since 2006, has made the decision to retire effective March 12. He made the announcement following an intense council meeting on Feb. 15 when two commissioners made motions asking him to resign or be dismissed ... (click for more)

Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report: ANDREWS, TRAMESHA LASHON 3115 BEE DRIVE CHATTANOOGA, 37406 Age at Arrest: 29 years old Arresting Agency: Hamilton County ASSAULT (SIMPLE) --- ARRINGTON, CHRISTINA ELIZEBETH 3608 12TH AVENUE CHATTANOOGA, 37407 Age at Arrest: 36 years old Arresting Agency: Hamilton County Booked for Previous Charges or Other ... (click for more)

Tennesseans have proven we are resilient and determined moving through the COVID pandemic response. Getting to this point in our state -- one of only a handful that has economic growth, open schools and an ability to see a light at the end of this proverbial tunnel -- has taken unbelievable effort. Yet, one revelation of many over the last year has been the need to reject those ... (click for more)

Within hours after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday, truckloads of the life-saving medicine were rolling out of a distribution center in Kentucky. According to a state source, Tennessee will get at least 40,000 doses early this week, and in Hamilton County as well as the rest of America, it is a Godsend. “The ... (click for more)

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga junior Drew Nicholson won the Southern Conference title at 165 pounds in Boone, N.C., Sunday. Nicholson was one of four Mocs to place in the event, leading UTC to a third-place finish in the tournament. Nicholson, the No. 3 seed at 165, opened with an 8-4 decision over VMI’s Jon Hoover. He then scored a big upset over No. 25 RJ Mosley ... (click for more)

The Chattanooga Mocs have never played a football game in February and chances are good they won’t ever do it again, but the local guys have a perfect record in the month more focused on Ground Hog Day and Valentine’s than college football. It was certainly different being at Finley Stadium on a Saturday afternoon in a month more designed for basketball than football, but what ... (click for more)