I have been reading and reviewing the information about the unfortunate death of the young woman wielding a knife when approached by the police. I do not know enough about policing, tactics, or weapons to make any reasonable or logical comment. I will simply say it was a tragedy for the young woman, police officer and all the affected families. I am curious where the family was. ... (click for more)

What’s up with all the litter? Litter reflects an uncaring attitude. Our waste reduction/recycling programs can help change that attitude by being transparent and teaching concern for our natural environment and other people. A comprehensive waste reduction/recycling program including a fenced, manned, immaculately clean, family friendly, parklike drop off center, complemented ... (click for more)

A Chattanooga man suspected of using Facebook and Snapchat to sexually exploit minors from around the country is now facing almost 50 counts of aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor. Chattanooga police began investigating Cadairyian Watt, 25, after being sent a sexual exploitation case from a deputy in New York. Police said he used a Facebook and Snapchat profile using a ... (click for more)

As the district looks to the 2021-2022 school year, Hamilton County Schools announced several personnel updates Thursday, including new principals. Crystal Sorrells has been named the principal at Brainerd High School. She previously served as principal of East Ridge High School and was named 2021 Principal of the Year for Hamilton County Schools. Ms. Sorrells, a Brainerd ... (click for more)

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team had eight individuals take home Southern Conference postseason honors, the league office announced today. Leading the way was senior Cole Strange, who became the third Moc to win the Jacobs Blocking Award. Junior offensive lineman McClendon Curtis made the coaches first team, while junior defensive lineman Devonnsha ... (click for more)

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men’s tennis team brought home four postseason honors from the Southern Conference, the league office announced today. Highlighting the list is senior Turner Voges winning the Don Bunch/Buddy Hartsell SoCon Sportsmanship Award. Sophomore Tomas Rodriguez made the All-SoCon first team in singles, while he and freshman Peyton Gatti were ... (click for more)