Hamilton County commissioner questions HCSO after Chattanooga Prep family deported
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Hamilton County Commissioner Warren Mackey says he wants residents to know he is looking into whether local law enforcement played any role outside its authority in the deportation of a Chattanooga Prep student and his family. Mackey made the comments Wednesday following the deportation of Anastasi
French-Appalachian Bistro Elsie’s Daughter Brings Life To The Choo Choo Complex
Located at The Hotel Chalet in the historic Choo Choo complex is Southside Chattanooga’s premier French-Appalachian-inspired bistro and cocktail bar, Elsie’s Daughter. At the intersection of nostalgic French-European bistro culture, elevated cocktails, and the Scenic City’s railroad history, this quaint, vibrant restau
Building a Business—and a Life—on His Own Terms
For many people, leaving a stable career would feel like an impossible risk. For Matt Jeffery, it became an opportunity. Eleven years ago, he traded the classroom for entrepreneurship, launching Chattanooga Floor Care with a commitment to craftsmanship and customer service—all while embarking on a personal opportunity
Chattanooga city council backs $27 million plan to rebuild, expand former police HQ
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Chattanooga City Council members have agreed on a plan to rebuild and expand the former police headquarters on Amnicola Highway, moving forward with a nearly $27 million project to address long-standing mold problems. The plan calls for rebuilding the mold-infested building using its existing found
McKamey, public works save dog trapped in Chattanooga Goodwill drain pipe
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A dog is receiving veterinary care after being rescued from a drainage pipe at a Goodwill in Chattanooga, according to McKamey Animal Center. Shelter officials say employees at the Goodwill Donation Center on Dodds Avenue heard cries and whimpers coming from deep inside the building several days ag
Haunted History: Christmas Day Massacre Still Haunts A Nearby Historic Town
As we get closer to Halloween, I always enjoy learning about spooky and alleged haunted locations. Chattanooga has plenty of spooky spots I’ve written about. (You can find those stories here and here.) But in nearby South Pittsburg there is a spot, right in the heart of the downtown...
Chattanooga, the First Gig-Speed City, Now Wants to Lead in Quantum
CHATTANOOGA, October 6 (Hypepotamus) - In 2010, Chattanooga became the first city in the country to offer gig-speed internet to every one of its residents and businesses. EPB, the city’s municipal utility, says that decision delivered $5.3billion in local benefit and helped recruit or retain over 10,000 jobs in the cit
LTL survey: Old Dominion, Daylight Transport take home top honors again
Old Dominion Freight Line was named the top national less-than-truckload carrier for a 17th straight year while Daylight Transport received top overall honors for a third straight year, according to a news release from Mastio & Co. The research and consulting firm annually conducts the industry’s most comprehensive sur
IBMA Bluegrass Ramble returns bringing 30 artists to Chattanooga
CHATTANOOGA — Chattanooga is preparing to become a hub for bluegrass music as the International Bluegrass Music Association’s World of Bluegrass returns to the Scenic City for a second year. The event runs Oct. 20-24, with the IBMA Bluegrass Ramble taking place Tuesday and Wednesday and featuring 30...
Law and Order Oct. 6
The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. 26-009598 – 6400 BLK Ringgold Road – Suspicious Activity – Police encountered a man and woman asleep on the sidewalk in front of a business after the manager called to report their unwanted presence. After advising the parties to depart the area

















