Longest Running Black Newspaper In The City Celebrates With 37th Anniversary Banquet
On Friday, September 18th, the Chattanooga News Chronicle will celebrate being named the longest-running black newspaper in the Scenic City with a thirty-seventh Anniversary milestone celebration, hosted at Greater Tucker Baptist Church on North Moore Road in Chattanooga. The publication is not only the longest-running
Outside Magazine Names Chattanooga One Of The Country’s Best Trail Towns
Outside Magazine has named Chattanooga one of the five best trail towns in the United States, the only Southern destination to make the list and, with a population of roughly 194,000, the largest city recognized. Chattanooga appears alongside Bend, Oregon; Boulder, Colorado; Marquette, Michigan; and Mill Valley, Califo
Former Hamilton County deputy gets 25 years for exploiting children online
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A former Hamilton County Sheriff's Office corrections deputy will spend 25 years in federal prison for posing as a child online and manipulating children across the country into making sexually explicit videos. Federal investigators say 27-year-old Johnathan Nathaniel Allen of Chattanooga exploited eig
Tennessee offers free replacement licenses after TSA scanning issues reported
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — Some Tennessee travelers have run into an unexpected snag at airport security: their driver’s licenses are not being recognized when scanned by the Transportation Security Administration. The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security says a small number of Tennessee driver’s licenses
Middle Tennessee student broken hearted after rollover crash, beloved corgi missing
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A terrifying interstate accident left a middle Tennessee college student with minor injuries... other than a broken heart. Hendersonville's Makynna Pererz, a student at UT-Chattanooga, rolled her car seven times on I-24 in Coffee County. She escaped with minor injuries, but her dog Cannoli som
Chattanooga Police chief details how Motorola ALPR helps solve crime: ‘not Flock cameras’
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Chattanooga Police Chief John Chambers is shedding more light on how his department uses license plate reader technology to help solve crimes and catch suspects. Chambers told city council members Tuesday that Chattanooga police do not use or own Flock cameras. Instead, CPD uses Motorola automatic.
Kansas man thought he was texting with a 16-year-old
FRANKLIN COUNTY —A truck driver from Kansas is under investigation for child sex crimes. Christopher Thomas Taylor, 56, in being held on a $100,000 bond in the Hamlton County, Tennesse, jail on requested charges of solicitation of a minor and sexual exploitation of a minor by electronic means. He...
A Helpful Guide To Celebrating Friday’s National Cheeseburger Day Around Town
This Friday is National Cheeseburger Day, celebrating one of the most popular sandwiches in America. And the best way to celebrate is to go to your favorite burger joint and eat a cheeseburger. The hamburger was created in America in the 1900’s but the cheeseburger was created much later and...
Rossville City Council Discusses BridgTRK Project, Flock Camera Use
The Rossville City Council discussed a proposed technology development and the use of Flock cameras in the city during its meeting Monday. According to reporting from WRCB Local 3 Chattanooga, the council opened the floor to BridgTRK co-founder Joe Morgan to answer questions from residents about a project that has prev
Lose Track Of Time Searching For Hidden Gems At These 10 Tennessee Used Bookstores
Tennessee bookworms know there’s something magical about wandering through shelves packed with pre-loved books. Used bookstores offer more than just affordable reads. They’re treasure troves where you might discover a rare first edition, a forgotten classic, or that perfect book you didn’t even know you were looking fo

















