You Haven’t Truly Eaten Like a Tennessean Until You’ve Tried the Meat-and-Three at This...
Tennessee knows comfort food, and nowhere does it better than the classic meat-and-three. Home Folks Family Restaurant in Soddy-Daisy serves up the kind of home cooking that reminds you why this tradition matters. Walk in hungry, leave happy, and understand exactly what real Southern hospitality tastes like. A No-Frill
Tickets On Sale Now For Annual “Boo In The Zoo” Fun At The Chattanooga...
The Chattanooga Zoo has released tickets for its annual family-friendly Halloween celebration, Boo in the Zoo. The event will take place on Friday and Saturday evenings throughout October, starting October 9 and ending October 31 on Halloween night. At Boo in the Zoo, guests explore the Zoo while wearing their...
2 historic Chattanooga homes are hitting the auction block, starting at $300K each
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Want to own a piece of Chattanooga history?. How about two pieces, right next door to each other?. A pair of adjoining historic homes near downtown Chattanooga and UTC are headed to auction, including an early-1890s Queen Anne with seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and six fireplaces.
10 Neighborhood Seafood Spots In Tennessee That Locals Love
Some seafood meals just hit better when they come with paper baskets, crowded tables, and a menu regulars barely need to read. Tennessee serves up plenty of neighborhood seafood joints where fried catfish, shrimp, oysters, and hearty platters keep people coming back. The atmosphere stays casual, the flavors stay famili
Rock City: Study shows Lookout Mountain gondola would be quieter than ‘a refrigerator’
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, Tenn. — Rock City leaders say new sound data shows the proposed gondola project on Lookout Mountain would operate at noise levels comparable to a quiet neighborhood and quieter than common household appliances. This follows concerns from nearby residents who fear the project would increase not only...
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

















