List: Here are the Ooltewah road projects county commissioners may soon vote on
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — Hamilton County leaders are now laying out exactly where they want to fix traffic problems. After proposing to shift money away from the Hilltop Drive extension, Hamilton County Development Services has released a list of road projects that commissioners may soon vote on to ease congestion in Ooltewah.
Trees cut near Chatt Foundation sparks heat concerns as city plans ADA sidewalk fix
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn — We're taking questions to the city of Chattanooga after work crews cutdown all of the trees around the Chatt Foundation. The city tells us the tree removal is part of a project that will make the sidewalk more accessible and compliant with ADA guidelines. Baron King,...
MSCS sets up website to track response to audit issues; Richmond issues video
Following a review of the recently released State interim audit findings, Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) has launched a dedicated webpage, www.mscsprogress.org, to provide updates and highlight measurable progress on the issues identified. Meanwhile, Superintendent Dr. Roderick Richmond released a video on the MSCS Facebook page in response to the audit...
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Chattanooga Right Now
Looking for something useful or fun without spending a dime? Here are a few free items being offered by neighbors around Chattanooga this week — from accessories to moving supplies and even a friendly pup looking for a home.
Chattanooga Vietnam Veteran’s Legacy Lives On Through Support of Medal of Honor Heritage Center
Honoring a Life of Service: Remembering Fred Huskey. The National Medal of Honor Heritage Center honors the life and legacy of Fred Huskey, an 83-year-old Chattanooga resident, Vietnam veteran, and dedicated volunteer who passed away on April 2, 2026. Fred Huskey lived a life defined by service—both in uniform and within his community.
Chattanooga’s biggest girls’ night out is back – and it’s all for a great...
If you’ve got an old prom, wedding, or bridesmaid dress tucked away in the back of your closet, now’s the time to dust it off. The Moth Ball is back on April 23 at the First Horizon Pavilion, and it promises a night full of laughter, throwback dancing, good food, and even better company. Known as Chattanooga’s ultimate ladies’ night out, the event brings women...
Georgia Youth Softball Coach Attacks 8U Rivals In Wild Fit Of Unexplained Rage
A youth softball coach in Georgia has been removed from her position with Fury Platinum Softball because she attacked opposing coaches at an 8U tournament in Dalton, Georgia. It is currently unclear as to exactly what caused the incident other than some chirping back and forth with a rival. Unless she can provide a reasonable […] The post Georgia Youth Softball Coach Attacks 8U Rivals...
Chattanooga dad turns his past into purpose by helping other dads connect with their...
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A Chattanooga man turned his past behind bars into purpose by using his experience to help other fathers learn their value and connect with their children. We surprise him on Pay It Forward, sponsored by the McMahan Law Firm. Laughter filled the room as a crowd...
Chattanooga Riverwalk bridge nears deadline to reopen after 6 month closure
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Almost 6 months after it began, we're getting an update Monday on a project to renovate a well-traveled walking bridge along Chattanooga's riverwalk. On October 20th, 2025 the bridge located near the rowing center on the Riverwalk closed. At the time, the city said it was...
Hamilton County School Board member Karitsa Mosley Jones won’t seek reelection
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — Hamilton County School Board District 5 Representative Karitsa Mosley Jones announced Monday that she will not seek reelection, closing a 12-year tenure. First elected in 2014 at age 33, Jones became the youngest person and first African American woman to represent District 5. Over three...















