Holiday traffic spoils the mood. Especially when you're sitting bumper-to-bumper in interstate traffic through Chattanooga with kids and pets getting restless in the back seat. For a better experience ...
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The Presbyterian Church in America has voted resoundingly to condemn racial supremacy and commit to study Christian nationalism as it relates to the denomination's adopted confession of faith.
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Washington quarterback Demond Williams Jr. threw three of his four touchdown passes in the second quarter, and his team's defense had five interceptions as the Huskies kicked off ...
When Virginia's Governor-Elect, Abigail Spanberger, takes office next month, she will have the chance to make good on her promise to do something about her state's outdated system of felony ...
A judge ruled in favor of the Chattanooga Times Free Press in its lawsuit against the city of Chattanooga, council members and staff, establishing that open meetings laws were violated during ...
Selma Tillich paused in the hallway outside the sprawling auditorium and remembered the day she was saved. The music from the night's service was already rising and falling rhythmically behind her and ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Julian Sayin has been to New York City before, but the Ohio State quarterback's previous experiences were nothing like the one he's gearing up for this time around. "My parents are ...
Volkswagen will pause production of its electric SUV in Chattanooga beginning in late October, putting around 160 employees on furlough as sales of the ID.4 slump. The automaker announced the ...
Carson Johnson is in the midst of a golf summer he will never forget. On June 30, the recent University of Tennessee at Chattanooga graduate learned he was selected as the next head golf coach at his ...
Hours before the Tennessee Valley Authority asked customers of its local utilities to use less electricity, operators took the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant completely offline to address malfunctions, ...
A Tennessee jury has awarded a former research scientist at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee $687,000 in back pay and damages after she was fired in 2021 for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine.