Kevin Hardy
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Recovery from terror: Mom of stabbed Chattanooga teen testifies in attacker's Pittsburgh trial
The defense attorney had no questions for Allison Meadows or her mother. → Read More
Chattanooga native Andrew Exum hired at Pentagon
Chattanooga native Andrew Exum's resume was already impressive. He's a respected foreign policy scholar, the author of a book on the war on terror and a frequent contributor to some of the nation's most impressive media outlets. → Read More
Sacrifices remembered: City, nation take time to honor fallen heroes of America's wars
Alan Syler and his fellow Navy men were waiting for an overseas flight at Boston's Logan Airport in 1970 when a group of → Read More
Going for the green: Orange Grove seeks funding to grow recycling program
Orange Grove's recycling center is a constant hum of trucks, fork lifts, bailers and conveyor belts. Five days a week, workers line the fast-moving conveyor belts to sort water bottles, bean cans and cat food coupons into their proper piles: plastic, metal, paper. → Read More
Upgrades planned for Chattanooga Fire Department's Fire Station 5
Under an ongoing effort to update firefighting equipment, the Chattanooga Fire Department plans to soon put its last → Read More
Updated: Chattanooga Police ID man shot on Highway 58, charge Kia Key with attempted first degree murder
Chattanooga Police have identified the man shot on Highway 58 earlier today. → Read More
Rick Smith says $23 a year per pupil isn't enough to run Hamilton County school system
When it comes to running public schools in Hamilton County, principals are given the basics: teachers, a building, maintenance men, buses and utilities. → Read More
Gov. Haslam says Chattanooga prayer breakfast unique among events
Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam attends plenty of festivals, events and celebrations across the state. He's been to strawberry festivals, the World's Biggest Fish Fry in Paris and Mule Day in Columbia. → Read More
Casey barge guardian now without a mission
This was the day Dave Eck had been waiting for. The day he thought would come, just not this soon. The day he said he would shed a tear as he said goodbye. → Read More
Meet the four finalists vying to lead Chattanooga State
The Tennessee Board of Regents has named four finalists to lead Chattanooga State Community College. → Read More
Shotgun attack leaves 1 dead, 1 injured outside Collegedale Wal-Mart
Rolly Lagutin was bending down to put his 15-month-old grandson into a car seat Sunday when he heard the first bang. → Read More
Long-awaited raises ahead for Chatt State part-timers
The pay rate for Chattanooga State adjunct instructors hasn't changed since Kim McCormick first joined the college as a part-time instructor 20 years ago. → Read More
Man who inspired 'Forrest Gump' story to speak at fundraiser
Nearly everyone can quote a line from the epic film, → Read More
Catanzaro denied 'president emeritus' status
Former Chattanooga State Community College President Jim Catanzaro won't be returning to campus any time soon. → Read More
Six Civil War-era Medal of Honor recipients to be honored in Saturday ceremony
Six Civil War-era Medal of Honor recipients will be honored Saturday as the local Medal of Honor Heritage Trail continues to shape up. → Read More
Man pleads guilty to stealing nearly $1 million from Church of God
Troy Scot Carter pleaded guilty today to stealing nearly $1 million from the Church of God's international headquarters in Cleveland, Tenn. → Read More
Cleveland man facing fraud charge for embezzling from Church of God
Federal prosecutors say a Cleveland man embezzled $100,000 from the Church of God through an elaborate scheme revolving around church conventions. → Read More
BREAKING: Chattanooga History Center director resigns
Daryl Black, director of the long-awaited Chattanooga History Center, has resigned his post, museum officials announced today. → Read More
BEP lawsuit like 'suing taxpayers for tax increase'
House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick charged Wednesday that a multi-county lawsuit challenging Tennessee's funding of public education as inadequate really amounts to → Read More
Gov. Haslam says Tennessee education funding lawsuit squashes further talks
Gov. Bill Haslam says a lawsuit filed by seven Southeast Tennessee school districts on Tuesday effectively shuts the door on future talks over the state's funding of education. → Read More