Going after about $128,000, the city of Chattanooga has sued 31 nongovernmental agencies for overdue water quality fees, including churches and nonprofits, the mayor said Monday.
Hamilton County Trustee Carl Levi will kick off his campaign for a third term today with a rally from 6 to 8 p.m. at the John A. Patten Recreation Center.
Chattanooga has cut almost as much as possible from its budget and the only other option still available could be a tax increase, Mayor Ron Littlefield said Monday.
A bid to reward local contractors and businesses who employ local businesses or use local resources failed Tuesday night to get the City Council votes necessary to become law and instead was delayed two more weeks.
Knocking on doors and making personal phone calls are going to be the best ways to spend political dollars in local races this year, Brandon Lewis, a founder of the Republican Majority Builders group, said Monday.
Gov. Sonny Perdue's plans to slash 40 percent of a state loan fund that has invested at least $10 million in recent local water system upgrades is all wet, local officials say.
ATLANTA -- A bill pushed by Sen. Don Thomas, R-Dalton, that would expand Medicare coverage for those under 65 who have a disability or kidney failure has passed the Senate Insurance and Labor Committee.
Federal officials are reviewing the recent spill of 137 million gallons of raw sewage from the Moccasin Bend Wastewater Treatment Plant, as well as the facility's decade of deficiencies that span the service of three Chattanooga mayors.
Rezoning Fairmount Avenue Apartments will kill the Chattanooga Housing Authority's plan to demolish and rebuild the complex, but if that happens, CHA officials say they'll simply renovate current buildings and bring in new public housing residents.
A proposal for the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office to buy equipment so it can listen in on telephone calls will have to wait another month, county commissioners decided Wednesday.
Defying recent Tennessee House efforts to limit traffic camera penalties statewide, the Red Bank city commission voted Tuesday to extend the city’s photo-enforcement contract with American Traffic Solutions for 12 years.
The City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday night to halt any construction at the Fairmount Avenue Apartments for at least four months while the city looks at rezoning the North Chattanooga property.