Josh Roe is an Anchor at WTVC-TV NewsChannel9. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, forensics, and cultural issues, with a particular focus on pop culture. Josh's work has been featured in various media outlets, showcasing his expertise in these intersecting themes.
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Josh Roe's coverage primarily focuses on local stories related to veterans, military service, and sports in the Chattanooga area. He frequently features expert commentary, event coverage, and announcements related to these topics.
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By: Josh Roe
A Navy commander with roots in Chattanooga is back home, sharing what he has learned after more than two decades of service.Commander Thelmar Rosarda grew up in
A Navy commander with roots in Chattanooga is back home, sharing what he has learned after more than two decades of service.Commander Thelmar Rosarda grew up in
In February of 1968, Ooltewah's David Barry saw his first combat in Vietnam at the historic battle at Hue City. He said his time in the Marine Corps was a chal
By: Josh Roe
In February of 1968, Ooltewah's David Barry saw his first combat in Vietnam at the historic battle at Hue City. He said his time in the Marine Corps was a chal
By: Josh Roe
In February of 1968, Ooltewah's David Barry saw his first combat in Vietnam at the historic battle at Hue City. He said his time in the Marine Corps was a chal
By: Josh Roe
SODDY DAISY, Tenn. — World War II veteran Russell Lee Roy Pickett was posthumously honored with a permanent marker recently at the Soddy-Daisy Veterans Park.
By: Josh Roe
101-year-old World War II Veteran Robert Moore passed away last week.A celebration of life was held for him on Monday morning in Cleveand.He was laid to rest af
February 1968.Ooltewah's David Barry saw his first combat during the Battle of Hue, one of the defining battles of the Vietnam War.In this edition of *The Price
By: Josh Roe
An Independence Day celebration in South Pittsburg brought together local veterans, their families and area mayors at American Legion Post 62 to honor service m
By: Josh Roe
There are stories about the Vietnam War that you may have heard over and over again.But so many of those who fought in the war came home and didn't talk much ab
