Sofia Saric

An Atlanta murderer who was convicted in Chattanooga's first federal death penalty case had his sentence commuted Monday to life without the possibility of parole by President Joe Biden.

Hamilton County officials have asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the family of a man being held at the jail pleaded for him to receive medical care before he died.

There are 46 death row inmates, including one Hamilton County man, who once again may be facing execution now that the Tennessee Department of Correction has completed its revision of its lethal injection protocols.

Tennessee children who commit a delinquent or criminal act may be classified as a serious offender once a "blended sentencing" law goes into effect Jan. 1, meaning a child could remain in the justice system until he or she is 24.

A Tennessee woman has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit alleging management at the Buc-ee's Kodak, Tennessee, location repeatedly ignored her reports of a male colleague making inappropriate sexual advances at the workplace.

From launching axes to hiring a helicopter, Chattanooga-area parents-to-be are finding unique ways to reveal the gender of their baby during celebrations with family and friends.

A Hamilton County Circuit Court judge is moving to a magistrate seat at Chattanooga's federal courthouse.

A Chattanooga man accused of first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse is set to face an out-of-county jury after his defense and prosecutors further debated Thursday how and what evidence to present at trial.

Some Chattanooga-area residents convicted of federal crimes in connection with the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol may soon be pardoned along with many others by President-elect Donald Trump.