Chattanooga Times Free Press

A Marion County man has filed a lawsuit against two police officers, alleging they arrested him without cause after a neighbor complained about loose dogs.

In September, I wrote, "No matter who wins, the next president will declare that they have a 'mandate' to do something. And they will be wrong."

In winning the solid majority of the voting public, Donald Trump would have added to that total plenty of noncitizen, undocumented immigrants had they been able to cast ballots (and no, there's no evidence that noncitizens voted) because he pledged his deportation plans would ship out the bad people, the murderers, rapists and drug lords.

One of the most storied high school softball programs in Tennessee has a new leader.

For nearly every highlight of Julie Croteau's trailblazing baseball career, she shared the field with men. Often as teammates. Always as foes.

The Atlanta Dream managed to do what many other teams have tried over the years. They lured Karl Smesko away from Florida Gulf Coast University.

Designers for the new Chattanooga Lookouts stadium are seeking the city's OK to make the Riverwalk the so-called front door to the ballpark rather than a primary street entrance.

Some Hamilton County school board members want to create a policy guiding the district's decisions to provide eligible students with transportation to voting sites.

It was transfer night in Tennessee.

Who knew a Wednesday night could hold such anticipation for the Georgia and Tennessee football faithful?