Chattanooga, TN News

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• John Edwards jury resumes deliberation for 7th day
• Developer withdraws zoning for Walnut Street Bridge site
• UTC softball player Michelle Fuzzard named SoCon Female Athlete of the Year
• Several multiple vehicles accidents slow traffic on I-24 and I-75
• Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
• Watching dissidents is a booming business in China
• UN: Most of 108 killed in Syria were executed
• AP IMPACT: Almost half of new vets seek disability
• 10 ways your kids can avoid summer brain drain
• Scientists finding new ticks not seen before in Southeast
• Nashville: Police, clergy team up to fight sex trafficking
• UPDATE: Chattanooga: Police arrest shooting suspect; victims identified
• Chattanooga: Police looking for missing teen
• Hundreds gather on Memorial Day to salute those who served in the military
• Update on morning Memorial Day shootings in Chattanooga
• Tropical Storm Beryl making landfall in northeastern Fla.; rain, winds lash coast
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• Gonzalez dominant as Nationals sweep Atlanta Braves, 7-2
• Kasey Kahne keeps Hendrick success rolling at Charlotte
• Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500, his third
• Bledsoe County crash kills two
• Driver dies, 1 hurt in Marion County crash
• Update: Woman shot to death on Citico Avenue in Chattanooga
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• Lee University ready to move to NAIA's Southern States Athletic Conference
• Rondo leads Celtics to 85-75 Game 7 win over 76ers
• Woman killed in Citico Avenue shooting
• Atlanta Braves’ losing streak now at six
• Dade County glider crash kills pilot
• At least 1 dead in Dayton traffic crash
• Lee University invited to join NCAA Division II conference
• Friday apartment fire was set, Chattanooga Fire Department says
• 50 years on, fire still burns underneath Pennsylvania town
• Soddy-Daisy, Grace win state softball titles on final day of Spring Fling
• What’s an American Indian? Warren case stirs query
• Hixson teen battles flesh-eating bacteria
• U.N. agency finds higher enrichment at Iranian site
• House experience a minus for some Senate hopefuls
• Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year, AP study finds
• Police say gunman in Finland kills 1 and wounds 8 others in shootings
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• New High-Tech Spine Surgery Technique Gives Greater Safety and Less Pain
• Dozens evacuated from Chattanooga highrise after fire call
• John Edwards juror issue arises; case stops for weekend
• Police say biker topped 140 mph in 2-state chase
• Golf team wins at NCAA Bowling Green Regional
• Students create sensory mural for Blythe Bower Elementary School
• UTC designated 2011 Tree Campus USA®
• Southeast Center for Education in the Arts holds national forum
• Software donation benefits Construction Management program
• UPDATED: Attempted robbery reported at Checks for Cash on Jersey Pike in Chattanooga
• Trainer Doug O'Neill suspended by California racing board
• Jerry Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Grace Academy defeats Coalfield 8-0; will play in Class A high school softball final
• SpaceX Dragon docks at International Space Station in historic 1st
• VW labor group won’t pressure Chattanooga workers to join UAW
• Grundy County veteran receives honor 40 years later
• Bessie Smith Strut announces increased security measures
• Dragon capsule on course for space station arrival
• Former top California football prospect exonerated
• Man arrested in disappearance of NYC boy Etan Patz
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Police say roving cows drank Massachusetts backyard brews
• This is pop? A look at wacky Eurovision contenders
• Pool access for the disabled sparks controversy
• Egypt vote: Brotherhood advances to second round
• AP: Churches to raise money to fight gay marriage
• Typical CEO made $9.6 million last year, AP study finds
• Groups call on Georgia governor to diversify judiciary
• DNA study seeks origin of Appalachia’s Melungeons
• Obama’s 2008 magic past, Iowa all-out battleground
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• Chickamauga Battlefield Commemorates the Fallen on Memorial Day
• Baylor soccer team leads Father Ryan 1-0 in the Division II-AA state championship
• Chattanooga man stable after being hit by train
• Accidental kitchen fire damages Hixson duplex
• Evacuations at downtown Chattanooga hotel after chlorine leak
• Pat Summitt to be honored at White House on Tuesday
• Air pollution code alert issued for Chattanooga
• Tennessee can't get grip on pill problem
• Dalton Police seek help with auto burglary case
• Chattanooga Zoo to offer camel rides
• Human remains found near I-75 may be missing Calhoun man
• Baylor defeats rival GPS 11-1 in six innings
• Chattanooga jobless rate drops in April to 7.1 percent
• Fiery crash blocks traffic on Chattanooga roads
• Silverdale Baptist outlasts Forrest 15-13 in 10 innings
• Layoffs announced at Pilgrim's Pride in Chattanooga
• Police: British bandits foiled by glued-up bills
• Cops: Pa. men mistook Bible for purse in snatching
• Auction of Ronald Reagan blood vial canceled
• Cartersville, Ga., man has 6th surgery for flesh-decaying infection
• Man admits attempt to photograph Miss Tennessee in tanning booth
• 2 bodies found in Whitfield County
• NYPD: Man implicates self in Patz disappearance
• Wanted: Bigfoot hair samples for European study
• Pedestrian hit by train
• Wisconsin theft victim uploads video of suspected thief
• A smoke-free country? New Zealand taxes aim for it
• Phillip Phillips is the new 'American Idol'
• Zimmerman complained about Sanford police in 2011
• Commercial space race gets crowded behind SpaceX
• Inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
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• Father Ryan rallies to to defeat McCallie
• Baylor soccer team defeats Christian Brothers to advance to the Division II-AA state
• Thieves steal roof from McMinn County home
• Police investigate abandoned house with several dead animals inside
• Collegedale: Man indicted in drunken driving death of stepmother
• Grace Academy captures 6-2 victory over University School of Johnson City
• Baylor girls tennis team defeats GPS 4-1, claiming second consecutive Division II-AA state title
• Collegedale tennis team falls 4-2 to Unicoi County in Class A/AA state finals
• Soddy-Daisy softball team defeats Munford 10-0
• Notre Dame tennis team defeats Christian Academy of Knoxville 4-3 in state match
• National Celebration issues lifetime suspension for horse trainer
• Baylor defeats Briarcrest 10-0; Silverdale Baptist wins 12-9 over Moore County
• Chattanooga: Children’s Hospital safety program nabs $25,000 grant
• Calhoun, Ga., man charged with arson after lighting a fire in bedroom
• Pakistan convicts doctor who helped find bin Laden
• Mohawk brings 500 new jobs to Chattooga County
• Authorities believe missing 6-year-old Dalton girl is in Mexico
• Maintenance closes Cherokee Blvd Tunnel in Chattanooga
• Soddy-Daisy wrestling coach Steve Henry resigns
• Florida teen 'Tebows' during graduation, denied diploma — temporarily
• Football star Donald Driver is new 'Dancing' champ
• 5 Western states shielding part of executions
• Senator: Prostitution scandal wider than believed
• Silicon Valley tech exec accused of Lego thefts
• Iowa man with zebra, parrot in truck gets DUI
• Auction claims it’s selling vial with Reagan blood
• U.S. Army more selective on recruits, re-enlistments
• ‘A woman who. ...’: Romney’s stories court female voters
• Donkey attacks 12-year-old in McMinn County
• Funeral arrangements announced for Cleveland officer killed in the line of duty
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• Disability Job Fair
• Bessie Smith Strut gets $10,000 donation from City of Chattanooga
• Soddy-Daisy wins 2-0 in eight innings
• Murray County bullying lawsuit dismissed
• Chattanooga City Council considering TVA tree-cutting resolution
• GPS tennis team wins Division II-AA state semifinals, faces Baylor Wednesday
• Baylor girls tennis team advances in Murfreesboro
• W Road to be closed at 9 a.m. Wednesday
• Cleveland Municipal Court closed Thursday
• Chattanooga: Defendants likely to get probation for guilty pleas in Tennessee Walking Horse indictment
• Collegedale boys defeat Huntingdon to advance to Class A/AA state tennis finals
• Police nab 3 suspects in Red Bank, Chattanooga robberies
• Notre Dame girls advances to Class A/AA tennis state finals
• Chattanooga: Crockett steps down as city sustainability director
• Chattanooga: Man arrested in arson attempt
• Benton man dies in crash with big rig
• Tennessee man dubbed 'Octodad': Questions and more questions
• Eurozone warned 'severe recession' looming
• Man arrested in case of missing California teen
• Ohio pair get engaged after running half-marathon
• Born to run barefoot? Some end up getting injured
• Romney's Bain playbook unclear as attacks grow
• Joplin commemorates anniversary of deadly tornado
• Forced to fly solo, even on family vacations
• Golden Gate celebrates 75th with help of engineers
• Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over Obama birth control mandate
• Riverfront Nights Summer Music Series
• Fleischmann, Wamp, Bhalla trade shots in UTC debate
• Chattanooga: Erlanger losses dip in April
• Punch thrown at Jasper, Tenn., barbecue restaurant knocks sheriff from chair
• New Chattanooga hotel eyed near Walnut Street Bridge
• Red Bank Police investigating early morning home invasion
• Mike Martin resigns as East Ridge football coach
• Ex-student webcam spy case gets 30-day jail term
• Chattanooga police search for gun-wielding robbers of Glass Street mini mart
• UPDATE: East Ridge Police officer fired after pleading guilty to leaving scene of accident
• Vanderbilt poll: Obama closes gap with Romney
• Dalton Fire Department responds to chemical explosion call
• W Road on Signal Mountain closed tomorrow morning
• Families of Lockerbie victims still seek answers
• NATO touts Afghan war's end as fighting goes on
• Study: 2,000 convicted then exonerated in 23 years
• Yahoo to sell half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1B
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
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• Anfernee Hardaway's making his biggest impact by giving back to community
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Strong earthquake kills 4 in Northern Italy
• Braves’ Hudson pitches another gem against Rays
• Man injured in stabbing at Rossville Boulevard motel
• AP Interview: Haslam transparency record mixed
• Tick-borne illnesses soar in Tennessee
• Bob Corker had second thoughts over seeking re-election
• Tennessee attracts out-of-state women seeking abortions
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• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg marries sweetheart
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• First tropical storm of the season forms off SC
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest lands in U.S.
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness
• Detained protesters accused of Chicago terror plot
• Mocs win NCAA Regional with Jaeger medalist
• U.S. Mint strikes 9/11 medals as memorial fundraiser
• Knoxville man is a daddy 30 times over
• Dad blames mom for toddler's starvation death
• In Alaska, militia members accused of murder plot
• Loretta Lynn married at 15, not 13
• Obama stance adds fuel in gay marriage battlegrounds
• UK surveillance program could expose private lives
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• Elementary school students escape bus fire in Ringgold
• Woman in wheelchair hit by a car in Chattanooga
• Sandra Brewer named as Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce VP
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• Chattanooga man's kidnapping conviction appeal headed to Tennessee Supreme Court
• Republican Congressional candidates debate Monday night
• Coke stage arrives in downtown Chattanooga for 2012 Riverbend Festival
• Illegal immigrant students want 'tuition equality'
• Teen faces charges after lying about rape at East Ridge middle school
• Snake bites on the rise in Georgia
• East Ridge, Red Bank, Lakesite candidates start election process
• Filipino Christian group protests Lady Gaga shows
• Suspect arrested in deadly Mississippi highway shootings
• Boomers love of pets could change as both age
• Private sector edges deeper in space
• Fate of ‘uninsurables’ hinges on Supreme Court
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• Man jailed following standoff with police in McMinn County
• Walker County Sheriff's Office employee charged in gun thefts
• New study finds that coffee drinkers live longer
• New Tennessee Aquarium lights will change colors
• Tunnel lights going out in Chattanooga; who's responsible?
• Beachy throws shutout, Braves beat Marlins 7-0
• Cleveland, Tenn., Habitat for Humanity goes for "blitz" build
• Sewer makeover continues in Athens, Tenn.
• Jury goes home for night in Chattanooga rapper murder trial
• Former McMinn County jailer indicted over sexual contact with inmate
• New photo shows George Zimmerman with bloody nose after Trayvon Martin shooting
• UTC's Sara Poteat leads three Lady Mocs softball players earning NFCA South Region honors
• Facebook prices initial public offering at $38 per share, stands to reap $18.4 billion
• Main Street grocery store to open in Chattanooga by end of year
• VIDEO: Fallen officers memorial
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby’s sandwich
• Gov. Bill Haslam signs bill allowing cash grants to attract businesses
• Chattanooga State, Lee University win national openers
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Coroner: RFK Jr.'s wife died of hanging
• Jury won’t know defendants’ criminal histories in Chattanooga rapper murder trial
• RFK Jr.'s troubled estranged wife found dead in New York
• US unemployment aid applications stay at 370,000
• Georgia jobless rate now lowest in 3 years
• Federal Trade Commission: Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• Judge delays Mladic trial due to evidence errors
• Closing arguments to begin in John Edwards case
• As Facebook grows, millions say, 'no, thanks'
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in US births
• Healthy eating can cost less, study finds
• Paralyzed woman uses her mind to control robot arm
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• Stanton’s 2-run HR helps Marlins beat Braves, 8-4
• Dalton man convicted of home invasion charges
• Chattanooga-based CBL buys North Dakota mall for $91.4 million
• Robin Copp announced as new principal of Signal Mountain Middle High School
• Ringgold advances in Class AAA baseball playoffs
• Bridge work to slow traffic on I-24 in Chattanooga
• McMinn County church vandalized, suspect arrested
• Tennessee governor signs tattoo legislation
• Neighbors rescue elderly man from burning apartment in Cleveland
• 14-year-old Chattanooga homicide victim identified
• Police: Tennessee man boards plane illegally, exclaims 'I own the world'
• Defense rests without calling Edwards, mistress
• Sheriff saga continues at Hamilton County commission meeting
• Signal Mountain principal retiring after three years
• Friend of deceased denies any drugs sold or used at house at which Chattanooga rapper killed
• Focus of primary races shifts to top state races
• Greek chaos continues to roil world markets
• Ratko Mladic's genocide trial gets under way
• Deputies: Florida mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Zuckerberg's Facebook story is study in contrasts
• Romney pins ‘prairie fire of debt’ on Obama
• Ads highlight cozy campaign-super PAC relationship
• Latest Altima rolls off Tennessee production line
• Man charged in two North Georgia burglaries
• Man sentenced in attempted Monroe courthouse “takeover”
• Chattanooga Lookouts’ Kyle Russell promoted to Triple-A
• Chattanooga: Defense attorney claims prosecutors have no evidence against his client in rapper’s death
• Equity group buys Waupaca foundry group
• Cops: New York man shoots friend in leg at his request
• U.S. Sen. Bob Corker calls for hearing on JPMorgan's $2B trading loss
• Cocaine in wheelchair's seat cushion at AZ border
• California family wakes to find Lexus in their pool
• How will JPMorgan's $2 billion loss affect banking rules?
• Clock ticking with new plan to fight Alzheimer's
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Postal Service halts closure of 600 urban stations
• New generation challenges some blacks in Congress
• Obama trying to undermine Romney’s record on jobs
• Ron Paul: 'We will no longer spend resources'
• Teen found dead on porch in Chattanooga, one arrested
• Parents read lips of woman with flesh-eating bug
• Next up for JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon: Facing the shareholders
• Murder charges sent to grand jury in fisherman's death
• Student services offices to keep longer hours May 15-17
• JPMorgan exec becomes first casualty of bad trade
• Armed man arrested in Soddy Daisy
• Chattanooga family killed in Florida wrong way crash
• John Edwards' lawyers set to begin presenting defense
• Britain bedeviled by binge drinking
• Obama seeks to undercut Romney's record on jobs
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• Memphis' season ends as Grizzlies fall to Clippers in Game 7 at FedExForum
• Life-saving heart transplant helps Chattanooga mom make it to Mother's Day
• Mom ends up in jail after son's baptism
• Beachy, Bourn lead Braves to 7-2 win over Cards
• Johnson gives Hendrick Motorsports 200th victory
• Egypt funeral turns happy after dead man awakes
• Bradley County school bus involved in crash on school trip
• U.S. taxpayers getting cut of ‘Passion’ prequel
• Mitt Romney’s ‘hijinks’ seen as bullying today
• Russian crash shows risks of informal demo flights
• Gold! Haiti hopes ore find will spur mining boom
• Obama, Romney trying to refocus on economy
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• Kidnapped Tennessee girls didn't eat for days, authorities say
• White House honoring Chattanooga police officer as one of nation's "Top Cops"
• Grundy County teen battles rare disease, looks to the future
• Erlanger ER tech denies raping patient at hospital
• UTC softball loses to Georgia Southern in Southern Conference tournament play
• Four in custody after armed robbery of Verizon store in Dayton, Tenn.
• Gov. Haslam signs ‘gateway sex’ bill backing abstinence
• Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Legendary racer, car designer Carroll Shelby dies
• Update: Racing Mocs secure another first top ten finish
• Teen says she was raped in bathroom of East Ridge Middle
• Connecticut teen's body spray sets off school fire alarm
• Three in Calhoun, Ga., charged in counterfeit check cashing scheme
• Pair get lengthy sentences for 2010 carjacking in Chattanooga
• Man in Calhoun, Ga., arrested for pretending to be a police officer
• Student Chem-E car team qualifies for nationals
• Replay of health care forum now airing on Comcast Channel 3
• Photo before prom leaves Wisconsin students drenched
• Phoenix-area man hits $1 million jackpot six times
• Panasonic loss balloons for record red ink
• FDA panel backs first pill to block HIV infection
• CDC: Young adults ignoring skin-cancer warnings
• Parent report cards are novel way to boost support
• Change to top of WTC raises questions over height
• 1 killed in Polk County crash
• House fire in Soddy-Daisy
• Police: Tennessee kidnap-slaying suspect killed; 2 girls OK
• Meth materials found at suspicious Hamilton County trailer fire
• Corker challenger Park Overall agrees with Obama on same-sex marriage
• Prosecution rests in John Edwards trial
• Florida city uses robocalls to fight nuisance signs
• Naked unicyclist charged for distracting drivers
• Calico lobster on display at New England Aquarium
• Ohio man's luck changes with signed Picasso print
• Gov. Bill Haslam signs legislation bringing Tennessee out from federal No Child Left Behind law
• Chattanooga: Schools budget under review at Hamilton County Commission
• Bluff View’s Chris Anderson announces run for Chattanooga City Council
• Gov. Bill Haslam, state Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey oppose Obama stance on same-sex marriage
• Relative: Kidnap suspect claimed girls were his
• Sony reports record annual loss
• Oil boom resurrects North Dakota ghost town
• Suspect billings at 2,600 drugstores
• International adoptions plummet globally
• Congress demands postal overhaul while making it impossible
• ‘Fifty Shades’ too steamy for some library shelves
• Women, blacks, help Obama in new poll
• Chattanooga police investigate shooting
• Reese Witherspoon's father sued for bigamy
• Water bottler plans to relocate to Walker County
• Woman sues over son’s death in Hamilton County jail
• Fox attacked Morganton, Ga., woman, tested positive for rabies
• Toddler starves to death in Tennessee; parents questioned
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• Report: 25% of Tennessee arson fires involve juveniles
• Mayor Ron Littlefield challengers will not get early hearing
• Cops: New York man with $5,000 refuses to pay $12 fare
• Child falls into vat of fast-food grease at Tennessee Sonic restaurant
• Sandusky asks judge to postpone his June 5 trial
• Another testicle ticket written in South Carolina
• Death toll soars on Tennessee's roads
• Tennessee school bans novel over teen sex scene, author says passage conveys values
• Study finds Tennesseans increasingly skip doctor's visits because they lack money
• Tennessee state representative's daughter arrested
• Signal Mountain man mistakenly arrested and sent to jail for twin brother's crime
• One year old boy found dead in Cleveland home
• U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann bill targets GSA conference party
• Tennessee Army National Guard workshop and job fair open to veterans and spouses
• Asia's superrich build their own art museums
• Josh Hamilton plenty thankful for his 4 HR-game
• Retired couples may need $240,000 for health care
• Sen. Richard Lugar loss in Indiana has lessons for Republicans, Democrats
• California may ban gay teen ‘conversion’ therapy
• Economic crisis threatens Europe’s way of life
• Security unchanged over ‘undetectable’ plane bomb
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• North Carolina voters approve amendment on gay marriage
• Indiana's Sen. Richard Lugar loses, North Carolina votes on gay marriage
• Man drives SUV into Hixson post office
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Bridgeport councilman arrested on harassment charge
• Trailer loaded with Corona is stolen in Pennsylvania
• GOP blocks Senate debate on Democrats student loan bill
• Coroner: Valium, alcohol killed painter Kinkade
• Stocks fall as Greece struggles to form government
• Erlanger rape charge sent to grand jury
• Chattanooga man re-sentenced two decades-old murders
• Chattanooga: Andy Berke makes mayoral run official
• North Carolina votes on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Everything's on table in fight against obesity
• U.S. Senate heads toward showdown vote on student loans
• Obama targets middle-class voters through airwaves
• Athletes and anger: When the passion boils over
• Cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Rick Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
• FBI: Bodies of missing Tennessee mom, daughter found
• Chattanooga: Erlanger names interim medical officer
• Stradivarius cello broken in accident in Spain
• CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• Developer to withdraw 190-acre Hixson proposal
• Twitter plays outsize role in 2012 campaign
• U.S. stocks under pressure after European elections
• Gov. Bill Haslam expects to sign bill for drug testing some welfare applicants
• Army: no bullet wound found in soldier Skype death
• UTC softball places record nine players on Southern Conference all-conference team
• Aunt of Whitfield man charged with double homicide arrested
• Top Georgia court upholds murder conviction in Walker road rage incident
• Famed obese New Mexico cat 'Meow' dies
• Dixie Group reports loss in quarter
• Firefighters battle business fire near Moccasin Bend
• Tennessee: Alleged kidnapper of mom, 3 girls was no stranger
• Putin sworn in as Russia's president for 6 years
• GOP plan boosts Pentagon, cuts social programs
• Taliban militants behead 2 Pakistani soldiers
• Police investigate after death at Churchill Downs
• Copperhead snake bites Ooltewah girl
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• Keselowski gets push from Busch to win Talladega
• Braves complete sweep with 7-2 win over Rockies
• Nicolas Sarkozy concedes defeat in French election
• New Georgia license plates available starting Monday
• Cleveland accident victim was engaged to congressional candidate
• George Lindsey, known as Goober Pyle, dies
• Chipper Jones' five RBIs pace Braves' 12-9 win
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• Pat Summitt in Marion County raising money for Alzheimer's research
• I'll Have Another wins the Kentucky Derby
• Political giving plunges in Tennessee
• Hamilton County jail inmate commits suicide
• It’s raining, again: Britain endures damp drought
• Affirmative action backed in largely black Brazil
• Judge says 'like' on Facebook is not free speech
• Yankees closer Rivera says he will pitch in 2013
• Europe’s far-right in steady crawl toward power
• PROMISES, PROMISES: So far, no new ones from Obama
• Jobs lost to recession trickle back, but wages lag
• Hinske homers as Braves beat Rockies 9-8 in 11 innings
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• Woman falls at South Cumberland State Park, rescue underway
• Child critical following jet ski crash on Watts Bar Lake
• Man hit, killed with skillet, no charges filed
• VIDEO: Armed Forces Day Parade in downtown Chattanooga
• Former Hamilton County Sheriff Billy Long has sentence shortened by three years
• Potts nominated for Supernova Award
• Banjo maestro Bela Fleck puts in impromptu appearance at Chattanooga Folk School
• Student enjoys Trading Places with Chancellor Brown
• Director of the School of Nursing honored as Women of Distinction
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• WUTC spring membership drive reaches goal
• Engineering students build projection cart for Orange Grove Center
• One killed in I-75 crash near Cleveland
• Police capture monkey on 26th Street
• Tennessee: 3 convicted, 6 acquitted in sex trafficking case
• Postal Service: House must act to stem mail losses
• Loch Ness monster ordered to leave Wisconsin river
• Teen points out inaccurate map to New York City's Met museum
• U.S., China forge tentative deal on Chinese activist
• TVA loses $94 million in fiscal second quarter
• Jobless rate dips to 8.1 percent
• AP apologizes for firing reporter over WWII scoop
• Economists forecast slow but steady U.S. hiring
• China hints at solution to standoff over activist
• Prosecutors opt for hazing charges in FAMU case
• Junior Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• Romney, Mormons brace for a mean political season
• Sen. Corker urges Post Office to continue cost-cutting
• Huntsinger, Blackmon among 141 Presidential Scholars
• USA Cycling, Volkswagen to bring national pro championships to Chattanooga
• Memphis man who raped elderly woman, fell asleep on her floor, gets 90 years in prison
• UT female student drowns in bathtub
• Chattanooga Zoo researchers discover turtle subspecies
• Biker clocked going 170 mph on upstate NY highway
• Hamilton County appeals decision on pay lawsuit for Sheriff Jim Hammond's employees
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• Bill Miller moves closer to Scottish soccer deal
• AP survey: Steady job gains to sustain US recovery
• Elephant plays tunes on harmonica at National Zoo
• Pettitte helps Clemens defense in perjury trial
• Death on New York train platform leads to $180,000 mystery
• Medicare disruptions seen if health law is struck
• US confirms blind activist wants to leave China
• Analysis: Obama as a war candidate
• DEA apologizes to college student left in cell
• City Of Chattanooga Website Debut
• Former Jackson police officer indicted for falsely reporting that he was shot
• Rinne leads Predators to 2-0 win over Coyotes
• Jones’ HR in 11th lifts Braves past Phillies
• Adviser recounts Edwards’ wife reacting to affair
• Chattanooga teen shooting thought to be gang-related
• Hamilton County inmate caught after leaving job
• Fowler urges religious conservatives to oppose Haslam’s planned veto on Vanderbilt bill
• Major cycling event moving to Chattanooga
• UTC’s Phil Oldham expected to be next president of TTU
• Motorcycle accident injures one person in Marion County
• Bone marrow donor found for Bradley County girl
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to sign overhaul of criminal justice system
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam vetoing bill to make Vanderbilt end an anti-discrimination policy
• Employee faces charges after shooting at fleeing shoplifter
• First of 2 papers on lab-made bird flu published
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Newt Gingrich ends White House bid, will remain engaged
• Family files wrongful death suit against Varnell, Ga.
• Bronzed New Jersey mom: 5-year-old's burns not from salon
• Police report ex-NFL star Junior Seau found dead
• 13 charged in hazing death of FAMU band member
• Bad dog to get new life as La. prison guard
• Tsunami-swept Harley-Davidson from Japan found in Canada
• Wall Street Journal remains No. 1 U.S. newspaper
• May Day protests show weak immigration movement
• Taliban kill 7 in Afghan capital after Obama visit
• Blind Chinese activist goes free after promises of safety
• Tennessee General Assembly session wraps up
• Obama in Afghanistan, sees 'light on the horizon'
• Tennessee Regulatory Authority overhaul headed to governor
• Chattanooga: Council faces choice on take-home cars
• Bill requiring drug tests for welfare benefits heads to Haslam
• Obama in Afghanistan to sign security pact
• Bill on applying racketeering laws to gang members sent to Gov. Bill Haslam
• Bill to help Tennessee unemployed on its way to Gov. Bill Haslam
• Sears anticipates returning to a profit in 1Q
• Tenn. police arrest man for paying with real $50
• Riverboat resumes nostalgic cruises on Mississippi
• Jessica Simpson gives birth to a baby girl
• Cleveland School Board supports wheel tax
• AP source: 5 arrested in alleged bombing plot
• Tennessee Regulatory Authority overhaul passes State House
• VW Passat sales top 10,000 in April
• TVA finishes gas plant under budget
• Police tap teen in theft of chef's Lamborghini
• Chen's escape shames officials, but breaks no law
• Obama, Romney offer classic choices on big issues
• 1 year on from OBL raid, no answers from Pakistan
• Workers demand pay hikes at Asia's May Day marches
• 'Octomom' Nadya Suleman files bankruptcy papers
• Beach Boys put past differences aside for reunion
• Political calendar offers opportunities, pitfalls
• U.S. not reporting all Afghan attacks
• East Ridge officer faces court date in hit and run
• Tennessee Senate, House pass budget
• Thieves target Walker County churches for air conditioning units
• Change to Erlanger hospital headed to Gov. Haslam
• TBI investigates death of Bradley County inmate
• Two Chattanooga-focused bills move forward in Legislature
• 1 case down, 2 left to go for fugitive siblings
• Developer looking to sell south Georgia town
• Obama, Clintons deepen political and policy ties
• No sign of distress before sailboat wreck is found
• Rights group: U.S. asylum likely for China dissident
• 1940s plane crashes into Hiwassee River, pilot uninjured
• Fire guts Dalton apartment building
• Chattanooga Historical Places: April 30-May 6
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Romney pledges raise questions
• In Alaska, plan to cut oil taxes hits a wall
• Dutch ban takes aim at foreigners buying pot
• For Obama, bin Laden killing becomes campaign tool
• A weaker first quarter doesn’t mean a weak year
• Braves beat Pirates for 13th win in last 16 games
• School board member defends his ButtleOpener
• Ringgold: businesses rely on grit, neighbors and faith to heal tornado scars
• Out of the rubble, Rhea County rebuilds
• Man thankful for life-saving ways of Bradley EMS
• 'Bathtub Brothers' relive surviving the storm
• EMA Director: "Everything we practiced worked"
• Fate or Luck? Decisions change lives in McMinn
• After The Storm: "We'll never be the same"
• Dalton State College cuts positions
• After the storm: Cherokee Valley survivor seeks 'new normal'
• Volunteers at the heart of recovery in Dade County
• After The Storm: Bledsoe County building back stronger
• Tennessee budget in conference committee
• Tennessee Regulatory Authority overhaul passes Senate
• List of 2012 Faculty Honors Awards
• University celebrates faculty achievements
• East Ridge police officer under scrutiny after wreck
• Racing Mocs place in top ten in regional competition
• 3 wanted in check scheme at Dalton store
• Pig poo engineering project assists farmer in St. Lucia
• Tennessee Senate passes 2013 budget
• Signal Mountain: District 2 school board race has write-in candidate
• Kindergarten cutoff bill goes to Gov. Bill Haslam
• Southern Kentucky town up in arms over pole dancing
• Attorney: Zimmerman had $200,000 from web donations
• Study: Most victims knew Alabama twisters were coming
• Growth likely dipped in winter, but 2012 brightens
• Israeli official warns of nuclear arms race
• Eating better, exercise can help prevent cancer from returning
• Report: Rebates from health care law will top $1 billion
• Colts make if official, take Luck No. 1
• WRCB-TV meteorologist Paul Barys reflects on the lessons of April 27th, 2011
• EPB customers without power after dump truck accident
• Attempt to block closing of Taft Youth Center fails
• Dalton unemployment remains highest in Georgia
• Old Tenn. newspapers now online at state archives
• Student dressed as Jesus earns atheist scholarship
• Tennessee man charged with murder in 2008 death of Georgia man
• Taft funding move stirs confusion in Tennessee House
• UPDATE: Scottie Mayfield’s son charged with vandalism in U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann staffer incident
• Pitcher Eovaldi leaves Chattanooga Lookouts for Dodgers
• Crossville legislator tries to restore Taft Youth Center funding
• Volkswagen earnings rise on U.S., Russia sales
• Move to change Tennessee judge selection process clears first hurdle
• Hamilton County Commissioners signal backing for plan for architect for new East Brainerd Elementary
• Tennessee doctors must check prescription database under bill headed to Gov. Bill Haslam
• Former board member told TVA board to stop building nuclear power program
• Man loses legs after being hit by train in Dayton
• Quick response averts market scare in mad cow case
• Joshua Ledet continues to impress on 'Idol'
• Senator seeks to allow goose kills near New York airport
• Political battle over student loans heating up
• Even after bankruptcy, trapped by student debt
• Of food supply risks, mad cow’s not high on list
• Supreme Court hints OK on Arizona immigration law
• Chipper Jones' RBI single in 9th helps Braves beat Dodgers
• 3-year-old girl killed in ATV accident in Warren County
• Tennessee Senate passes bill for tax refunds to weather-injured Hamilton, Bradley residents
• Tennessee Senate approves increases in penalties for domestic assault
• Tennessee Senate passes bill to help the unemployed
• Tennessee bill authorizes prosecution for death of an embryo
• Tennessee House votes to require older kindergarten students
• Police find alligators in condo during drug bust
• DeKalb County jail chief fired over sexual harassment
• Sources: Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Haslam’s TRA overhaul gets thumbs down from investor-research firm
• Chattanooga: Man found dead in Grasshopper Creek
• Two Jackson County, Ala., men arrested on meth charges
• Tennessee gun-rights chief says ‘crucifix’ remarks misconstrued
• Open casting call for ‘42’ set for Saturday
• Gov. Bill Haslam budget plan that includes funding for anti-gang proposal to be considered today
• UK police: Missing girl Madeleine may be alive
• South Korea retailers halt US beef sales over mad cow
• Rupert Murdoch: I have no anger at David Cameron
• Norwegian confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik: Insane diagnosis based on 'fabrications'
• Four Hixson families homeless after fire
• Military says North Korea has 'powerful modern weapons'
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Georgia jail to open special unit for veterans
• A struggle over how to evaluate special ed teachers
• Obama pushes low-rate student loans, wooing young
• Mitt Romney sweeps more wins, promises 'better America'
• Mitt Romney wins Connecticut, Rhode Island GOP presidential primaries
• Soddy-Daisy woman arrested in murder-for-hire case
• Man shot in Chattanooga on Fourth Avenue
• Catoosa County officials concerned of debris fires
• New Hank memorial unveiled at the Chattanooga Zoo
• Walker County junkyard angers neighbors
• Guns-in-parking-lot bills to get summer study
• Walker County: Saddle Ridge chosen as new school’s name
• Thieves hit Athens, Tenn., business again
• Bradley County Hardee’s employee accused of breaking into restaurant
• New case of mad cow disease in California
• Feds make 1st arrest in BP oil spill case
• More Chattanooga-area teens taking part in drug-related ‘skittle parties’
• Gov. Bill Haslam signs overhaul of state civil service
• Dress that looks like Confederate flag keeps teen from prom
• Democrat Eddie Bass intends to press for guns-in-parking lots bill today
• Tennessee's Pat Summitt working on memoir
• Chattanooga among most affordable vacation cities
• Foreclosures can make mosquito problem worse
• More singles, especially women, choose to live alone
• Dr. J.D. Hickey named operations head at BlueCross
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• Police chief in Martin case remains under scrutiny
• The next health care overhaul? Look to employers
• Doc rolls out ‘Hangover Heaven’ on Vegas Strip
• High court hears Arizona immigration dispute
• Arkansas hires John L. Smith as head coach
• Perennial candidate Basil Marceaux sentenced to jail
• Appendix removal: Huge sticker shock in study
• Now out of jail, George Zimmerman fades from sight
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• House Speaker Harwell breaks ankle, to stay on job
• Col. Tom McConnell reinstated to position
• Bradley County: Suspect in 11 car burglaries is arrested
• Bradley County gunshot victim dies in hospital
• SGA elects new officers for 2012-2013 school year
• Officials to vote on Sanford chief's resignation
• Chattanooga: Guard unit leaving for Kuwait
• Opening statements set to begin in Edwards trial
• Report: Media saw Romney as nominee post-Michigan
• Hollande enjoys upper hand in French elections
• Aging workforce strains Social Security, Medicare
• Murder trial of Jennifer Hudson's family starts in earnest in Chicago
• News From Friends of The Festival - April 20, 2012
• George Zimmerman released from Florida jail
• Hamlin holds off Truex to win at Kansas Speedway
• Parra’s grand slam helps Arizona beat Braves
• Chattanooga Historical Places: April 23-29
• New Mexico fat cat weighs in at nearly 40 pounds
• Phil Humber throws perfect game for Chicago White Sox
• Nixon aide, evangelist Charles Colson dies
• Mental patient fatally beaten in Nashville hospital
• Pedestrian killed on I-75 in Bartow County
• ETSU student shot off-campus; school ups security
• Georgia sheriffs to collaborate on records database
• McCann, Freeman lead Braves past Diamondbacks
• Predators eliminate Red Wings with 2-1 victory in Nashville
• Chattanooga man stabbed, police search for suspect
• Woman drives through ex's apartment
• Hamilton sheriff’s office seeking 3 in pawn shop robbery
• East Ridge burglary suspect caught in the act
• Two Niota officers arrested for fight last summer
• North Callahan Essay Prize awarded to Megan Dale
• Chemical engineering student finishes first in research competition
• Veterans Entrepreneurship Program offered
• UTC graduate student crowned Ms. Wheelchair Tennessee
• CEO of U.S. Xpress to speak to spring graduates
• Wrapping up spring semester
• Marion County releases sketch of stabbing suspect
• Update: Michael Pollan advises a simple way of eating
• Chattanooga: Resurfacing of I-24 in Lookout Valley to begin Sunday night
• Crash at I-75 near 24 split snarls traffic
• For Chuck Fleischmann, an easy endorsement from Cantor, not Corker
• Chattanooga police arrest eight on prostitution charges
• Mommy Wars give way to Doggy Wars in Twitterverse
• Era of missing children on milk cartons recalled
• Florida judge to decide if Zimmerman can leave jail
• Syrian troops shell central city of Homs
• Cybill Shepherd's back, and on the 'List'
• Party for the Planet
• Marion County: Sex offender suspected in rape of child is arrested
• Shot cab driver dies, suspect’s charges upgraded to murder
• Million dollar Powerball ticket sold in East Ridge
• Tennessee Regulatory Authority overhaul clears major Senate panel
• Chattanooga: Teen arrested in cabbie’s shooting
• Authorities probe fire, discovery of body in Marion County
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• India tests nuke-capable missile able to hit China
• Clark fortune estimated in 'hundreds of millions'
• Georgia jobless rate falls to 9 % in March
• Chickamauga commission rejects rezoning for shooting range
• Body found following weekend camper fire
• Head of new Hamilton County STEM school announced
• Brainerd High principal, 2 others, being reassigned
• Chattanooga beer board legislation goes to Gov. Bill Haslam
• Erlanger bill advances in Tenn. State House
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case, cites conflict
• Norway gunman wants freedom or death for massacre
• VW’s Audi sets Mexico factory
• Manning, Broncos open vs Steelers
• Beverly Boss named finalist for key teaching award
• One killed in East Ridge car wreck this morning
• Tennessee House passes governor’s proposed get-tough approach to domestic assault repeat offenders
• UTC EMCS building evacuated, reopens
• LaFayette OKs plans for new terminal at airport
• Gov. Haslam weighs joining effort to eliminate state’s gift tax
• Vulcan Materials Co. donates property to add to Tennessee Riverwalk in Chattanooga
• Dalton State students to see $35-per-semester tuition increase
• Chattanooga-based CBL buys interest in two outlet malls
• Obama signals for 2012: It's all about the economy
• Pippa Middleton's racy party photos cause a stir
• The ones to watch: medal hopefuls for London
• US, NATO ready plan to hand off Afghanistan combat
• Bomb-maker in NYC subway plot testifies
• Mom slain, abducted baby found safe; one in custody in Texas
• One dead in Grundy County crash
• GBI investigating officer-involved shooting in Catoosa County
• Bessie Smith Strut proposal delayed a week by Chattanooga City Council
• Chattanooga: East Hamilton Principal Pam Dantzler to retire
• Space shuttle Discovery soars over Washington Monument, White House
• DeKalb County woman charged with arson
• Tennessee House panel moves guns-in-parking lots bills
• Police handcuff Ga. kindergartner for tantrum
• Man in critical condition following early morning accident in East Ridge
• Alleged meth making materials found under child's playhouse
• New grilling set for current, former GSA officials
• Norway killer: 'I would have done it again'
• Twins fired for Facebook post about their boss
• Update: Two police cruisers wrecked in late-night chase
• Proposed gun range a nightmare for nearby daycare
• Vote could make it harder to get scholarship in Tennessee
• Opponents hope for demise of Tennessee horse slaughter bill
• Chattanooga area locals brave the heat to finish the Boston Marathon
• McMinn County community rallies behind cancer patient
• 'Scream room' usage makes parents of autistic kids cry out for answers
• U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais, challenger Eric Stewart start attacking each other
• HomeServe USA adding 120 Chattanooga jobs
• Ooltewah High band to march in Macy’s Parade
• Hamilton County lawyer censured by state board
• Marion County authorities seek suspect in knife attack
• Evacuated UTC building reopening
• Accident on I-75 South near I-24 split
• Warnings credited in Midwest tornado outbreak
• Coast Guard ends search for 4 missing yacht racers
• Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• Feds bulk up to retry Clemens over drug testimony
• Drowned teen attended Collegedale Academy
• Nashville Predators beat Red Wings to take lead in NHL playoff series
• Jones’ 3-run HR powers Braves past Brewers
• Midwest tornadoes: 5 dead, 29 injured in Oklahoma
• Chattanooga Historical Places: April 16-22
• Biffle pulls away to give Roush another Texas win
• Chickamauga Battlefield reveals Titanic Link
• Chickamauga Battlefield reveals Titanic Link
• Hamilton pursuit ends with suspect shot in Georgia
• Teen drowns in Harrison Bay
• Teen swimmer said missing at Harrison Bay
• Bradley County deputy saves 2 from fire
• Chattanooga home invasion suspect sought
• 2 Chattanooga officers hurt in pursuit crash
• Exhibit of 18 violins tells story of the Holocaust
• Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• Presidential race: So long moon base, 9-9-9, sweater vests and ’'oops’
• Hybrid and electric cars see record sales in March
• Can stocks extend their first-quarter win streak?
• Burglar ties up, robs victim in Chattanooga
• Some UTC apartments closed for cleanup due to vandalism
• Fort Payne man arrested on meth charges
• Update: 17 charged in gambling raid on Gunbarrel Road, one man shot
• Skittles joins food brands at center of tragedy
• See Dan read: Baboons can learn to spot real words
• Hasn’t worked? Obama stands up for Romney’s wife
• Cleveland Police investigating deadly Keith Street crash
• South Korea's Defense Ministry says North Korea has fired a long-range rocket
• Hamilton County Schools getting unexpected $1 million
• Cleveland man, woman charged with burglary
• Hamilton County: Judge issues injunction on teacher contract negotiations
• Tennessee: Haslam’s civil-service overhaul ready to be signed into law
• Tennessee House votes to phase out inheritance tax, reduce sales tax
• Precautionary evacuation at World Financial Center in New York
• Whitfield County elementary student disciplined for bringing toy gun to school
• Man shot in head in Chattanooga's Ridgedale neighborhood
• Sony to cut 10,000 jobs, turn around TV business
• Prosecutors face hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Syria calm after UN truce deadline
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over e-book prices
• Obama campaign ready for a ’ramping up’ on Romney
• Titanic’s sinking: Was it more than human folly
• Man hit by train in Chattanooga
• 3 arrested in Trenton, Ga., after meth lab found
• Argentine ‘miracle’ morgue baby improving
• Blue and Gold Memorial is Monday, April 16
• Writers and students talk shop at Meacham Writer’s Workshop
• California prison panel denies Manson's bid for parole
• Wrigley’s marks 100 years of Lifesavers
• Name of Chattanooga man shot Tuesday night is released
• Gov. Bill Haslam’s civil service reform bill clears House
• Chattanooga police investigating shooting at Harriet Tubman complex
• Obama-Romney showdown starts with a harsh tone
• Arkansas judge to decide penalty in Johnson & Johnson trial
• Manson likely a no show for his parole hearing
• No sign of major tsunami after Indonesian quake
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Who’s the rich guy? Obama, Romney duel over status
• Study says Tax Day can be deadly on U.S. roads
• One injured in late night shooting in Chattanooga
• Watson not upset by Haslam move on evolution bill
• Chattanooga: Doug Fisher forms alliance with Nashville firm
• House bill recognizing six groups as Indian tribes shuttled off for summer study
• Apple market value hits $600 billion
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Connor Society plans an Afternoon of Opera on April 15
• College of Business honors pioneering entrepreneurs
• Alabama man in custody, wanted for questioning after teen’s death
• VW recalls Chattanooga-made Passats for diesel fuel filter problem
• Rick Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Commerce secretary visits Whirlpool, VW plants
• Gerald McCormick said Tennessee Regulatory Authority will be ‘less political’ under Haslam proposal
• Titanic's wealthiest passenger built New York hotel
• Attacks on 2 Afghan government offices kill 15
• Washington man on the run finds time to update Facebook
• EU court: UK can extradite 5 terror suspects to US
• Calififornia finds toxins in nail polishes
• Psychiatric examination: Norway killer not insane
• Finalists emerge to redesign National Mall sites
• Autism research may be about to bear fruit
• Normal, or not? 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's
• Man who stole pants from elderly man arrested in Dalton
• Partially Africanized bees found in TN for first time
• Haslam hints at possible Fleischmann endorsement but stops short
• Dalton police need help in identifying wallet thief
• Chattanooga city planners oppose massive Hixson project
• Bradley County man, 60, accused of stealing metal
• Michael Pollan to close this season’s Hunter Lecture Series
• 3 killed at Minnesota day care; suspect sought
• UTC's Fuzzard named Southern Conference softball player of the week
• Fire burns Rossville business building
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell upholds penalties in New Orleans Saints bounty case
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1 billion
• Trayvon Martin death won't go to Florida grand jury
• Chattanooga: Firefighters battling restaurant blaze
• Midtown Music Hall can keep its Chattanooga beer license, judge rules
• East Lake Academy back open after bomb threat
• School vouchers prompt court fights in US
• Woman dies from head injury in Saturday car crash
• Start of 2012, March shattered US heat records
• Bomb threat at East Lake Academy
• Romney faces lengthy to-do list as likely GOP pick
• Ahead of nuclear talks, Iran floats compromise
• Tulsa police: 2 arrested in shootings; victims chosen at random
• Mets sweep Braves; Niese takes no-hit bid into 7th inning
• Veterans sign petitions for East Tennessee VA hospital
• Firefighters search for hot spots in Pigeon Forge mulch blaze
• Mike Wallace, ‘60 Minutes’ interrogator, dies
• Open casting call for '42' set for Tuesday
• Gun sale goes with a bang in Etowah
• Hunter Road crash leaves woman in critical condition
• First-quarter earnings could derail market’s climb
• In Midwest, GOP shrinks from union battles
• Three sought in armed robbery of O'Reilly Auto Parts store in Chattanooga
• Whose heroes? Obama constantly invokes GOP icons
• Big lottery winners often prize anonymity
• U.S. job market takes a break after hiring binge
• Bradley County man shot in neck in possible domestic dispute
• NASHVILLE: GOP chairman moves to bounce ‘Republican’ state Senate candidate off ballot
• Authorities seek adult in death of DeKalb County teen
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartment building, 2 pilots eject
• Hit and run driver sought in fatal Marion County wreck
• Ocoee Middle School 8th grader "the next Steve Jobs"
• Miller Industries chairman aims to buy Scottish soccer team
• Dalton police: Suspect assaulted elderly man, stole his pants
• Dalton police looking for Big Lots thieves
• U.S. economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2 pct
• Military board seeks Marine's dismissal in Facebook case
• Resentment lingers in Pennsylvania after Santorum's 2006 loss
• U.S. Coast Guard guns sink ship adrift since Japan tsunami
• Google creates a spectacle with project
• Doctors want to redefine autism; parents worried
• Obama setting up Supreme Court as a campaign issue
• Pat Summitt chosen Tennessean of the Year
• Senior prank lands Murray County High School students in suspension
• Bill Harmon decides against state Senate, Sequatchie mayor bids
• Tennessee PTA named Sen. Andy Berke Legislator of the Year
• 'Three Cups' author mismanaged group
• NASA KEPLER Mission lecture set for April 10
• University community participates in Research Day
• Students hope dreams come true with MTV’s MADE
• Chattanooga ranks among cheapest gas prices in US
• New prison photo shows shaggy, aged Charles Manson
• Coca-Cola halts ties to conservative law drafters
• Man arrested at McDonald's drive-thru wearing only a t-shirt
• Tenn. high school student suspended for 180 days after bringing knife to peel apple
• Pope denounces dissident priests on celibacy
• Few issues resolved at Sandusky pretrial hearing
• Two incumbents will give up seats on Hamilton County Board of Education
• Murray County homicide suspect pleads not guilty in daughter's death
• Ooltewah boy killed in jet ski crash
• Fire damages building on Wildwood Avenue in Cleveland
• Major backups expected on I-75 in East Tennessee this weekend
• Chattanooga: NRC removes 'white' status at Sequoyah Nuclear Plant
• U.S. unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• Former South Dakota Senator George McGovern hospitalized
• Burger King apologizes to Mary J. Blige over ad
• West Virginia coal mine where blast killed 29 to be sealed
• Autopsy: White residue on spoon in Whitney Houston's room
• Painkiller sales soar around US, fuel addiction
• Sandusky due in Pennsylvania court for pretrial arguments
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Is this the end of the gold rush?
• Romney accuses Obama of ‘hide-and-seek’ campaign
• Chattanooga police seek jewelry thief
• After pulling papers to challenge House speaker, Democrat Bob Tuke leans against bid
• Dalton Fire Department battles house fire
• Rocky Face man wins $1 million in lottery
• Investigators: Tenn. judge high on pills in court
• Regions repays TARP loan
• Chattanooga man faces assault charges after clinging to girlfriend’s car during escape attempt
• Contraception resolution sparks debate in Tennessee House
• Krystal hires new management team; Doug Pendergast to head restaurant chain
• Crime on Tennessee college campus increases slightly in 2011, TBI says
• Gordon County inmate dies after swallowing bag of drugs during arrest
• Neighbors speak after Pitbull attacks 6-year-old girl in Cleveland
• Texas fugitive found in Fort Oglethorpe
• Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees
• Facebook focus guides Google CEO's 1st year on job
• Vietnam craves rhino horn; costs more than cocaine
• Calls show residents panicked over Colorado wildfire
• Oakland mourns victims of deadly campus shooting
• Obama: Reagan could not survive in ‘radical’ GOP
• Recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• Baylor beats Notre Dame 80-61 for NCAA title
• Mitt Romney takes D.C., Maryland and Wisconsin in GOP primaries
• Rescue under way for injured teen in Pocket Wilderness
• Volkswagen Passat sales top 10,000 in March
• 2 men arrested, 2 at large after scuffle with DeKalb County deputy
• Chattanooga: Some City Council members suggest stand-alone Strut event
• Bradley County meth fire believed to cause burns on mother and child
• Tenn. House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick to seek re-election
• Tennessee state senators "yelp" at bill banning dogs in drivers’ laps
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Fire crews battle East Ridge motel fire
• Cleveland resident Kaylee Radzyminski honored by Glamour Magazine
• Deputies: East Tennessee woman called 911 over bad burger
• Gov. Haslam administration opposes effort to restore Taft’s funding in Pikeville
• Police: Calif. attack suspect upset about teasing
• Dade County officials investigating suspicious house fire
• Sarah Palin joins 'Today' team against Couric on 'GMA'
• British Sky Broadcasting confirms James Murdoch steps down as chairman
• Child recovering after dog bite in Bradley County
• Rhea County residents say new coal mine will destroy roads
• Police officer convicted of killing his wife is back in the Tennessee Valley
• $250,000 Lottery winner in the Tennessee Valley
• Beverly Hills psychiatrist has license suspended
• In group lottery wins splitting the spoils tough
• Study: Lending to small business stalls in March
• Billionaire brothers in Hong Kong probe profess innocence
• US offers $10 million for Pakistani militant chief
• Recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• Couric, Palin to face off again on morning shows
• Report: AirTran did the best job for passengers
• Romney’s focus on Obama brings new challenges
• One shot in Orchard Knob in Chattanooga
• Saggy pants bill headed to governor
• Couple faces charges for allegedly stealing steel in Georgia
• Dalton police looking for copper thieves
• Gov. Bill Haslam says he'll ‘probably’ sign a bill on scientific subjects that’s drawn criticism
• Bill Parcells as New Orleans Saints coach? OK with NFL commish Roger Goodell
• Update: FYRE committee selects Outcasts United
• Gov. Bill Haslam restores some spending cuts in 2012-2013 budget
• Cops: 7 dead, 3 hurt in Christian school shooting
• Kansas says state’s jackpot winner still unknown
• Charles Fant to replace Notre Dame High School football coach Josh Sellers
• Mickie DeMoss leaving Pat Summitt’s Tennessee Lady Vols staff for WNBA’s Indiana Fever
• Three more Hamilton County residents to represent state at Democratic National Convention
• High court upholds jails' strip searches
• Update: Whitfield County woman killed in ATV accident is identified
• Man dies in Franklin County fall
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi hopes victory is dawn of new era
• Airlines' treatment of passengers slowly improves
• 4 Bridges Arts Festival
• Baylor women beat Stanford to reach NCAA women's title game
• Notre Dame women beat UConn in women's Final Four
• Newman wins wild finish at Martinsville Speedway
• Woman killed in Whitfield County ATV crash
• Downed power lines slow traffic on Lee Highway
• Burned Hamilton teen flown to Cincinnati center
• 2 McMinn County robbery suspects caught after chase
• Carjacking, purse-snatching, chase ends with crash into Cleveland business
• Big comeback leads KU to 64-62 win over Ohio St
• Woman believed shot in shoulder on Dodson Avenue
• 'UNSURVIVABLE!' New tornado warnings aim to scare
• Kentucky off to title game, beats Louisville 69-61
• Terror in Europe fuels immigration tensions
• Lucha libre using immigration to attract U.S. fans
• ‘Military friendly’ college lists prompt concerns
• Obama could face election-year jam on gay marriage
• For stocks, a stable and impressive climb in 2012
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland tickets win $640M lottery jackpot
• Crosby, Stills & Nash to play in Chattanooga on July 10
• UTC Music Department presents variety of spring concerts
• Cress Gallery to display student work
• UTC Theatre presents Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale”
• Experts predict hordes of ticks across Georgia
• Students travel to the Bahamas for International Spring Break Project
• Tennessee mom faces jail for baptizing children
• Andraé McGary to resign as talk radio host to run for Tennessee state Senate seat
• Dalton man found guilty of dragging cop with his vehicle
• Tenn. man allegedly threatens to kill girlfriend with box cutter, holds her hand on stove eye
• 'Lemonade' at Tenn. middle school was vodka
• Europe faces Easter egg quandary
• Connecticut woman gets 8 years for $6 million bank fraud
• Another finalist booted from 'American Idol'
• Autism rates up; screening, better diagnosis cited
• High court has options on health care law
• Court takes health care case behind closed doors
• Chinese firm surpasses Exxon in oil production
• 2012 Bessie Smith Strut
• UTC closes campus after power outage
• House approves Republican deficit-cutting plan
• Abstinence-centered bill advancing in Tennessee Senate
• Tennessee Senate speaker: Guns-in-parking lots bill goes too far
• State representative to hold ‘gang intervention summit’ Saturday in Chattanooga
• Fun with FYRE: enjoy cake, learn book title
• Update: University community supports Bloodanooga, Get in the Game
• House rejects conservatives' deficit-cutting plan
• Tennessee: Bill on abortion doctors passes House
• White House: No contingencies for health care law
• Belvoir Christian Academy on lockdown for SWAT situation
• Jeanna Richelson named 2012 Jefferson Award winner in Chattanooga
• Guerlain cosmetic empire heir convicted of racism
• Fees to expunge arrest record would rise 7 times under bill
• Early morning fire destroys home in Rhea County
• Man killed in Dalton industrial incident
• Best Buy to close 50 stores
• Dalton intersection reopens after gas leak downtown
• Chattanooga: Bessie Smith Strut name changes to “Celebration;” safety concerns prompt move
• Greg Martin named to Hamilton County school board
• Dalton State College’s long-awaited academic building took giant step forward
• U.S. jobless claims fall to lowest level in 4 years
• Friends Of The Festival Ensures The Tradition Of The Bessie Smith Strut Will Continue
• Volunteers needed at Chickamauga Battlefield on March 31, 2012
• 14-year-old assaulted during East Ridge home invasion
• Bee Gees star Robin Gibb hospitalized
• JetBlue pilot charged with interfering with crew
• Pope wraps Cuba visit with Mass, Fidel meeting
• Plow driver, wife charged in Vermont teacher’s death
• McMinn County teen accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old boy
• Cleveland’s P&G Duracell plant adding 60 jobs
• Dalton motorcyclist killed when bike swerved off the road
• Ron Harr named Chattanooga Area Chamber president
• George H.W. Bush to endorse Mitt Romney for president
• Arrest made in shooting on Chattanooga's Bellview Avenue
• Rocky Face man killed in mowing accident
• Worker’s body found in Marion County
• Gingrich revamps campaign to deny Romney delegates
• Marion County: Body of missing construction worker found
• U.S. consumers hold onto rosy outlook in March
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Justices signal deep trouble for health care law
• News From Friends of the Festival - March 27, 2012
• Driver crashes into Through Street home
• Airplane captain freaks out, yells about bomb on board, JetBlue passengers say
• Tennessee Senate panel OKs guns in cars bill
• Guns in parking lots bill moves in Tennessee Senate
• House rejects Senate changes to Georgia abortion bill
• Tenn. House panel approves bill allowing students to express “religious viewpoints”
• Public TV station asks Chattanooga for $250,000
• Rep. Richard Floyd motion effectively kills mountaintop ‘removal’ bill for year
• Tennessee medical marijuana bill clears first House hurdle
• Lawyer suspended for having affair with divorce client
• Two Tennessee bills to fight gangs headed for Gov. Haslam’s signature
• No injuries in morning fire at Southern Adventist University
• Chocolate lovers are thinner, study says
• Marion County search continues for man who fell in Tennessee River
• Fatal accident on Interstate 75 southbound in Whitfield County
• Three Hamilton County teachers to be honored this week
• Tennessee couple try to evict 25,000 bees from under hood
• Tennessee House votes to ignore federal child labor regulations
• The documentary "Bully" to be released without a rating
• Studies: Surgery can put diabetes into remission
• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• Watson evolution bill goes to Gov. Haslam
• School bus involved in crash on Glenwood Avenue in Chattanooga
• Corral Road closed for spill cleanup on Signal Mountain
• Alabama extends Nick Saban's deal through 2019, boosts pay above $5 million
• Tenn. man arrested for putting cleaner in roommate's beer
• Former Tenn. lawmaker dies after being struck by vehicle
• Water rescue underway in Marion County
• Dead dog’s body strapped to utility pole in Macon
• Benton, Tenn., teen dies in Bradley County crash
• Chattanooga man arrested on rape charge
• Two men arrested for drug charges in Jackson County, Ala.
• Amazon expanding, adds 100 full-time Bradley jobs
• Murder charge in Harrison slaying sent to Hamilton County grand jury
• Cameron: Earth's deepest spot desolate, foreboding
• House fire leaves Chattanooga family homeless
• Hamilton County Election Commission certifies March 6 presidential primary
• Police looking for suspect in attempted robbery of Hixson Kmart
• Kansas heads to Final Four with 80-67 win over North Carolina
• Stewart wins rain-shortened NASCAR race in Fontana
• Tiger Woods a winner on tour again after 30 months
• Kentucky beats Baylor for trip to Final Four
• Stanford tops South Carolina women
• Top seed Syracuse loses 77-70 to No. 2 Ohio State
• Presidential candidate Rick Santorum picks up delegates with win in Louisiana
• Aide says former Vice President Dick Cheney had heart transplant
• Louisville in Final 4 with 72-68 win over Florida
• Lady Vols into regional final after topping Kansas 84-73
• Georgia school voucher program could grow
• Confederate flag back at Georgia fort after 148 years
• U.S. Postal Service commemorates 100 years of cherry blossoms with stamps
• Documents show NYPD infiltrated liberal groups
• 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• Dementia’s youngest victims defy stereotypes
• Europe faces jihadist threat
• 8-year-old uses iPad to helps crack burglaries
• Chattanooga police investigate shooting on Bell Avenue
• Santorum’s rural edge keeps him in the contest
• With Kansas in need, 7-foot Withey stands tall with 10 blocks
• U.S. soldier charged in Afghan shooting rampage; PTSD at issue
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• Top-seeded Kentucky knocks off Indiana 102-90
• North Carolina beats Ohio in overtime, 73-65
• Tornado warning issued in Chattanooga area
• Baylor holds off Xavier, 75-70
• Animal behaviorist Irene Pepperberg to present parrot research
• Volunteers clean up boys’ home during Alternative Spring Break
• South Florida polo mogul guilty in fatal DUI crash
• Drivers snatch ‘snow globe’ of cash on Maryland highway
• South Pittsburg woman arrested on multiple drug charges
• See and comment on updated master plan
• Cleveland, Tenn., motel evacuated following meth bust
• GBI, local authorities raid Dalton, Trenton stores
• Ohio State makes East final, beats Cincinnati 81-66
• Florida defeats Marquette to advance to Elite Eight
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Several executives leave Komen after controversy
• Santorum’s best shot: Winning Iowa caucus — again
• Louisville knocks out top-seeded Michigan State
• Low scoring but great offense in Syracuse-Wisconsin gem
• Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• Tennessee bill allows school personnel to participate in prayer
• Florida police chief steps down temporarily
• Police looking for suspects in Chattanooga Walmart robbery, 2 victims maced
• Tennessee bill changes rules for crushing cars
• Calhoun police in standoff with man locked in his car
• Haslam backs plan to keep teacher evaluations secret
• Tennessee ready to offer incentives for VW expansion as Gov. Bill Haslam lauds new VW jobs
• Police: Islamic gunman in French standoff dead after jumping from window
• Was Florida shooter a vigilante or good neighbor?
• Obama, GOP vie for upper hand on energy
• Chattanooga man charged in Saturday slaying
• Chattanooga: Kidnap, sex assault suspect charged
• Four drug cases reported in Jackson County, Ala.
• Passenger killed in Chattanooga Highway 153 crash
• Analysis: The GOP race is now lining up for Romney
• Tennessee awards first Fallen Heroes Medal
• Amazon donates 50 Kindles to Bachman School students
• Quarterback Tim Tebow traded from Denver Broncos to New York Jets
• New Orleans Saints head coach Payton suspended for 2012 season
• Home sales, prices up in Chattanooga
• Radio Hall of Famer shares cake and life advice with students
• Memorial Hospital Senior VP arrested following high-speed police pursuit
• Student caught with gun at Pleasant Grove Elementary School
• Firefighters work early morning house fire in Walker County
• 22 killed in drug violence in south Mexico state
• Too many colon tests use costly sedation, study finds
• New report details increase in ‘open’ adoptions
• Wrongfully jailed Alabama mom may get compensation
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• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Voters out to beat Obama hand Mitt Romney big Illinois edge
• Chattanooga police searching for stabbing suspect
• ‘Green’ street lighting approved by Chattanooga City Council
• Woman, Tanada E. Cabone, arrested in Dalton purse theft case
• Magnitude 7.6 earthquake strikes Mexico City
• Ider, Ala., police officer charged with domestic violence
• Crash blocks all lanes of I-75 SB near Ooltewah
• Hamilton County: Sexual battery charge against JROTC head sent to grand jury
• Jackson County woman Helen Hartline, 61, arrested on marijuana possession charge
• Chattanooga in Top 10 cities for worst spring allergies
• Meigs County man, 82, dies from wreck injuries
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Chattanooga: 17-year-old male arrested in shooting of 13-year-old girl
• Colo. man ticketed after cat refuses to go for jog
• Ohio is March hoops hotbed: 4 teams in final 16
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Romney seeks primary-fight breaking point in Illinois
• Pat Summitt, Tennessee move on, beat DePaul 63-48
• MTSU beats Tennessee 71-64 in 2nd round of NIT
• Walker County Schools chooses Damon Raines for superintendent position
• Calhoun, Ga., father charged with murder of infant daughter
• Senate approves Watson bill allowing teachers to discuss scientific ‘weaknesses’ of evolution, climate change
• NASA scientists search for meteor fragments in Walker County
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam declines to discuss controversial teacher bill
• Murray County crash victim improves
• Another Tennessee Democrat decides to leave the House
• Georgia man drowns in Little River Canyon
• Tennessee food companies make last ditch effort to appeal to Manning’s appetite
• Weekend shootings in Chattanooga were gang-related, police say
• Hamilton County gets money to start STEM school
• Wreck on I-24 E. snarls traffic near Moore Rd. exit
• Shot child called ‘innocent bystander’
• Brad Keselowski dominates to win at Bristol
• DeKalb, Ala., man indicted in death of charity bicyclist Christina Genco
• 13-year-old girl shot in the head in Chattanooga
• Fire destroys Soddy-Daisy home
• Two dead in Murray County crash
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in morning Chattanooga shooting
• Delegate-rich Illinois the focus of GOP next week
• Seeking the limelight, with the help of star power
• Alaska’s largest city eyes snow record
• Higher gas prices threaten economy if they persist
• War effort hits new low; Karzai at 'end of rope'
• No. 15 seed Lehigh upsets No. 2 Duke 75-70
• Co-founder of Invisible Children detained after running through streets in his underwear, yelling
• Lawsuit challenges Tennessee Senate redistricting plan
• No. 15 seed Norfolk St stuns No. 2 Missouri 86-84
• Chattanooga saturation on Friday leads to almost 200 citations and one arrest
• George Clooney arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
• UTC Mocs NCAA wrestling tournament hopes end
• Covenant College announces sixth president, J. Derek Halvorson
• Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case
• Ban on students showing underwear advances
• Shoney's offers Peyton Manning free pancakes every day as a Tennessee Titan
• Some schools planning to drop ‘pink slime’ meat
• Barflies: Sex-deprived male flies go for the booze
• U.S. holds out hope for Afghan reconciliation talks
• Police search for suspect in second downtown stabbing in two days
• Jackson County, Ala., officials seize over $6,000 worth of marijuana
• Fugitive arrested in McMinn County for arson, theft
• Animal control pulls 22 dogs from abusive living conditions
• Louisville downs Davidson 69-62 to advance
• Southern Mississippi fell to Kansas State in NCAA tournament
• Murray State dominated Colorado State in NCAA tournament
• Brandon Wright only UTC Moc to win at NCAA tournament
• Update: Dade County man, Samson Gilbreath, in critical condition after officer standoff
• English majors attend literary conference
• “Talk of the Nation” begins March 19 on WUTC
• T.S. Eliot scholar to speak Tuesday, March 20
• Researcher to address teen sleep patterns, early school start times
• Last entry for Encyclopaedia Britannica book form
• U.N.’s Agenda 21 sparks bitter debate in Tennessee House
• Suspect, victim named in downtown Chattanooga stabbing
• U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann thanks lawmakers for managing Tennessee government
• Hamilton County set to move forward to bring new facility to Chattanooga
• Fewer seek US unemployment aid, tying a 4-year low
• Review: 5 ways to control your privacy on Google
• Thieves rolling Tide detergent out of stores
• GOP fight for delegates stretches to Puerto Rico
• Ooltewah boys fall in Class AAA quarterfinal
• Suspect taken into custody after downtown Chattanooga stabbing
• Wacker’s first building up in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Chattanooga's Howard loses to Liberty 62-52 in basketball quarterfinals
• Toddler who drowned in Bradley County pool is identified
• Jerry Jensen to retire as CEO of Siskin Children’s Institute in Chattanooga
• Buzz bands seek to cut through chaos of SXSW
• Suspect in Chattanooga shooting, Xavier Tyrone Burdette, is arrested
• 3-year-old kills self with gun in car in Wash.
• Fed: 15 banks pass stress test; Citi, 3 more fail
• Students seek to stop loan interest rate hike
• Ally-on-ally killings muddy path for U.S. pullout
• Strong earthquake shakes northern Japan
• Housing Authority To Update City Council On Public Housing Status In City
• Rick Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Toddler drowns in Bradley County pool
• Hamilton County schools board, parents involved in rezoning
• Company investing up to $20 million in Chattanooga
• Red Cross salutes “Hometown Heroes” in Chattanooga
• Gunman robs bank in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Chattanooga: Suspect still at large from Monday shooting
• Erlanger at Hutcheson shooter’s case could be headed to trial in May
• Volkswagen Chattanooga facility to host symphony concerts
• Romney, rivals court Southern support on vote eve
• Baylor Announces Scholarship Honoring Memory of Shipley Buckner
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Shootings further dent Americans’ support for war
• Early morning traffic accident temporarily closed W Road near Seagle Drive, now reopened
• Accident on I-24 slows traffic
• Infant succumbs to injuries from Meigs County crash
• One dead in Dalton crash
• Chattanooga Realtors urge more open school rezoning process
• East Ridge man charged with setting sister’s carport on fire
• Chattanooga shooting leaves at least one injured
• Georgia’s Richt, Grantham receiving extensions
• Comcast to stream all 67 March Madness games
• Sandusky hearing to address pretrial info release
• Brothers and toddler die in Rhea County crash
• Truck moved; Roberts Mill Road reopens
• Baylor kicker Ribeiro to sign with UTC
• Driver, 2 children killed, 1 child hurt in Rhea crash
• Tigers Woods withdraws from Cadillac Championship
• Vanderbilt beats No. 1 Kentucky in SEC championship game
• Florida State wins first ACC crown with win over North Carolina
• Smoke blankets downtown Chattanooga from south Walker fire
•   Suspicious fire in East Ridge
• Polk train victim identified
• Corrections firm offers states cash for prisons
• Harlem churches see gospel tourist boom on Sundays
• Papers move, scrap ‘Doonesbury’ abortion law strip
• Howard Tigers to play Liberty in first round of TSSAA State Basketball Championships
• Review of Olive Garden becomes Internet sensation
• Romney’s victories leave GOP leaders unimpressed
• Mississippi beats Tennessee 77-72 in overtime
• Four men in custody in Ooltewah armed robbery
• Papers debate using Doonesbury abortion law strips
• A backhand slap from end of solar storm
• Agents seize $600,000 in money, property in Walker County bust
• Dalton, Ga., police seek purse thief
• MTSU professor drives cross-country on 2.15 gallons of purchased gas
• Soddy-Daisy hiring interim judge; special election set for August
• Economy adds 227,000 jobs, unemployment unchanged
• Former Georgia tight end Orson Charles arrested on DUI charge
• Chattanooga: Gardenhire to pick up qualifying papers for open state Senate seat
• 2 children found living in abandoned school bus
• New ads pitch Marine Corps’ kinder, gentler side
• Romney is facing skepticism in Republican South
• Dad-son talk, celebrity tweets key to viral video about African warload
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• Ramsey balks on Haslam’s proposed changes to Tennessee's FastTrack grant program
• Chattanooga: General Sessions Court Judge candidate Rob Philyaw exits race
• Federal health care plan forum scheduled March 21
• Give a life changing-gift, Get in the Game
• Grant, Kennedy to be honored at Legends and Leaders
• Mocs induct six into Athletics Hall of Fame
• Blue and Gold Game among 125th year events
• Mark your calendar
• Biggest solar storm in years hits, so far so good
• Tennessee tax collections grow for 23rd straight month
• Mocs’ Levi Clemons added to NCAA tournament field
• Historic business district boosted for downtown LaFayette
• Chattanooga man shot, third city shooting in a week
• Seventeen Ninety closes on Signal Mountain
• Tennessee: Senate approves Amazon sales-tax agreement
• Meeting to discuss Hamilton County school rezoning set for Tuesday
• Democratic state Rep. Jimmy Naifeh makes it official not running for another term in state House
• Riceville man, 22, dies after drinking alcohol, energy drinks
• Dixie reports first profitable year since before the recession
• 2 children found living in abandoned bus in Texas
• Joseph Kony awareness video gets millions of views around the Internet
• Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power
• In quest to create jobs, some states get creative
• Hiring grows as companies hit limits with workers
• Convention fight only hope for Santorum, Gingrich?
• Convention fight only hope for Santorum, Gingrich?
• East Hamilton County parents affected by proposed redistricting hold summit
• Two treated for gunshot wounds after shooting in East Chattanooga
• Driver killed in Cleveland dump truck collision
• Firefighter injured in Sequatchie County house fire
• Oregon nursing assistant convicted for photos
• Tennessee officials apologize to Lincoln Davis over voting error
• Terror indictment in Norway: Breivik shot 56 victims in head
• Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
• Two arrested in 2011 Flat Rock, Ala., theft
• Tennessee GOP backs off bill to reduce HOPE scholarships
• Six arrested in DeKalb County, Ala., on drug charges
• Colts expected to part with Manning
• Hamilton County Commission lays out process for replacing school board member
• Chattanooga Fire Department extinguishes fire from tour bus outside Tivoli Theater
• Nursing home with meth lab fire was cited earlier
• Schools face tough calls with tornado outbreak
• World powers agree Iran nuclear talks can resume
• Mitt Romney grabs Ohio from Santorum in tight duel
• Santorum wins North Dakota caucuses: 3 for him, 3 for Romney
• Businesswoman Jones wins Bradley commission race
• Marion County: John Graham wins primary, wheel tax nixed
• For Romney, best part of the night is going home
• Male motorcycle rider in critical condition after Chattanooga crash
• Santorum, Romney in tight duel for Ohio
• Newt Gingrich thanks Georgia voters for victory
• Rick Santorum wins Republican presidential primary in Oklahoma
• Rick Santorum beats Romney in Tennessee GOP primary
• Former Gov. Mitt Romney wins Mass. GOP primary
• Tennessee primary voters say economy is top concern
• Mitt Romney wins Republican presidential primary in Vermont
• Rick Santorum draws conservatives in Ohio GOP contest
• Mitt Romney wins Virginia over Paul, only 2 on ballot
• Newt Gingrich wins Georgia; GOP rivals vie in 10 states
• Gun bills draw opposition from Volkswagen in Tennessee Senate committee
• Exit poll: Georgia voters solidly back their picks
• Gingrich predicts 3rd comeback in Southern states
• Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul urges supporters in Idaho to caucus for him
• Celebrating the life of Dr. Carolyn Thompson
• Indiana woman loses legs saving kids from tornado
• A political tip sheet for the rest of us
• GOP presidential candidates facing unexpected headwinds
• Overhead bins get bigger on airlines
• AP survey: More optimism about U.S. jobs and economy
• Mother: Children survived being sucked from home
• McMinn County Schools selects new director
• Democrats ask Haslam to block GOP attempts to slash HOPE scholarships
• NRA targets compromise on Tennessee guns bill
• ACLU offers Election Day hotline to report voting problems
• Tennessee: Ron Ramsey says two controversial local zoning bills need further study
• Film about Jackie Robinson to be filmed in Chattanooga
• Cleveland: Whirlpool finishes $200 million plant
• 8 juveniles rescued from stranded vehicles on Black Creek Mountain
• Storm debris burn permits free to tornado victims
• North Georgia: Yates family said undergoing healing after lawsuit over contested will
• Life of Dr. Carolyn Thompson to be celebrated on campus
• Harrison tornado winds hit up to 165 mph
• Murray County deputy charged with DUI
• VW assessing possible hail damage to cars
• Judge clears way for record bankruptcy in Alabama
• No. 13 Lady Vols beat LSU 70-58 to win SEC title
• EPB says only 90 still without power
• 4 Friday tornadoes confirmed
• Hamilton County tornado relief sites moved
• Alabama protesters to kick off 6-day march to Montgomery
• Hall leads Lady Mocs to win
• Furman leads Lady Mocs at half
• Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney wins Washington state GOP caucuses
• 14,000 still without power in Tennessee Valley
• GPS wins Division II-AA girls state basketball title
• NFL gives guidance to its music hopefuls
• Why David Stockman isn’t buying it
• 15 homes damaged in Polk County
• Storm damage still being felt in road closures, I-24 slowdown
• Volunteers get to work in Ooltewah area
• Power restored to many in Chattanooga area, but thousands still out
• Impact of state anti-abortion laws hard to gauge
• Officials assess storm damage in Chattanooga area, 31 killed nationwide
• FACT CHECK: You can’t have it all, sorry
• Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• WRCB: Video of funnel cloud going over Signal Mountain
• All lanes blocked on I-24 near Browns Ferry exit
• Briarcrest beats Baylor in state semis
• EPB: Update on power outages in Chattanooga area
• TVA reports storm damage
• Hamilton County: 15 people at area hospitals with storm-related injuries
• UT assistant Joseph leaves Vols for coaching job with Nebraska
• Rep. Vince Dean reconsiders state Senate bid
• Chattanooga developer Greg Vital to run for state Senate
• No damage reported in Grundy, Sequatchie counties after second wave of storms
• I-75 Exit 11 has been re-opened
• GPS tops Briarcrest in Division II semifinal game
• Grundy and Sequatchie counties under tornado watch until 6:15 p.m.
• Bradley County reports injuries, no deaths from storm
• NFL: New Orleans Saints violated 'Bounty Rule'
• Southeast Tennessee tornado watch extended to 11 p.m.
• Salvation Army in Bradley County and Highway 58 areas assessing storm situation
• Chattanooga: Blood Assurance seeks donors in response to weather
• Update: Check out student art on MLK railroad overpass
• Annual C.S. Lewis Lecture to discuss G.K. Chesterton
• Alabama schools closing early amid weather threat
• Postal closures concern election officials, voters
• Snowe’s exit casts spotlight on divided Senate
• Jobs picture brightens, but incomes, spending weak
• It’s glamour and comfort on day 3 of Paris shows
• SoConversation: Pre-tournament edition
• Chattanooga man shot in face
• Chattanooga: Four indicted by federal grand jury in horse abuse
• East Ridge’s Neely to enter National High School Hall of Fame
• Catoosa County sheriff’s deputy fired
• Chattanooga attorney files in Arkansas to run against Obama
• Tennessee jobless rate falls below U.S. average
• Tennessee: Gun group attacks state House GOP leaders as ‘axis of evil’ on parking-lot bill
• PAMN students meet and network with local professionals
• Nursing students volunteer at hospitals in Ecuador
• Tim Pawlenty to stump for Mitt Romney in Chattanooga Saturday
• Chattanooga: Man pleads guilty to burglarizing dorm rooms
• Alabama prosecutors to upgrade charge in girl’s death
• Alcohol, speed contributed to Dalton woman’s death in crash
• Santorum slams Romney, Obama in Dalton campaign stop
• PHOTO: Tractor-trailer wreck on I-75 at East Ridge exit
• VW sales up 42.5 percent in February
• Georgia unemployment drops to 3-year low
• Traffic on I-24 W slowed by collision near Moore Road
• Analysis: Snowe departure will widen partisan gulf
• Will higher gas prices derail the economy?
• On to Super Tuesday: Santorum, Romney battle on
• Appeals Court says Hamilton County must give six sergeants raises
• UPDATED: 3 reported dead as powerful storms rake Tennessee
• 2 nabbed on theft, drug charges in Jackson County
• Overturned car blocking one lane of Signal Mountain's W Road
• VW plans parts warehouse in Tennessee
• Region 3-AAA girls high school basketball championship game rescheduled
• Three UTC Lady Mocs on All-SoCon team
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Presidential candidate Santorum coming to Dalton on Thursday
• Cleveland school board approves $38.9 million budget with pay raises
• UPDATE: Wildfire Tuesday on Cherokee Valley Road burns 60 acres
• Alabama Coast Guard chopper crash: 1 dead, 3 missing
• $250,000 Mega Millions winner in Manchester
• Fannie asks gov't for almost $4.6B after 4Q loss
• Herman Cain, Jackie Gingrich Cushman to speak at Lee University
• New Jersey mother, child, both born on leap day
• Teen appears in court after Ohio school shooting
• Tsunami debris spreads halfway across Pacific
• Americans feeling better about economic recovery
• Romney regains stride with victories in Michigan and Arizona
• Cruise line: Crippled ship to reach land Thursday
• News from Friends of the Festival - February 27, 2012
• East Ridge reaches soccer deal
• Romney wins Arizona, Michigan presidential primaries
• 2 corrections officers assaulted at Hays State Prison
• Chattanooga cuts back on green lighting bid
• Prosecutor: School shooter chose random victims in Ohio
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Dalton restaurant was hub for cocaine distribution, officials say
• Remains of some 9-11 victims went to landfill
• In an effort to regain revenue, banks roll out new charges
• Apple announces event, iPad 3 launch expected
• Death toll rises to 3 in Ohio school shooting
• Tennessee GOP chairman taunts Democrats over Berke’s election plans
• Power out at UTC; classes to resume at 10:50 a.m.
• About 20 attend GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich fundraiser in Chattanooga
• 2nd student brain dead in Ohio shooting that killed 1, wounded 3
• Leap day babies relish their unique birthdays
• Analysis: Fears grow that Oscar’s allure may be resistible
• Medical tattoos offer important health information
• Obama gains with women: Jobs, social issues help
• Chattanooga-born snow leopard bound for Cincinnati Zoo
• Chattanooga firefighters battling blaze at Mountain Creek Apartments
• Chattanooga: Three sentenced in horse soring case
• Georgia man who said men strangled his wife is arrested
• New iPhone app connects to Tennessee Legislature
• Georgia won't drop charges despite 7-year trial wait
• Dalton woman, 26, killed in early morning crash, alcohol may be involved, police say
• Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
• Fire in East Ridge damages home
• Moments to remember from Oscar 2012
• 'Hugo' goes huge at the Oscars
• 'The Artist' earns best-picture and lead-actor Oscars
• Bryant, West hold on to win NBA All-Star game
• Vapors from meth manufacture spread throughout hotel
• Fatal crash on I-75 near Ringgold
• Crews battle Red Bank brush fire
• 20 injured, 1 dead in Jackson, Tenn., nightclub shooting
• Poll: Santorum has strong lead over Romney in Tennessee
• Funeral set for Georgia airman killed in Africa crash
• Perdue’s ’Go Fish’ program flops in first year
• Memphis approves funding to for Elvis corridor
• Fire kills mother, infant in Lawrence County
• City of Chattanooga Spring Fest Calls for Exhibitors
• Water Lizard, Chattanooga's savage Indian
• Outside jury to hear MTSU player’s murder trial
• Georgia prosecutor says judge pulls gun in open court
• Georgia man, age 92, charged in wife’s stabbing death
• Tennessee’s first heart transplant recipient dies
• Officers recover two meth labs in Jackson County raid
• Domestic assault escalates to attempted murder, police say
• Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive
• Shipwrecked silver begins voyage back to Spain
• Kodak — and film — saying goodbye to the Oscars
• Alabama girl’s short life full of turmoil before death
• It’s not easy for presidents to say ‘I’m sorry’
• All American Construction Weekly Discounts 25% off Repairs
• Chattanooga man charged with homicide extradited from Georgia
• McMinn County deputy arrested, accused of stealing drugs
• Chemistry student earns grant to present at national conference
• Lecture: “Desegregating College Football in the Jim Crow South, 1945-1975”
• Professor to discuss controversy of the Big Bang Theory
• Luther Masingill headlines UTC Communication Week
• Georgia woman: Son among 7 U.S. Marines killed in California helicopter training accident
• Tennessee high school won't publish atheist student's editorial on religion in schools
• Paula Deen: No regrets in diabetes reveal
• Judge acquits Alabama man in bride's Australian honeymoon death
• J.K. Rowling has deal for new novel for adults
• Romney pounces on Santorum’s Senate compromises
• Higher gas prices cloud Obama’s re-election hopes
• St. Louis, suburbs clash over growing homelessness
• Nostalgic Oscars party like it’s the 1920s again
• City Recycle Centers Establish Residential Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG) Collection Programs
• Strong and soft are watch words for women’s fashion
• 2 bids received for former 21st Century Academy building
• Shareholders OK sale of Gateway Bank to First Volunteer
• East Ridge police officer injured in crash during pursuit
• Tennessee taxpayers should know details on companies receiving taxpayer money, State Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey says
• 2 charged in death of 9-year-old Alabama girl forced to run for 3 hours
• Chattanooga teenager found shot to death in Knoxville
• Up to 100 homes damaged by northwest Georgia storm
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam administration ‘flags’ bill naming portion of state park after Bredesen’s wife
• 2 military helicopters collide in southeast California
• Georgia bus driver suspended after pen stabbing
• Teenage girl dies after inhaling helium at Oregon party
• Some money from mortgage settlement to be diverted by states
• Poll: Obama benefitting from improving economy
• Romney, Santorum assail each other at Republican debate
• Honoring the 44th U.S. Colored Troops at the Chickamauga Battlefield
• Jury: 26 years total for former University of Virginia lacrosse player guilty of murder
• Abducted Tennessee children, ages 3 & 4, found in Maryland
• Time Magazine names Dollywood one of the top 10 'weirdest theme parks' in the world
• Gov. Bill Haslam expects narrower version of guns-in-parking lots bill will pass
• Stepmom, grandmother charged in girl's death in Alabama
• Hamilton County grand jury indicts woman in teen’s stabbing death
• Clay, Masengil named TSSAA Miss Basketball finalists
• Hixson man arrested in connection with several burglaries in Middle Valley
• Tim McDonald challenges Dade County sheriff in GOP primary
• Red Bank becomes first city to use Volkswagen Passat as police car
• Tennessee Comptroller releases critical report of state civil service system
• Severe weather headed toward the Tennessee Valley
• Jurors get murder case of ex-Va. lacrosse player
• AMBER Alert issued for East Tennessee
• In quest for jobs, some cities will raid neighbors
• Santorum blasts Obama’s motives on power, abortion
• Appalachia’s aging population is rising fast
• In Europe, spending cuts fail to ease debt burdens
• Tennessee: ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill delayed in House committee
• Chattanooga council members question gang study funds
• Southern Baptist leaders OK ’Great Commission’
• Rainsville man surrenders himself in 25-year-old rape case
• Bill allows school employees to join student-led religious gatherings
• Hamilton County ranks third in Tennessee discrimination claims
• Boy, 13, charged with rape, attempted robbery of woman at Knoxville business
• Mild winter aiding Finley finances
• Bonnaroo tickets go back on sale Saturday
• Dow crosses 13,000 for first time since 2008
• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• Santorum 'super' PAC returned big foreign donation
• Gun found inside piano donated to nursing home
• 'Don't Say Gay' bill troubles school counselors in TN
• Broken down tractor trailer on I-24 now clear
• As Rick Santorum seizes social issues, Mitt Romney demurs
• YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
• For boomers, it’s a new era of ‘work til you drop’
• For Mardi Gras float makers, next year is here
• Gordon County murder update: Death was apparent patricide
• Southern Baptist panel recommends add-on to name
• East Ridge Mayor Brent Lambert considering run for state house
• Google offers free websites for Georgia businesses
• John Glenn to mark 50 years since orbit of Earth
• Tennessee woman faces vehicular homicide charges after handing over keys to boyfriend
• Early morning crash in Sequatchie County leaves teen Brooke Stockwell dead
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• Lady Vols hold on to beat Ole Miss
• Police find remains of Ohio girl missing in 1999
• 3 dead and up to 8 missing in Washington avalanche
• Grundy County go-kart accident claims two young lives
• Bonnaroo halts ticket sales after high demand
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• Alabama beat UT in basketball
• States attack ’Obamacare’ with birth control bills
• Mountain man scares owners of remote Utah cabins
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from home
• Obama raises $29 million for campaign, Democratic Party
• Analysis: A quiet surrender for the GOP this time
• Westin hotel coming to Chattanooga
• Federal agent opened fire during job discussion
• Small fire in Hixson home started in dryer
• Heritage leads at Georgia state wrestling tournament
• TVA laying off staff security force
• Man arrested in bludgeoning death of Polk County man
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Music Department presents faculty chamber recital
• Auburn hires another former Georgia defensive coach
• Chattanooga: Table 2 sells to Sekisui
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal: Caterpillar to build plant in Georgia
• Tennessee unveils new $9.6 million Collegedale, I-75 connector
• Rhea County High School evacuated for bomb threat
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Connecticutt home
• Chattanooga man shot in the leg
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in California federal building shooting
• Whitfield County: Guatemalan couple loses another legal battle to regain custody of their children
• Airlines cite high fuel costs as they raise fares
• Curb the car dashboard technology, government asks
• Stronger job market could boost economy further
• Meigs County deals with illegal tire dumping problem
• Pikeville church helping to feed the hungry
• Georgia once again debates tapping Tennessee water
• 2nd man is sentenced in Watts Bar Nuclear Plant case
• Researcher who found the wreckage of the Titanic speaks to students
• Women’s Studies continues spring lecture series
• Theatre Department presents ‘Anton in Show Business’
• Journalist to present human trafficking lecture February 29
• Man robs Cleveland, Tenn., pharmacy of prescription medication
• New nuclear reactor at Watts Bar behind schedule and over budget
• Alabama man arrested, charged with stealing 240,000 gallons of water
• Dalton, Ga., police launch department Facebook page
• Crash temporarily closes 7300 block of Middle Valley Road
• Dad plays porn instead of 'Smurfs' at kid's party
• Valentine's gift blamed for California power outage
• Female teen from Ohio killed in Bradley County motorcycle crash
• Audit of Polk County shows ‘numerous accounting problems’
• Tunnel Hill, Ga., man accused of child molestation by 4-year-old
• Interracial marriage in U.S. hits new high: 1 in 12
• 358 people die In burning Honduras jail, inmates yelled for help
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Dalton: Semi crash, chemical spill block I-75
• Counterfeit drugs becoming big business worldwide
• Romney targets auto bailout in battle for Michigan
• Manufacturers providing outsize boost to economy
• Trinidad Moruga Scorpion wins hottest pepper title
• House-Senate deal reached on payroll tax measure
• Bradley County crash leaves 1 dead
• No one injured in fire at Chattanooga’s Wrigley plant
• Jackson County, Ala., man charged in meth case
• Three Jackson County, Ala., men arrested on theft charges
• Georgia senior cornerback Sanders Commings suspended two games
• W Road on Signal Mountain reopened after repairs
• Heavy rain expected tonight in Chattanooga area
• Chattanooga woman attacked by bull, drives to get help
• Former North Georgia youth pastor charged with child molestation
• Nashville: Harmon won’t seek reelection to state House, weighs state Senate, county mayor bids
• Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce hears opposing sides of proposed city
• Gov. Haslam drops proposal to change Tennessee class-size rules
• East Ridge Pharmacy robbed by gun-wielding men
• County Commission returns control of PILOT funds to school system
• Driver escapes injury when McMinn County school bus rolls over
• Whitney Houston estate to gain; questions remain
• Capitol Hill weighs GOP payroll tax gambit
• Santorum revels in sudden support — but how deep?
• Hitting a fashion show? Crazy heels required
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• East Ridge appoints Stump Martin as recreation director
• Mocs hire former Georgia running back
• Tullahoma man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Chattanooga woman arrested for TennCare fraud
• Tennessee state employees oppose Gov. Haslam's civil service changes
• Red Bank appoints new city commissioner, Jeno not to seek re-election
• Month-long investigation nets 1 on pot charges in Calhoun, Ga.
• High school coach posts nude photo on Facebook
• Lawsuit response: Sen. Beavers’ $50,000 was ‘investment’ in newspaper, not ‘loan’
• Tennessee man gives girlfriend kidney for Valentine's Day
• Chattanooga area legislators take steps to re-elections bids
• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Kate Upton, 19
• Poll shows Rick Santorum leading GOP race in Tennessee
• Chattanooga husband tells authorities he killed his wife, turns himself in to jail
• East Tennessee school bus driver charged with carrying gun on job
• In Joplin, young professionals hear call to serve after tornado
• Authorities: Whitney Houston was underwater in tub
• Analysis: A budget plan or a campaign document?
• Curbside Recycling Expands Plastic Collections Program
• Luxury fashion world tweaking its style for Gen Y
• Investigation underway after person shot on Daisy Street in Chattanooga
• UTC Lady Mocs beat Georgia Southern
• Thieves get away with more than $2,500 in diesel fuel from Chattanooga gas station
• Brainerd High School creates "Teen Moms" club to combat dropout rate
• Burned toddler found in Chattanooga meth lab
• Fire severely damages Ooltewah house; no one injured
• Alert neighbor saves house and dog from fire in Chattanooga
• Knoxville named 'most romantic city' in the U.S.
• Winter weather system heading into greater Chattanooga area tonight
• School and weather closings for Tuesday
• Jack White coming to Track 29 in Chattanooga
• Weston Wamp says he’ll end congressional pensions and cut corporate tax rates
• Sen. Beavers, husband file suit over $50,000 loan to Macon County newspaper publisher
• TVA to cut fuel charges another 0.6 percent in March
• Occupy Nashville wants an apology from Cleveland representative Eric Watson
• Pennsylvania couple face 60 counts of identity theft in Bradley County
• Cleveland man arrested after SWAT standoff
• Audi plant decision eyed by summer, VW official says
• Chattanooga: 16-year-old red panda dies at zoo
• Foo Fighters and Adele winning big at Grammys
• List of Grammy winners in select major categories
• Sequoyah declares ‘unusual event’ over electrical malfunction
• Drivers in fatal Hixson crash identified
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest Winner
• Pop superstar Whitney Houston has died at age 48
• Lady Mocs beat Cougars
• Maine GOP chairman says Mitt Romney wins Republican caucuses
• Review: Netflix and Hulu’s new scripted originals
• Climber hurt in Prentice Cooper State Park
• Social issues rule busy day in presidential race
• Audit: North Dakota school awards unearned degrees to foreigners
• Wagging tails replace sad eyes in Westminster ads
• Under fire, Obama adjusts his birth control policy
• Former Rhea County court clerk indicted for theft
• Tennessee man found guilty of raping 79-year-old woman with Alzheimer's
• Hamilton County deputies seek missing man
• Lectures: “Religion in Early America: From the Great Awakening to the Revolution
• The Next Step– Students attend UTC Career Day
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs
• Snow on the way tonight to Chattanooga area and Tennessee Valley
• Smoking in bed suspected in deadly Cleveland, Tenn., fire
• Three arrested on meth charges in Jackson County, Ala.
• David Climer: Pat Summitt loses her grip on Lady Vols
• Tentative trial date set in Jerry Sandusky's child sex-abuse case
• Gingrich hopes high road, new funds can save him
• Kodak to stop making cameras, digital frames
• Obama birth control policy divides Democrats
• Tennessee State hands No. 9 Murray State first loss of season
• Family of McMinn Central High School student releases photo
• Body found on Blount Ave. in Cleveland, Tenn.
• 3 charged in Hamilton jail drug investigation
• Bradley County couple facing charges related to false burglary report
• Tenn. Gov. Haslam gets pushback on plan to change rules on classroom size
• Chattanooga Mayor Littlefield recall group may join Friday hearing, judge rules
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades in Georgia
• Group behind Chattanooga mayor recall has hearing today
• Tennessee: Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey wants to ‘back up’ on Haslam proposal to increase classroom size
• Hamilton County Commission asked to release money for school construction
• Los Angeles school in sex abuse case gets entire new staff
• One red panda dies at Chattanooga Zoo, another is very ill
• National unemployment aid applications near a four year low
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement
• Greek leaders agree to new cuts
• Waiver on No Child Left Behind law for Tennessee, Georgia and 8 other states
• ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill delayed in Tennessee House
• Michigan, Pennsylvania put limits on families seeking food aid
• For Santorum, new challenges follow his big wins
• In scientific coup, Russians reach Antarctic lake
• Tennessee man allegedly kills two people who unfriended his daughter on Facebook
• Three arrested in Jackson County, Ala., drug raid
• Washington state lawmakers pass gay marriage bill
• Cleveland: Driver flown to Erlanger following collision with dump truck
• Hamilton County jury finds Jamaul Herman not guilty in murder trial
• Tennessee woman arrested after allegedly hitting her husband with Honey Buns
• East Tennessee man allegedly shoots at school bus carrying 33 children
• University presents “Reaching the Light: The Story of Desegregation of the University of Chattanooga”
• Double-header basketball BLACKOUT February 11
• Robert Pinsky urges more arts education and appreciation
• Silverdale escapee recaptured today in Chattanooga
• Tennessee teacher resigns for student punching game played in class
• School bullying not seen as factor in McMinn County teen’s death, sheriff says
• Jasper man drowns trying to save girlfriend, whose car went into Tennessee River
• Hamilton County Election Commission to bill Chattanooga for charter legal fees
• Early morning fire at Duracell plant in Cleveland
• Early morning fatal accident blocks I-75 South below Dalton
• Jubilant Rick Santorum wins Minnesota and Colorado
• Rick Santorum leads early Minn. returns, wins Missouri
• Stevenson, Ala., woman charged with home burglary
• Kimball woman charged in Bridgeport storage thefts
• 3 meth suppliers arrested in Whitfield County
• Chattanooga Council hears about Champion’s Club contract
• Comcast employee hit by car on Brown's Ferry Road in Chattanooga
• Erlanger at Hutcheson now offers emergency surgery
• Court says California's gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Scottie Mayfield hires consultant for TN 3rd District primary
• Susan G. Komen official quits in wake of Planned Parenthood dispute
• South's tallest skyscraper to be sold at auction
• Inmates escape from Walker State Prison in Rock Spring, Ga.
• Attorney General: Atlanta's 2nd airport could be in Tennessee
• Chattanooga: Train cars roll off track on top of a propane tank, causing leak
• Tennessee man charged after attempting to run over wife with truck
• Body found, murder suspected in Polk County
• Tea party: Warming or resigned to Mitt Romney?
• Tennessee school bus driver accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl
• Love gone wrong? Go digital to get over an ex
• Corporate profits aren’t what they seem
• With deeper Iran sanctions U.S. targets its central bank
• Wine in grocery stores bill fails again in TN
• Pair arrested in Dade County on theft charges
• Niota, TN, sewage operator sentenced to prison
• Tennessee school bus driver accused of having sex with 14-year-old girl
• 50-plus cats hoarded in 'rancid' East Tennessee house
• Number of tornadoes in 2011 breaks TN record
• Dalton, Ga., police trying to identify suspects in jewelry swindle
• The Vagina Monologues, February 9-11
• Queen celebrates 60 years on throne
• Boxcar Pinion Memorial Bluegrass Festival 2012
• Chattanooga Traditional Jazz Festival 2012
• 2 brought to Erlanger after Marion County crash
• Search on for escaped Silverdale inmate
• SWAT standoff resolved; man in custody
• Lady Mocs lead Wofford at half
• Fight leads to killing on Woodland View Circle in Chattanooga
• 70 arrested in Chattanooga police sweep
• More than 400 show up for Whirlpool job fair in Cleveland
• Super matchups everywhere with Pats-Giants
• Violence in Mexico curtailing faith-based missions
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Analysis: When is economy getting better good enough?
• News from Friends of the Festival - February 2, 2012
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Man in critical condition after Dodson Avenue stabbing
• Federal prosecutors close Lance Armstrong inquiry, no charges
• Tennessee Senate Democrat Joe Haynes won’t seek re-election
• Update: Perspectives speaker urges more fairness, diversity in political campaigns
• Music professor receives award; honored with concert
• UGA’s Richt dismisses three ‘Dream Teamers’
• Defensive line coach Jimmy Lindsey leaves UTC for Furman University
• Professor’s essay selected as one of the best of 2011
• University to host Asia conference
• 2 Monroe County men charged with bribing Tellico Plains voters
• North Carolina's Heath Shuler won't seek re-election to House
• Officials break ground on Chattanooga wellness center
• Jury finds man guilty of voluntary manslaughter in decades-old murder case
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure reverses move to end Planned Parenthood grants
• Dalton, Ga., manufacturer IVC to add 30 more jobs
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 pct. after hiring burst
• TVA reports $173 million quarterly loss
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• War experience aids hostage rescues
• Trump endorses Romney after a puzzling Vegas day
• ‘Go Red’ Supports Healthier Hearts
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Peyton Manning's doctor gives QB clearance to play
• Semi and bicycle collide in accident on Cleveland Highway in Dalton
• Chattanooga: Man accused of trying to steal car out of Walmart parking lot
• Mocs lose Wade to Marshall
• Peyton Manning questions overshadow Indianapolis Colts' coaching hires
• Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office touts ‘Power Team’ for crime decrease
• Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney
• Cleveland judge investigated by TBI after burglary case
• Lawn mower burglar caught in the act by Fort Payne homeowner
• Planned Parenthood sues head of Tennessee Health Department
• Dalton apartments fire declared under control
• Tennessee issues more than 12,500 photo IDs for voters
• Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Egyptians blame military for deadly soccer riot
• W Road to close this morning to continue rock slide cleanup
• Don Cornelius took ‘Soul Train’ on pioneering trip
• Obama details broader housing plan
• Bites and escapes: When groundhogs misbehave
• Friends Of The Festival - Band Perry Hit The Coca-Cola Stage
• Victim’s name released in Chattanooga shooting
• Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office makes meth bust
• Children’s Services chief on hot seat over closure of Taft Youth Center
• Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• Dalton police warn against ‘convincing’ but fake $100 bills
• Pfizer recalls 1 million birth control packs after mixup
• VW’s U.S. sales in January up 47.9 percent
• Tennesseans arrested in $700,000 Wal-Mart scam
• VW's 2012 Super Bowl ad features dog, Darth Vader
• Chattanooga: sessions judge candidates can apply now
• ‘Soul Train’ host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Venezuelans line up to switch PIP breast implants
• Talk of ‘tornado tourism’ stirs anger in Joplin
• Analysis: Nasty fight may carry political costs for Romney
• No. 1 Kentucky tops Tennessee 69-44
• Mitt Romney wins big in Florida, routing Newt Gingrich
• Chattanooga man listed as suspect in Georgia convenience store burglaries
• Judge stays Georgia inmate's scheduled execution
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• New trial begins for Chattanooga man who pleaded guilty to murders in 1993
• Murder trial begins in 2010 Chattanooga shooting
• Chattanooga Council rejects inquiry on Excalibur contracts
• Chattanooga police investigate city’s 13th shooting of the year
• Chattanooga police officer sent to hospital in E. Main Street crash
• The Band Perry to play at 2012 Riverbend Festival in Chattanooga
• Georgia Senate OKs bill for terminally ill kids to hunt
• Occupy Nashville threatens to occupy Tennessee Capitol, Pilot restrooms
• Tennessee man tries to move ambulance blocking his car
• Chrysler dealership changes hands in Cleveland, TN
• Body of missing Chattooga County woman discovered
• Grammy Award winning music star Vince Gill becomes McMinn County deputy
• Pythons apparently wiping out Everglades mammals
• GOP race’s approaching lull will test Gingrich
• No letup on Gingrich by Romney before Florida vote
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Staples Gives Small Businesses a Push with $250,000 in Free Advertising
• Search underway for missing East Ridge Alzheimer's patient
• Record number of black bears killed in TN
• Cleveland man beaten with baseball bat, flown to Erlanger, police say
• UTC Lady Mocs routing Elon University
• Haslam's proposed Tennessee budget boosts education, cuts Taft Youth Center
• Chattanooga shooting victim dies from wounds
• Haslam calls for Tennessee to ‘aspire’ for more, ‘believe in better’
• Conviction and sentence upheld in Sarah Palin email case
• Chattanooga Occupy files motion against Hamilton County Commission
• 'The Help' cleans up at Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Alzheimer’s patient missing in Chattooga County
• Arson fire damages East Ridge home
• Chattanooga Times Free Press Cartoon Caption Contest
• Lady Mocs rout UNCG
• Student charged in Utah school bomb plot
• Matt Palmgren arrested in Alabama on trespassing charge
• Costa: $14,460 per person for ruined Italy cruises
• Romney’s forceful body language scores in debate
• Twitter’s new censorship plan rouses global furor
• Economy grew 2.8 percent in Q4, but outlook is hazy
• Silverdale student killed in I-75 crash near Chattanooga
• W Road on Signal Mountain closed after rock slide
• GPS’s Maynord wins state bowling title
• Permanent fix being made to LaFayette pump station after sewage spill
• UTeach student selected to attend workshop in Ireland
• Professor recognized as ‘Educator of the Year’
• Cress Gallery announces new exhibit
• In Connecticut, Komisarjevsky gets death in home-invasion murders
• Chattanooga Fire Department puts out flames in time-lapse video
• River flow suspends barge traffic as TVA boosts spill through main dams
• Economy gains as businesses spend more, fire less
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam approves House, Congressional redistricting map
• Georgia: Truck driver killed when he attempted to fix his brakes
• Golden retriever dies in large home fire on Signal Mountain
• Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond seeks additional $2.5 million from county commissioners
• State auditors slam Grundy County for ongoing problems handling money
• Regions Bank robbed in Red Bank
• I-59 wreck blocks southbound lanes near Trenton
• Chattanooga man guilty of stabbing 17-year-old to death
• Alleged pantyhose bandit nabbed by Chattanooga police
• Dalton unemployment rises to 12.1 percent
• Early morning fire damages home of former East Ridge Mayor Mike Steele
• Bernanke opening the door to the Fed a bit wider
• Obama and GOP candidates offer a campaign preview
• Army to cut combat brigades
• Two teens charged with Harrison break-ins
• Anti-gay bill and Rep. Richard Floyd's remarks draw fire in Nashville
• Jury gets murder case against Chattanooga man
• Water main breaks in downtown Chattanooga, floods Georgia Avenue
• Chattanooga police need help finding 57-year-old woman
• Gov. Haslam, lawmakers want to stick with current method of choosing judges
• Marion and Roane counties get piece of Tennessee motor oil collection funds
• US official: SEAL team that rescued 2 hostages in Somalia is same team that killed Osama bin Laden
• Oklahoma hospital ruled to pay $1M to singer Garth Brooks
• US Special Forces raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• Romney’s tax returns show how laws favor wealthy
• Analysis: Obama speech puts him in campaign arena
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• Jackson County, Ala., man arrested in shooting death
• Chattanooga gives money to minority business partnership
• Video: Walker County authorities looking for armed robbers
• Chattanooga mother, boyfriend bound over to grand jury in death of 4-year-old boy
• Chattanooga: Jury chosen for murder trial of Walter Glenn in 2009 death
• Hamilton County corrections officer charged with assault, child abuse
• Three UTC students arrested after female kidnapped, sexually assaulted in dorm
• Chattanooga airport boardings climb 4 percent
• Complete list of 84th Annual Academy Award nominations
• Debates have major impact on GOP 2012 presidential race
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• State of Union: President Obama to take on economic anxiety
• Red Bank toddler found alone on Altamont Road in Chattanooga
• Davidson beats Lady Mocs
• Mom delivers premature baby in bathroom after being discharged from Chattanooga hospital
• Sen. Bill Ketron says he won't seek seat in Tennessee's 4th Congressional District
• Suspect in Brainerd shooting arrested in Jackson, Tenn.
• Man wanted for exposing himself in Dalton, Ga., Walmart
• Chattanooga: Fire Department cadet fired
• Chattanooga: Wilcox Boulevard railroad overpass now open to traffic
• Chattanooga: Horse soring defendant gets probation, fine and requirement to publish article
• Some accidents dot Chattanooga area in wake of heavy rains
• Hixson: Early morning house fire on Colleton Lane under control
• 3 charged in massive check scam
• Giants defeat 49ers 20-17 in NFC championship game
• Patriots beat Ravens 23-20
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona says she will resign from Congress this week
• 29-year-old man robbed, shot at Dodson Ave. in Chattanooga
• Fired Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina, AP reports
• Lady Mocs fall at Appalachian State
• Coleman solid in Shrine game
• Jarnell Stokes leads Tennessee Vols to defeat UConn 60-57
• 29-year-old Rhea County man found dead after driving into Chickamauga Lake
• Eli Manning hasn’t changed, only playing better
• Multistate personhood push kindles abortion debate
• 35-year-old man shot multiple times last night on Overlook Drive in Chattanooga
• Brothers arrested after La-Z-Boy furniture truck stolen from Chattanooga and crashed
• Cruise ship threatens marine paradise off Italy
• Legislators send Internet piracy bill back to the drawing board
• Romney, Gingrich suddenly ‘neck and neck’ in South Carolina
• House GOP seeks unity in election-year challenge
• University of Tennessee hires John Palermo as new defensive line coach
• Flood watches in effect Saturday in North Georgia, Alabama
• Gang news conference by Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield scheduled Monday
• Black History Month Calendar of Events
• Women’s studies presents spring speaker’s series
• Art professor awarded national grant
• Atlanta Public Schools to repay $363,000 for cheating
• Dalton, Ga., police searching for Quality Inn hotel thief
• Ryan's parent company files bankruptcy, closes restaurants
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in California
• Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education releases Top Ten Issues to Watch report
• Jackson County woman arrested on drug charges
• Hunter Lecture Series: Former US Poet Laureate to speak
• Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid postpones vote on anti-piracy bill
• Two students on way to Walker Valley High taken to hospital after bus wreck
• Fewer layoffs, lower inflation give economy a lift
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• GOP campaign turns bizarre in South Carolina
• Hamilton County Schools phase in plan for Hill City students to attand Normal Park
• Jobless rate declines to 9.7 percent in Georgia
• Heyward, Freeman and Gearrin to highlight Braves Caravan stop in Chattanooga
• Jobless rates drops to 8.7% in Tennessee
• Police arrest man in Eastdale shooting
• Police seeking suspects in North Shore robbery
• Bradley County: Two theft suspects apprehended
• Batesville Casket expanding Manchester, Tenn., facility
• Video shows Crimson Tide fan sexually assault LSU fan after BCS championship game
• Athens, Tenn., man wears wig and poses as dead sister for drugs
• Dunlap’s Harmon weighs choice between state House or Senate bids
• Tennessee House approves amendment to ban state income tax
• Body found in Kimball is Indiana man
• AP sources: Perry abandoning campaign, backing Gingrich
• Eastman Kodak files for bankruptcy
• No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?
• Wars lessons being applied to ease combat stress
• Romney tries to sidestep tax furor he ignited
• Georgia tops Tennessee 57-53 in OT
• Body found in Kimball parking lot
• Hood leads Lady Mocs past Samford
• Man killed in Monteagle crash
• U.S. 27 streetlights going black from Signal Mtn. Road to Olgiati Bridge
• Two gang members added to Hamilton County most wanted list
• Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond defends ‘strong stance against gang problem’
• Georgia teacher resigns over slavery math lesson
• Murray County father charged with killing infant daughter
• TEA Officials call for corrections in state’s new teacher evaluation system
• Chattanooga Police looking for North Shore car crash witnesses
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Mars rocks fell in Africa last July
• Chef Paula Deen hid diabetes, pushed high-fat food
• Coast Guard to Italian captain: Go back aboard!
• East Ridge: car crash victims identified as involved in purse snatching
• Twelve-story apartment complex could be coming to downtown Chattanooga
• Cleveland High School hires Ron Crawford as new football coach
• Tenn. Senate GOP errors force redistricting plan to come back
• Chattooga County woman’s autopsy shows no sign of foul play
• Red Bank home catches fire second time in one week
• VW unveils Bugster in Detroit
• New trial date set for parents charged in Chattanooga child’s death
• Weird gadgets at CES: Motorized unicycle, anyone?
• As cruise ships get larger, are they any safer?
• Rivals assail Mitt Romney in South Carolina Republican debate
• Milan fashion offers winter escape
• Audi may be leaning to Mexico for new plant, report says
• Bo Watson says Tennessee redistricting cleaned up Democratic political tactics
• Jon Huntsman quits GOP presidential race, endorses Mitt Romney
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Rickey Gervais brings sharp tongue as host of Golden Globes
• Manning throws 3 TDs, Giants stun Packers 37-20
• Eli Manning throws three touchdowns as Giants stun Packers 37-20
• No. 6 Lady Vols beat No. 25 Vanderbilt 87-64
• Ravens beat Texans 20-13, move into AFC title game
• Ocoee Street body could be missing Erika Whaley
• Brady throws for six touchdowns as Patriots rip Broncos
• Generals and Trojans state runners-up
• Stingy San Francisco 49ers defeat New Orleans Saints, 36-32
• Desecration of the dead is as old as war itself
• No. 2 Kentucky outlasts Tennessee
• Samford knocks off Mocs
• Balmy winter brings plenty of economic surprises
• Best in show: 6 gadgets that defined CES
• Weaker Europe starts to lose appetite for U.S. goods
• Lady Mocs edge Wofford
• Chattanooga man shot in Eastdale
• Dallas library director accepts Chattanooga library director job
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno back in hospital for observation
• Nashville: Tennessee Senate and House OK GOP redistricting plan with tweaks to help Sen. Andy Berke
• Bradley County man charged for string of home invasions
• Chattanooga Sen. Berke will back state Senate remap plan
• Tennessee Senate OKs congressional redistricting; plan goes to Gov. Haslam
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• Shooting victim on Chula Vista Drive in critical condition
• Music Department presents “Treemonisha”
• Wanted: one good candidate, Perspectives 2012
• Student art presented at the Cress Gallery
• Music professor premieres new work in South Korea
• Professors study effects of helicopter parenting
• University to host clarinet festival
• Athletics department releases updated Mocs license plate
• School closings and delays for today
• New sensation: Phones that let you feel the world
• Detroit imposes business hours at police precincts
• Republicans rally around Romney after hits on Bain
• Chattanooga: Bomb threat under investigation
• Mocs battle to beat Wofford at home in Southern Conference play
• Hamilton County schools on a two hour delay
• Mathies lifts No. 9 Kentucky women over No. 6 UT
• School closings and delays for Friday
• Democrat wants to ride to Republican Bradley County’s rescue in congressional redistricting
• Chattanooga police charge 2 for separate shootings
• Vols tab Pittman as OL coach
• Watson withdraws Senate version of bill affecting transgender use of restrooms, dressing rooms
• Snow reported in downtown Chattanooga
• Panetta assures Afghans of full probe of Marines
• Police searching for missing Chattanooga woman
• Man shot at Brainerd area address
• Tennessee House passes GOP-drawn redistricting measure
• Alabama judge to declare Natalee Holloway legally dead
• Tennessee: 2011 traffic deaths lowest since 1963
• Alabama's Trent Richardson and Dre Kirkpatrick to enter NFL draft
• Hamilton County law enforcement looking for ID theft suspects
• Tennessee House hoping to take up redistricting map this afternoon
• Chattanooga Reps. Tommie Brown, JoAnne Favors say merging their districts is the best thing
• Astronomers see more planets than stars in galaxy
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to killing Peru woman
• Against business? GOP split on Romney’s practices
• Loose Leaf Collection Update - January 10, 2012
• Three suspects identified in Chattanooga Christmas Eve shootings, two in custody
• Tennessee League of Women Voters criticizes redistricting process
• Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam endorses Mitt Romney for president
• Chattanooga downtown apartment building closer, developer says
• Orson leaving UGA for NFL draft
• Nashville: Gov. Bill Haslam’s plan to abolish teacher pay schedules raises educators’ concerns
• Chattanooga candidate John Wolfe nabs 0.4 percent in New Hampshire Democratic primary
• Third suspect arrested in Chattanooga burglary, police-involved shooting
• Hamilton County sues Occupy Chattanooga in federal court
• Up to an inch of snow possible in Chattanooga area tomorrow
• Firefighters battle blaze in downtown Scottsboro, Ala.
• Chattanooga-made Volkswagen Passat named Cars.com’s best of 2012
• Joran van der Sloot pleads guilty to Peru murder
• Hamilton County Election Commission turns heated
• Early morning storms snarl traffic around the Tennessee Valley
• Internet address expansion set despite “.worries.”
• High court weighs policy against curse words on TV
• Hiring rose in November, but job openings dipped
• Romney sweeps New Hampshire to cement top status; Paul second
• Man shot near East Lake Courts
• Chattanooga police respond to shots fired on Oak Street
• Nashville: GOP redistricting plan clears key House committees
• Chattanooga council won't redirect minority business money to gang study
• Former LaFayette volunteer firefighter indicted on 8 arson charges
• CBL developing Atlanta area outlet center
• Reed bound to grand jury in stabbing death
• Sale Creek home goes up in flames
• Man sought in DeKalb County, Ala., stabbing
• Chattanooga: Police shoot burglary suspects in exchange of gunfire
• Last-minute campaign contributions pour into Tennessee legislators
• Nashville: Tax reform advocates rally to protest proposed income tax ban
• Bill Kennedy to lead Chattanooga's Principal Leadership Academy on interim basis
• Chattanooga: Hearing moved for two charged in toddler’s death
• Democratic donor: Corker lobbied White House for Bredesen
• Hunter Museum: Organizations gather to create 10-day art and technology festival
• Knoxville named one of the top ten 'Gayest Cities in America'
• Adopted kids mini-ambassadors come Lunar New Year
• Many U.S. communities are blocking medical marijuana
• Mitt Romney draws flak as New Hampshire primary arrives
• Update: Georgia state trooper hurt in Catoosa County chase
• Tennessee toddler falls from third-floor balcony, in stable condition
• Man slips out of handcuffs, escapes police custody in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Lady Mocs hold off Georgia Southern
• Ex-McMinn County deputy sheriff under investigation by TBI
• Tear gas used to get Catoosa County man out of motel room
• Chris Early dismissed from UTC basketball team
• White House chief of staff William Daley resigning
• Tennessee Regulatory Authority names Jean A. Stone as general counsel
• VW offers two new green cars
• Tennessee Sen. Jim Tracy says he won’t run in 4th District congressional race
• Tennessee lawmaker: Pay expectant moms for checkups
• Volunteers to help after disasters in Whitfield County, Ga.
• Georgia lawmakers return to Atlanta for 2012 session
• U.S. House leaders, Koch brothers aid U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais
• North Carolina man charged with having sex with neighbor's dog
• Some disabled Georgians fear loss of services
• Hyundai Elantra named car of the year over the Chattanooga-made Passat
• Tebow rules in OT, too: Broncos 29, Steelers 23
• No. 6 Tennessee women beat Arkansas 69-38
• Giants rout Falcons 24-2 in NFC wild-card game
• Chattanooga: Vance Avenue homeowners robbed
• Chattanooga: 16-year-old arrested after Saturday shooting
• VW targeting 500,000 in sales in 2012
• Decherd, Tenn., plant will make Mercedes-Benz engines
• UTC rallies past Appalachian State on Hampton basket
• Man found dead, shot in the face in Chattanooga tonight
• Lady Mocs pull away from Cougars
• Photo: ‎'Dancing With the Stars' champ J.R. Martinez honored at Dalton parade
• In Iraq, militia’s shift could bolster Iran’s hand
• The ‘CES curse?’ Gadget show has poor record
• Paul campaign pulls in cash from military donors
• Former teacher accused of sex abuse was popular
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• Chattanooga makes New York Times’ intergalactic travel list
• Sheriff’s office seeking identity of credit card thieves
• Summerville man charged with burning his sister’s trailer
• A Hamilton County most wanted fugitive nabbed in Georgia
• DeKalb authorities find meth lab dump spot
• Chattanooga police arrest Missouri man wanted for rape
• Chattanooga: Two pick up recall petitions
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• NASA questions Apollo 13 commander James Lovell's right to sell checklist
• Holiday discounts crimp retailers’ profits
• Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of U.S. military
• Conservatives: Time to rally around a not-Romney
• Mocs lose Fobbs to Liberty
• Dunlap man indicted on 38 counts of receiving child porn charges
• Alcoa closing Blount smelting operation
• Tennessee State Education Department to lay off 26 workers
• Chattanooga Waffle House robbed at gunpoint
• Gov. Bill Haslam offers plan to curb crime
• Chattanooga's Wilcox Tunnel now open to traffic
• Tennessee Democrats call for GOP to change redistricting plan or will contest it in court
• Possible Casey Anthony 'video diary' surfaces online
• Jim Folkner doesn’t want Red Bank city manager job
• Three meth labs found at Rainsville, Ala., home after neighbors complain of odors
• Tennessee Rep. Tommie Brown to host public meeting on redistricting in Chattanooga
• Gilmer County Health Department to be closed on 12 Mondays
• Professor chairs presidential committee on health and fitness
• Dr. Pam Ross, chemistry alumna, speaks with students
• Physical therapy program secures 100% pass rate on national exam
• Assault charge against Taser-wielding Chattanooga police officer dismissed
• Rick Santorum surge thrills some Tennessee conservatives
• UTC earns SACS accreditation for next decade
• Campus construction update
• Problems with beef sold at Bi-Lo store in Rossville, Ga.
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• New England Journal: 200 years of medical history
• Now you see it, now you don’t: Time cloak created
• Iowa vote doesn’t resolve GOP search for identity
• West Virginia routs Clemson 70-33 in Orange Bowl
• 2012 Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Barton, Black lead Memphis over Tennessee
• Hamilton County corrections officer prevents inmate hanging at jail
• Burned Bradley County man charged with cooking meth
• Tenn. Rep. Vince Dean ‘very interested’ in redrawn Sen. Andy Berke seat
• Cleveland auto dealer unveils construction project, Chevrolet’s return to market
• Chattanoogan arrested for TennCare fraud
• Robbery attempted at East Ridge Bi-Lo
• Tennessee Senate GOP unveils redistricting map
• Michele Bachmann drops out of 2012 GOP presidential race
• Bowling-ball-wielding burglar nabbed on I-75
• VW posts best U.S. December since 1972
• Hamilton County Commission passes new rules for county grounds
• L.A. arson suspect cursed U.S. days before fires
• U.S. to Iran: American warships to remain in Gulf
• Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
• Wall Street’s happy new year: Dow up almost 180
• Michele Bachmann tells supporters she's staying in race
• Rick Perry: Reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses
• Ron Paul places 3rd in Iowa, looks to New Hampshire
• Newt Gingrich vows to fight on after poor Iowa showing
• 2012 Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Iowa GOP voters see Mitt Romney as best Obama opponent
• Lady Vols rout Lady Mocs
• Cumberland County delays start of schools
• Bradley County: Relatives of homicide victim arrested for disrupting court proceeding
• Tennessee GOP-drawn redistricting plan could cost Dems nine seats, officials say
• Dade County, Ga., inmate found dead in his cell
• Chattanooga mayor asks for money to address gang problem
• CBL refinancing yields $160 million in cash proceeds
• Local Army Guard unit returning home tomorrow
• Chattanooga police arrest man with gunshot wound
• California: Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage
• Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House to reopen
• 2012 Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Chattanooga police investigating shooting on Dodds Avenue
• Fire forces Red Bank family out of their home
• Teen leaves stove on, sparks house fire in Dallas Bay
• Up to 4 inches of snow expected in Eastern Tennessee tomorrow morning
• 2 critically hurt after van crashes into wrecker in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Vols lose two of top assistants
• Nick Soto gains Southern Scuffle finals
• Chattanooga police investigating New Year's Day shooting on Southern Street
• Police arrest suspect in Cleveland, Tenn., homicide and hotel fire
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Atlanta Falcons TE Tony Gonzalez signs 1-year extension
• UTC's B.J. Coleman invited to NFL combine
• McMinn store burglary suspect arrested
• McMinn man fatally shot in New Year’s Eve accident
• Titans edge Texans 23-22, but miss out on playoffs
• No. 7 Lady Vols top Auburn 73-52 in SEC opener
• Homicide suspected in Cleveland, Tenn., hotel fire
• Jubilee Day celebration marks signing of Emancipation Proclamation
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Virginia can't keep pace in 43-24 loss to Auburn
• 14-year-old shot; Chattanooga police investigating
• U.S. wants 2012 talks for Taliban political office
• Obama wooing veterans in campaign
• Parents held responsible for underage drinking
• GOP endorsement game intensifies, but does it matter?
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives 18 months after BP spill
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Two injured when train hits car in Polk County
• GOP voters focus on nation economy, not Iowa’s
• For Iran, cost of closing strait may outweigh gain
• U.S. job market ends year in better shape
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• 2012 New Year’s Day Holiday Solid Waste and Recycling Schedules
• Red Bank High School counselor Tim Neal dies
• Sears store at Cleveland's Bradley Square Mall targeted for closure
• Two arrested in Bradley County on meth, paraphernalia charges
• Rhea County man to receive Civil Air Patrol honor
• Tennessee tourist arrested after trying to check loaded gun at World Trade Center memorial
• Movie crowds dip to 16-year low as apathy lingers
• Bargain hunters divided shopping season into two
• In Iowa, Obama toils while GOP roars
• U.S. warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Stun guns used in Chattanooga robberies
• Chattanooga: Police name adult Christmas day shooting victims
• 3 miners rescued from Tennessee mine after fire
• Murder cases against mother, boyfriend moved to January 2012 in Chattanooga
• Homicide case in stabbing death of Chattanooga 15-year-old moved to January 2012
• Gang member’s assault case sent to grand jury in Chattanooga
• Head-on collision closes Highway 64 in Polk County
• News conference to be held on Gail Palmgren investigation
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• McMinn County: Chop shop investigation led to suspect shooting
• Cheetah the chimp from 1930s Tarzan flicks dies
• Hamilton County school board rejects charter school application again
• Marion County bridge to close Jan. 9
• Chattanooga area crime and fire map
• Railroad crossing repair to close 4200 block of Jersey Pike in Chattanooga
• Rainy morning makes for car accidents in Chattanooga area
• Twin probes to circle moon to study gravity field
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Back in campaign mode, 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls focus
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Drew Brees sets NFL single-season passing record
• Saints top Falcons 45-16
• Fewer people moving to Tennessee
• Police: Gunman in Texas murder-suicide was dressed as Santa
• Fatality in single car crash in Chattanooga
• Parents break rules to help young kids join Facebook
• Packers beat Bears 35-21, clinch No. 1 seed in NFC playoffs
• Chattanooga police investigate Christmas stabbing on E. 48th Street
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• Texas men trade same Christmas card for decades
• Pedestrian hit by car in Dalton
• Woman charged with attempted murder
• Prison Ministries founder Ingvalson dies
• Santa Claus passes new poll with flying colors
• Ugly, gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage
• Pros see stocks up in 2012, but big risks, too
• Dalton police: Man ran out into traffic on Christmas Eve, struck by car
• ’Tis the season to steal
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• Man shot multiple times on Sharpe Street in Chattanooga
• SWAT team answers call in Hamilton County
• Tornado touched down Thursday in Floyd County, Ga.
• Chattanooga police search for bandit in night robbery at bank
• Christmas angel pays off $4,000 in layaway at Cleveland K-Mart
• Chattanooga police investigate robbery at Wendy’s on Brainerd Road
• Show us your favorite Christmas ornament!
• Update: Most power restored in North Georgia’s Gordon County
• UTC celebrates the holidays
• House passes payroll tax cut for Obama's signature
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Chattanooga collision is identified
• Gordon County: 300 without power from heavy storm damage last night
• Wal-Mart pulls formula after baby dies in Missouri
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Romney says no to Gingrich debate
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• UTC Lady Mocs hold off ETSU
• Chattanooga police investigating body found in ditch
• Four Hamilton County jailers suspended with pay
• WRCB-Channel 3 back on Dish Network
• House GOP leaders accept Senate payroll tax cut measure
• Red Bank increasing its DUI patrolling
• Professor receives book published in his honor
• EWI continues scholarship support
• Physical therapy students host Congressman Fleischmann
• What do you want for Christmas?
• Chattanooga airport turns on full body scanner in time for Christmas rush
• Human remains found in Chattanooga's Renaissance Park identified
• Different Hamilton County judge to hear Mayor Ron Littlefield recall case
• Abuse victims in Joplin struggle to find housing
• New FAA rules to help end flying while sleepy
• Economy ends tough 2011 on a surprising upswing
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• Dalton: Car crash kills 7-year-old Calhoun girl
• Grundy County: 18-year-old killed in car accident
• Oregon: Man stunned that his family feared he was Gacy victim
• Update: Hamilton County Commission takes step to oust Occupy Chattanooga from courthouse lawn
• Check out Christmas trees from the Chattanooga area and share your own!
• TVA’s No. 2 man, Bill McCollum Jr., announces retirement
• Gail Palmgren funeral services set for Dec. 30
• Hamilton County Commission considering whether to oust Occupy from courthouse lawn
• Chattanooga area lawmakers join majority on tax cut
• Rise in home building suggests industry turnaround
• Why are toys selling out? Might be mommy blog buzz
• 2011 Christmas Holiday Solid Waste and Recycling Schedules
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• Council votes down Gunbarrel IHOP
• Man charged in McMinn County fatal stabbing
• Hemann turns down offer for Red Bank city manager
• Tennessee Higher Education Commission passes nearly $290 million projects list
• Victim identified in East Lake Courts shooting in Chattanooga
• U.S. Xpress lays off 20 from Chattanooga headquarters
• Two Chattanooga area bosses named among America’s worst
• 4-year-old Tenn. boy attacked by dog at SC party
• Finally, some bipartisanship - oops, nevermind
• Historic Chattanooga red-light district map discovered
• Websites make weight-loss wagering easy
• Attacks hurt Newt Gingrich in Iowa, no letup pre-caucus
• At gas pump, 2011 was the year of the big squeeze
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve; Plus the Countdown Village!
• At least one person shot on E. 25th Street in Chattanooga
• Boy dead, another hurt in possible abuse, Chattanooga police say
• Lady Mocs beat WCU
• Gordon County man charged with molesting 5-year-old
• UTC's Wes Dothard named All-American
• One dead in Gordon County slaying over weekend
• McMinn County slashing now ruled homicide; suspect sought
• W Road on Signal Mountain closed on Tuesday
• Cleveland’s Michigan Avenue Elementary honored for performance under Title 1
• 56-year-old man dies while trying to put out kitchen fire in Chattanooga
• Goal-oriented Iraq veteran graduates
• Classes begin Monday, January 9
• Accident on I-75 in Whitfield County
• Chattanooga Police investigate late night drive-by shooting
• Officials: US weighs North Korea policy after Kim death
• Setting foot on the Antarctic Continent
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve
• Foreigner On The Coca-Cola Stage For Riverbend 2012
• Antarctica: Visiting Palmer Long Term Ecological Research Station
• Journey to Antarctica - Gentoo-Fest!
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Packers perfect season ends with loss to Kansas City
• Colts finally win one, beating Titans 27-13
• Chattanooga: Drive-by victim was running from shooting
• Dalton: Man shot in parking lot of Hamilton Medical Center
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve
• Truck crash blocks I-75 in McMinn
• Area slaying suspect hangs self in jail
• Chattanooga man hit in drive-by shooting
• Missouri university chief sorry band played ’Dixie’
• Fatal shooting in Gordon County, Ga.
• Veteran consumer advocate takes on big-time sports
• States unlikely to heed NTSB call for cell ban
• Tennessee ninth-grader pleads guilty to impersonating cop to get credit-card data
• 2 centuries after New Madrid quakes, what’s next?
• Cleveland mom arrested on child neglect charges after two children went missing
• Virtual schools booming as states mull warnings
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve
• UTC basketball's Chris Early suspended indefinitely
• TVA says legal costs have reached almost $11 million for the Kingston Plant coal ash spill
• Immigration law critics in Alabama: ICE conducting raids
• Missing Cleveland 1-year-old and 3-year-old found, Amber Alert cancelled
• Nursing students donate time, gifted items this holiday season
• Kilpatrick Volunteer Fire Department treasurer accused of mishandling funds
• 3 jailed for burglary, theft in Bradley County
• McMinn County deputies seek suspect in attempted murder
• Athens, Tenn., utility warns of scam artists posing as energy advisers
• Disabled adult taped, held in bathroom without food in East Tennessee
• Anonymous donors pay off Kmart layaway accounts
• Unemployment claims at lowest in 3 1/2 years
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve
• Ryan, Abraham lead Falcons to 41-14 rout of Jags
• Man suffers gunshot to elbow
• Lady Mocs blow out Belmont
• Congress agrees on spending measure to avert government shutdown
• Committee rejects opening up urban growth boundaries
• Eleven arrested in Marion County in meth conspiracy
• Study of school vouchers needed before legislation, says Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam
• Fire at vacant Cleveland Chair Company in Cleveland, Tenn., ruled arson
• Volkswagen Passat a finalist for North American Car of the Year
• 2 arrested in illegal gambling operation in Calhoun
• Tennessee unemployment declines to 3-year low
• Tennessee Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey floats special session on health care law
• Dalton police seeking information about stolen pickup truck
• Dalton, Ga., police seeking man wanted on theft, forgery charges
• Chattanooga beer board suspends T & B Lounge’s license over double stabbing
• Fire ignites while Dalton woman sleeps
• Consider a gift to UTC
• WUTC’s December 25th schedule
• Hamilton County: Architect chosen for new elementary school
• NORAD tracks Santa around the globe this Christmas Eve
• Southern Burger opens at Row
• Take that back! Returns are big for the holidays
• Could U.S. drivers ever abide by cellphone ban?
• Poll: Republicans shrug at Romney’s business past
• Car plows into BB&T Bank in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Three Georgia men charged with kidnapping
• Cat's 26 toes help boost Milwaukee animal shelter
• Marion County Sheriff's Office investigating fatal fire this morning
• No jail time for Sequatchie commissioner accused of soliciting teens for sex
• Georgia school district suspends all marching bands due to 'inappropriate physical activity'
• Journey to Antarctica - Our weather luck runs out
• Tennessee Sen. Mike Bell named as chairman of Government Operations Committee
• Tennessee Department of Transportation hub officially opens in Chattanooga
• Tennessee and Georgia lawmakers side with House GOP leadership on payroll tax issue
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal asks legislators to support Gingrich
• Tennessee police officer charged with rape of 14-year-old girl
• Gangs use Facebook to recruit, intimidate
• No cellphones, no texting by drivers, U.S. urges
• Sometimes the most wonderful day of the year comes late
• Retail sales are helping economy grow consistently
• New Years at Noon 2011
• Red Bank makes city manager pick
• W Road closed due to crash
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Chattanooga City Council hears alternate redistricting proposal
• Two face meth charges after North Georgia chase
• Lauren Alaina ringing in new year on Fox special
• Search on for missing Whitfield County man
• U.S. Xpress trucking pioneer Pat Quinn dies
• Federal board recommends ban on all cell phone use by drivers
• A cuss or two a day may keep pain away
• Journey to Antarctica: A very rare opportunity - Emperor Penguins!
• Space heater plugged into cheap extension cord causes house fire in Chattanooga
• Missouri driver sent and received 11 texts before deadly school bus crash
• Nearly 20,000 children in Tennessee are homeless, study reports
• Reports: 2 dead in hand grenade attack in Belgium
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• Forget the fruitcake: Give skydiving lessons
• You’re greedy: Romney, Gingrich tussle before Iowa
• Journey to Antarctica: Whales, Wows and Wonders
• High court to look at Arizona immigration law
• Lady Mocs rout KSU
• Five minors injured in school bus crash in McMinn County
• McMinn County High School locked down today
• Several street closures set to start Tuesday
• Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation to be on display in Nashville
• Medical examiner determines Harrison man stabbed, beaten to death
• State liquor lobby wins ‘Lump of Coal’ award
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Journey to Antarctica: Good morning from the Drake Passage
• Ex-Penn State coach Paterno in hospital after fall at home
• Johnson leads No. 7 Lady Vols over DePaul
• Saints beat Titans 22-17 for 5th straight victory
• Ryan throws 4 TDs as Falcons beat Panthers 31-23
• Hamilton County: Two arrested after shooting on Signal Mountain
• UT assistant Russell headed to Washington State
• Tennessee charging stations for electric cars are mostly idle
• Poll shows Southern Baptists' reputation is suffering
• As use of CT scans for kids soars, doctors unsure of cancer risk
• Economy turns pot into a popular cash crop in Appalachia
• Man dies after jump from seventh floor of Knoxville apartment complex
• Brick-and-mortar retailers cry foul over Amazon's latest promotion
• Fire claims Apison family's home and pets
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Calhoun defeats Buford in overtime, 27-24
• Red Bank man, woman arrested in three burglaries
• Missing East Ridge teen found safe
• McMinn County: ATV driver dies from wreck injuries
• Chattanooga: Powe found not guilty of statutory rape
• Gordon County deputies seek suspects in Christmas present thefts
• Feds question TVA's thrift
• Knoxville man charged in assaulting girlfriend with claw hammer, throwing her 3-year-old son
• Planes, trains and automobiles
• Chemical engineering student wins national award
• UTC professor Pedro Campa to speak at fall 2011 commencement
• Motive still unknown in Virginia Tech officer shooting
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Employees Honored for Service and Excellence
• McMinn County: 3 injured in crash of 2 ATVs
• Rhea County man charged with TennCare fraud
• Official: Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• University Honors students support Bridge Refugee Services
• Pujols signs 10-year contract with Angels
• 2 men arrested in stabbing of 2 other men in Chattanooga
• Graduate psychology student wins state award
• Three Chattanooga-area women win $500 Visa gift cards from the Times Free Press
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed in campus shootings
• Chattanooga police arrest 15-year-old in shooting of security guard
• East Ridge Police searching for runaway teen
• Hamilton leaving Chattanooga chamber for Cincinnati
• Dalton police investigate possible child abduction
• Fire guts much of former Cleveland Chair Co. building
• Rising Star To Dazzle Hometown Crowd For Riverbend 2012
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Fort Oglethorpe: Parolee charged with soliciting sex in Walmart parking lot
• Woman in hospital after seizure while driving
• Tennessee bond outlook is improved
• Thursday school closings and delays
• Cumberland County man shot in dispute over money
• Signal Mountain gets some snow
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Ex-Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• HHS says no to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• 'Secret Santa' drops $5,000 in red kettle at Fort Oglethorpe Salvation Army
• 807 Fire and Ice Club in Chattanooga faces state hearing after violations
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Fire burns Rafael's Italian Restaurant in Collegedale
• Antarctic Weather History Lesson Everyone Should Know
• Red Bank postpones city manager selection until Dec. 13
• Meeks, Davis win LaFayette council seats in runoff
• Hypodermic needles, syringes found in clothing at North Georgia Wal-Mart
• Eton, Ga.: Sunday alcohol-by-the-drink approved
• Wilson qualifies as first Democrat in Hamilton County mayor race
• Chattanooga: Well-known pastor, professor Jack McEwen dies
• Preparing for a trip to 'the other Pole'
• Tennessee couple loses everything as firefighters watch home burn to the ground for want of a $75 fee
• Tennessee adds former RB Jay Graham to coaching staff
• Pedestrian struck in Dalton, Ga., hospitalized in stable condition
• Chattanooga Police: Second suspect charged in attempted murder case
• Karey Williams named as new principal at Southeast High School in Whitfield County
• Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield handed second legal defeat
• Chattanooga's biggest independent bank, FSG, taps Midwest banker as CEO
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• First-class mail: Just a little bit s-l-o-w-e-r
• For GOP’s Gingrich: Big declarations — and hurdles
• Man struck by car in Dalton, Ga.
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Lee University student struck by car on campus, transported to Skyridge
• Wreck shuts down I-75 south in Bradley County
• Herman Cain removing name from Tennessee ballot
• Suspect sought in bank robbery in Jackson County, Ala.
• Mac McCurry named Marion County football coach
• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest
• Police seeking information in Dalton theater burglary
• Collegedale officer reprimanded for “display of affection” with wife in patrol car
• Pat Summitt, Mike Krzyzewski honored by Sports Illustrated
• Georgia: Police search apartments, woods for missing girl
• South Carolina primary up for grabs, Gingrich making big play
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• McMinn County inmate passes away while in custody
• Tiger Woods ends 2-year victory drought
• Hassell, Georgia women too much for Georgia Tech
• No. 8 Lady Vols gets 73-57 win over No. 21 Texas
• Johnson leads Titans to 23-17 win over Bills
• Texans beat Falcons for sixth straight win, 17-10
• One person dead in St. Elmo crash
• Whitwell truck, bike crash kills one
• Iran says it shot down U.S. drone
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• No. 3 Oklahoma State makes BCS case in 44-10 win over Oklahoma
• No. 21 Clemson stuns No. 5 Virginia Tech in ACC title game
• Hood, Hall lead Lady Mocs in 59-46 defeat of Elon
• College of Charleston tops Mocs in two OTs
• Second-half dominance buries Georgia as LSU rolls to SEC title
• Train hits car on tracks; driver unhurt
• Next moves unclear on payroll tax cut extension
• Europe, facing abyss, embraces German might
• Herman Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• Icon of U.S. military now in Iraqi hands
• Gingrich bets on unconventional primary strategy
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since 2009
• Suggest what you think were the biggest news stories of 2011
• Authorities hope to remove Jeep, Palmgren remains off Signal Mountain on Saturday
• Judge to decide next step for man convicted in quadruple murders in Ranger, Ga.
• Robin Hood presents UTC commemorative book
• University sponsors campus sustainability garden
• Students partner with local school children to create streetscape art project
• Student drives movement to end sexual assault on college campuses
• Hamilton County Schools improve on state report card
• Wayne County 27 - South Pittsburg 14 - Final score Tennessee Class A High School Football
• Chattanooga: Two men stabbed after fight at lounge
• Sexual assault reported on UTC campus
• Trion, Ga., woman faces 108 charges in drug case
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Jackson legacy expected to thrive after trial
• Apple juice can pose a health risk — from calories
• Economy improving, but job growth is still weak
• Trion woman faces 109 charges in drug case
• UTC Lady Mocs beat UNCG
• Gail Palmgren's Jeep found on Signal Mountain, no body found inside
• Murderer with connections to Chattanooga escapes from jail
• GBI arrests Trenton commissioner
• Beer board says sales would be OK at proposed East Brainerd steakhouse near church
• Robin Smith to announce congressional intentions Friday
• Tennessee receivers coach Charlie Baggett leaving
• Police say teenagers set off deer urine bombs in local Walmart
• Fog causes 46-car pileup in Nashville area this morning
• Billy Graham spends night in NC hospital near home
• Roger Ebert says show going on hiatus
• GOP: Offsetting cuts must cover payroll tax relief
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Europeans face historic choice: unite or divide?
• Honda worker cited under Alabama immigration law
• Special-needs school bus involved in wreck, 4 children taken to hospital
• Hixson High School Assistant Principal Lee Sims moves into lead job
• W Road on Signal Mountain reopens
• Two charged in theft at Mt. Olive Church of God in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Democrats target Tennessee Rep. Scott DesJarlais
• Dr. Konrad Bachhuber to head $1.5 billion Wacker plant in Charleston
• Iowa: Suit donated to Goodwill held man's life savings
• 2 arrested in counterfeit checks scheme in Calhoun, Ga.
• Man shot in downtown Chattanooga in possible robbery attempt
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in US
• House in Lookout Valley damaged by early morning fire
• Americans’ confidence in the economy surges
• For American, a blemish on a distinguished history
• Red Sox choose Valentine as manager
• Tennessee task force recommends tougher standards for lottery-funded scholarships
• Urban League asks Chattanooga council for Multicultural Chamber money
• Murder trial begins for Tennessee woman charged with killing 4-year-old adopted daughter
• Trial date set in Chattanooga rapper’s death
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years in pop star's overdose death
• Is Herman Cain dropping out of the presidential race?
• Ohio: Officials take 200-pound 8-year-old from mother
• Chattanooga: Snow flurries expected rest of the day
• Landslide shuts down Highway 35 in Jackson County, Ala.
• List of Tuesday school delays around the Chattanooga area
• Is tech friend or foe to Santa Claus?
• Marine: Fears of end to gay ban prove unfounded
• More kids skip school shots
• List of school delays Tuesday because of flooding in the Chattanooga area
• First Democrat throws hat into 2012 Hamilton County mayor race
• Walker County Schools classes have two-hour delay on Tuesday
• Two-hour delay in opening Chattanooga Christian School classes on Tuesday
• East Ridge deputy fire chief suspended after gun found by 4-year-old
• Dalton police search for suspect in gun theft
• Blevins, Gouger, Ribeiro win Mr. Football Awards
• Whitfield roads remain clear, Catoosa reports high water, one road closure
• Two teens charged in Bradley Central High School burglary, vandalism
• High water closes roads in McMinn and Meigs counties
• Gun rights groups to challenge limitations in Tennessee
• Rhea County Schools close at 10 a.m. today
• Clifton Hills Elementary closing early today
• Hamilton County: Search under way for missing kayakers
• Chattanooga: Petition drive for city of Hamilton starts today
• Urban Meyer accepts job as Ohio State football coach, ESPN says
• Tuskegee Airman exhibit gets new home at GA museum
• Items in '12 Days of Christmas' now top $100K
• 3 hurt in Hamilton jail fracas
• Syracuse University fires assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine
• Meth lab caused Hixson house fire Saturday
• Titans overcome 4 turnovers, edge Tampa Bay 23-17
• Falcons hold off Vikings 24-14
• No. 1 Baylor gets 76-67 win over No. 6 Lady Vols
• Georgia police probe killing outside Smyrna mall
• Third passenger in west Georgia plane crash dies
• Veterans of Georgia missile site plan reunion
• Alabama legislators eye new ways to target meth
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Chattanooga man in critical condition after being stomped in the head by four men
• Utah man viewed child porn on Mass. flight
• 4 dead in Chicago-area plane crash
• 2nd American student arrested in Cairo back in US
• Dallas Bay house fire contained
• Richardson powers No. 2 Bama past Auburn, 42-14
• Georgia beats in-state rival Georgia Tech
• Crash stops traffic on I-75 northbound near Cleveland
• Man struck by car while crossing Lee Highway in Chattanooga
• Republican field crowded and likely to remain so
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Companies give GOP, regulators, different messages
• Airlines cut small jets as fuel prices soar
• Sharp elbows: Shoppers scuffle on Black Thursday
• Holiday Dinner Train
• North Pole Limited Train
• Man struck by car while crossing Lee Highway in Chattanooga
• Shots fire during Chattanooga robbery
• Pit bull bites 4 year old in Chattanooga
• Cincy beats Lady Mocs
• Catholics prepare for new Missal on Sunday
• Autoworkers still not happy with Bob Corker
• Georgia to consider vast changes to justice system
• Chattanooga man shot in reported drive-by
• Chattanooga man in critical condition, shot after traffic accident
• Man in Franklin County charged with reckless endangerment after shots fired
• Chattanooga police investigate 2 early morning shootings
• Check out the Very Merry Gift Guide of area shopping specials in today's paper
• Idaho State beats Lady Mocs
• Tennessee man granted presidential pardon
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• Supercommittee failure complicates election year
• Occupy protests cost nation’s cities at least $13M
• Strains in German economy trouble Europe
• Thanksgiving Holiday - Garbage and Recycle Collection Schedule
• SoConversation: Postseason Edition
• Four Vols face suspensions
• Gift idea: new commemorative book about UTC
• Memorial Credit Union in Chattanooga robbed today
• Rarity Club developer ordered to pay Chattanooga home builder $5.8 million
• Atlanta could lose millions over parking dispute
• Snow possible in Chattanooga area next week
• Enter to win big Black Friday prizes from the Times Free Press!
• SoCon media less impressed with Mocs
• Tennessee: Women say church shunned them after they accused pastor of theft
• Occupy protests cost taxpayers at least $13 million
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Nursing students support food drive
• State put off portable toilet request for Occupy Nashville
• Memorial service for Georgia's Larry Munson planned for December
• Knox County judge won't release files on disgraced jurist
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Obama in New Hampshire: I’m a tax-cutter, GOP should go along
• Economy could suffer if tax cut, jobless aid end
• Don't slash military budget, GOP contenders say
• 11th Circuit upholds strict Georgia execution standard
• Four arrested in Fyffe on drug charges
• Chattanooga City Council debates hiring attorney over mayoral recall
• Proposal to close Taft Youth Center in Bledsoe County raises opposition
• Tennessee: Federal government spent more than $29,000 in Sarah Palin hacker trial travel expenses
• Georgia soldier claims he was predatory lending victim
• Team picked to oversee Chattanooga area growth plan
• Seven Mocs make All-SoCon teams
• Tennessee motorists can expect crackdown during Thanksgiving weekend
• Georgia: Man crawls under smoke to rescue blind man
• ’Ten Commandments judge’ seeks top Alabama post again
• Early morning fire leaves Chattanooga family homeless for Thanksgiving
• Child killed by day care bus in Memphis school parking lot
• Proposal to tax Jack Daniel's whiskey derailed
• 101-year-old Georgia man robbed in home
• Finalists revealed in Chattanooga Times Free Press Holiday Wrapping Paper Contest
• Inmates harass victims via Facebook
• What next? Lawmakers look to undo the debt back-up plan
• J.R. Martinez wows ‘Dancing With the Stars’ judges
• Some fear megachurch bubble may soon burst
• Dade County woman falls from cliff
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• 14 Chattanooga gang members arrested over weekend
• Finalists revealed in Chattanooga Times Free Press Holiday Wrapping Paper Contest
• Missing Arizona girl's mother arrested on child abuse charges
• Flintstone man arrested for 3 armed robberies
• Tennessee: Judge rules Russian adoption case will be open to the public
• Stocks plunge as debt talks near collapse
• University honors African American alumni
• End of the semester wrap-up
• 5 arrested in series of Chattanooga car thefts
• Knoxville makes Forbes 'Dirtiest Cities' list
• Fake doctor injected cement in Miami woman's buttocks
• Chattanooga police ID 19-year-old shooting victim
• GM to build Equinox in Spring Hill; 700 jobs open
• October home sales decline in Chattanooga
• U.S. reps to visit Alabama to talk about immigration law
• Dense fog delays some flights at Atlanta airport
• One suspect in early morning shooting arrested
• Shooting victim identified
• Collegedale crash victim identified
• Stewart wins Homestead to win NASCAR championship
• Falcons hold off Locker, Titans for 23-17 win
• Female dies in Collegedale crash
• Cavaliers stun No. 3 Lady Vols in overtime
• Driver hits bicyclist in Middle Valley
• Robbery, shooting reported on 16th Street
• Shooting on 49th Street probed
• Gordon lifts Tennessee over Vanderbilt 27-21 in OT
• Mocs blow late lead in season-ending loss to Wofford
• Georgia beats Kentucky, 19-10, wins SEC East
• Child missing from Winchester, Tenn.
• GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa
• Science panel: Get ready for extreme weather
• Aerial view of tsunami zone: cleaner but barren
• Deep spending cuts pose a new threat to U.S. economy
• Official says Wagner not a suspect in Wood death
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Mocs Gameday: Wofford
• Lady Mocs beat Indiana State
• East Ridge fire damges condominium units
• Lady Mocs trail Indiana State at half
• Mercedes manager from Germany arrested on Alabama immigration charge
• Knoxville man convicted in Chattanooga woman's death
• Knoxville police arrest 14-year-old armed driver
• Police catch burglary suspects in Dalton
• Sharetta Smith honored as Chattanooga young professional
• Walker County teen charged with posting porn on school website
• Avett Brothers coming to Chattanooga's Track 29
• Romney raises $200,000 in East Tennessee visit
• Scientists to place new earthquake monitors in Georgia
• Chattanooga Volkswagen employees celebrate Car of the Year win
• 2 Oklahoma State women's basketball coaches die in Arkansas plane crash
• Is economy best birth control? U.S. births dip again
• Debt, elections prod GOP to ease anti-tax stance
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks
• Ooltewah man, 20, arrested in shooting death of teenager
• Chattanooga prevails in high-speed chase lawsuit
• TVA president not getting raise in 2012
• Startup Tennessee comes to Chattanooga
• SoConversation: Week 12
• State Sen. Eric Stewart announces run for Congress
• Suspects described in Drummond Drive shooting
• Honda edges Chattanooga-made VW Passat diesel for Green Car of the Year
• Ohio: Mother charged in death of 28-pound teen girl
• CARTA gets $2.5 million for green buses
• Sheriff IDs man killed by tree in Georgia storms
• Beer licenses suspended from four Chattanooga restaurants for underage sales
• Retail hiring cuts Georgia unemployment
• Police: Chattanooga man shoots up two would-be home robbers
• Dog that survived gassing finds home in New Jersey
• Man dies in shooting near Collegedale
• Veganism has some stylish new spokespeople: Celebs
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• Georgia water supply task force looks to reservoirs
• Couple bug Ohio student to hear teacher bullying
• Lauren Alaina to sing at the White House
• Seattle: Elderly woman pepper sprayed at Occupy protest
• Missing woman last seen in Cleveland, Tenn., in June
• 1 killed as storms move through Georgia
• Chamber looks at CEO transition
• Tyler Bray stays the same
• Lookout Mountain Incline Railway shut down early for repairs
• Pharmacy robber sought in Calhoun, Ga.
• Tornado watch in effect for Chattanooga and surrounding area until 7 p.m.
• Hamilton County Commission takes no action on Occupy protesters
• Chattanooga school bus accident sends two students to hospital
• Supercommittee: Boehner calls tax plan fair offer
• LaHood: Deeper Savannah harbor ‘has to happen’
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost
• European economy has all but stalled, report says
• Red Bank first city to purchase Chattanooga-made Passats
• Coalfield may have more suspensions for game against South Pittsburg
• Chattanooga City Council committee agrees to work on new redistricting draft
• Tennessee health commissioner worried about state, federal cuts
• UTC Coach Russ Huesman discusses Mocs' finale
• Student Support Services hosts African-American males conference
• Meigs County officer’s ‘hit man’ case goes to grand jury
• Update: Chattanooga hospital sends baby's body home in a cooler
• Campus police selects new lieutenant
• Free drugs can help prevent repeat heart attacks
• House GOP leader says deficit deal likely
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown
• City Of Chattanooga Department Of Human Services Named As Center Of Excellence
• Chattanooga hospital sends baby's body home in a cooler
• Flintstone, Ga., woman shot in leg later arrested on theft charges
• Man accused of trying to set his ex-girlfriend’s apartment on fire
• RV, other items stolen in DeKalb County, Ala.
• DeKalb, Ala., authorities arrest three in separate drug busts
• Crews evacuating Mohawk factory in Dalton
• Driver charged in accident that killed 11-year-old
• Ceremony to mark new burial method in Georgia forest
• Tyler Bray cleared to practice, questionable for Vandy
• Power rates up 2.8% in December
• Supreme Court will hear Obama's health care case this term
• New Traffic Restrictions For Wilcox Railroad Overpass
• Bradley Central's Stovall commits to UTC
• Family escapes, but Red Bank house fire claims cats’ lives
• No. 3 Lady Vols beat defensive Pepperdine 89-57
• Lady Mocs blown out at No. 1 Baylor
• Kahne beats Edwards and Stewart to win at Phoenix
• Lost man found in Polk
• Titans defense stifles Panthers in 30-3 win
• Saints beat Falcons in overtime on Kasay kick
• Small earthquake recorded near Trion
• James, No. 6 Oregon run past No. 3 Stanford
• Johnson’s 2 touchdown leads Arkansas past Vols
• Skiles arrested in child abuse case
• Murray throws 4 TDs as Georgia routs Auburn
• 2nd Tennessee drug task force worker arrested on theft charge
• 2 wounded in shooting at TSU homecoming
• Poaching blamed for extinction of Western Black Rhino
• Gaultier arrives in fashion-conscious Texas
• Magazine’s 1st MAD men get a rare reunion
• Obama announces outline of deal on trade zone
• Perry, Cain, manage crises with humor, defiance
• At top schools, the elite defend right to protest
• Panel: Test every child for cholesterol by age 11
• Venezuelan police free major leaguer Wilson Ramos
• Chattanooga police seek man in beating of children
• Lady Mocs beat UAB
• Stand-off, fire end with no injuries in DeKalb County, Ala.
• Key witness in Penn State sex abuse scandal placed on leave
• Venezuela vows all-out hunt for Nationals' Wilson Ramos
• Florida dog eats $1,000 cash
• In South Carolina, Romney looks to solidify campaign strength
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Nixon shed no light on tape gap to grand jury
• As Cain, Perry scramble, Gingrich seeks an opening
• Eric Church Kicks Off Riverbend 2012
• Marion County school deemed fire hazard; operates uninspected for 10 years
• Trucks banned from Wilcox railroad bridge in Chattanooga
• Tennessee House Speaker Beth Harwell will consider bid for Congress
• SoConversation: Week 11
• Tennessee state troopers went undercover among Occupy protesters
• Arson caused Rossville home explosion, officials say
• Plans for new Ooltewah elementary school advance
• Campus master planning needs your input
• Hamilton County signals intent to divert $75,000 from multicultural chamber
• Nixon's long-secret Watergate testimony coming out
• Hixson Pike: An early morning school bus crash sends 6 students to the hospital
• Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela
• Law signed letting University of North Dakota drop Fighting Sioux name
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent
• Russia races to rescue Mars probe from Earth orbit
• Recent pattern of Air Force errors embarrassing
• Options for Iran oil sanctions face economic risks
• Alabama county files for largest municipal bankruptcy
• Hixson's Oak Park shopping center defaults on loan
• Taylor Swift, The Band Perry big winners at CMAs
• Gateway Plan for the North Shore Parks District
• Community invited to University master plan meeting
• St. Petersburg Times to change name in January
• Hunter Road back open after early morning wreck
• Police, drug lobby clash over Oklahoma meth bill
• Experts: Half of foster kids quit high school
• World economy needs China to slow growth gradually
• Enter the Chattanooga Times Free Press Holiday Wrapping Paper Contest
• Girl stabbed three times in Rhea County on Halloween night
• Chattanooga: Man killed when hit by train in apparent Halloween suicide
• Tennessee education commissioner wants teacher evaluation streamlined
• Music Department offers wide range of fall concerts
• Boggs can’t imagine a better way for LaRussa to retire
• Billions in Tennessee government contracts lack ‘effective oversight,’ audit says
• State Democrats announce efforts to educate voters on new photo ID requirements
• Walker authorities looking for cigarette-theft suspect
• UT safety Brent Brewer out for season
• La Russa announces retirement after leading Cardinals to World Series victory
• Names listed for mass grave at Civil War cemetery in Mississippi
• Woman arrested in neighbor’s stabbing in Chattanooga
• Cain team denies report of sexual harassment
• Mom of Connecticut man convicted of killings testifies
• Enter the Chattanooga Times Free Press Holiday Wrapping Paper Contest
• Stewart wins at Martinsville
• Titans snap 2 skids beating winless Colts
• Walker County woman wounded in shooting
• No. 22 Georgia gets rare win over Florida, 24-20
• U.S. economy surpasses pre-recession level after 15 quarters
• Paladins lead Mocs 3-0
• You may bite the bride: Viva Las Vegas chapel offering elaborate horror-themed wedding ceremonies
• Chattanooga: Three shot on Fifth Avenue
• Change in succession rule may help girls to throne
• Costly wildfire defies firefighters in Georgia swamp
• Need a speaker? President Obama may be available
• Americans spending more with income almost flat
• Chattanooga: Three shot on Fifth Avenue
• Woman charged with vehicular homicide in Chattanooga
• TSA to ax worker who left note in bag with sex toy
• Dog survived Alabama gas chamber, up for adoption in New Jersey
• Mount Everest mountain climber presents film on campus
• Accelerated computer science master’s degree offered
• Ensworth beats Baylor 3-0 in volleyball state championship match
• Attempted robbery in McMinn leads to recovering stolen property
• Nashville protestors issued misdemeanor citations
• See Baylor play Ensworth at TSSAA volleyball championship
• Arrests made at Wall Street protest in Nashville
• Medicare relief: premiums not as high as feared
• Mobility falls to record low as Americans stay put
• Economy grew 2.5 pct. in Q3 as consumers rebound
• Wayward pooch, owner reunited after 3 months apart
• East Ridge approves fireworks ordinance
• Baylor in Division II state volleyball final
• Man died of wound to the head in Walker Street shooting
• Chattanooga: Man wanted for trying to make woman eat her cell phone
• Cleveland police search for bank robber wearing Vols jacket
• Carmike Cinemas opening 12-screen movie theater in Cleveland, Tenn.
• New law on military medals being highlighted by Tennessee state officials
• U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., predicts credit problems from new Fed rule
• Chattanooga bar 807 Fire and Ice appeals board decision revoking beer license
• SoConversation: Week 9
• Chattanooga: UTC evacuates parts of campus after bomb threat
• Lady Mocs picked to win SoCon
• VW profit up sharply in quarter
• WUTC membership drive reaches goal
• Mocs tabbed SoCon wrestling favorite
• Secrets of long life sought in DNA of the elderly
• State budget cuts clog criminal justice system
• Flat tax renews fight on ‘trickle-down economics’
• Wood Lottery To Be Held at the Moccasin Bend Waste Water Treatment Plant
• Palmgren claims harassment
• UTC linebacker arrested
• Dade man sentenced to life with parole in drug deal slaying
• Chattanooga man turns himself in after stepfather shot in the hip
• AP Source: West Virginia to Big 12 not done deal
• Chattanooga police charge man with raping 11-year-old boy
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• Browntown Road in Chattanooga closed by road cave-in at repair site
• Hamilton County frees up $50 million for school construction projects
• Chattanooga getting Fiat dealership after 20-year absence
• Alcatel-Lucent donates $100,000 to promote Chattanooga Gigabit Internet speed
• Broadcasting industry leader Daniel Burke dies
• Franklin County Commissioner John Page charged with offering drugs, money for sex
• 17-year-old shot on Greenwood Avenue in Chattanooga
• Tennessee man running for president with help from YouTube and a comfortable chair
• Meigs County officer arrested in murder plot
• Coppinger Announces $50 Million For Education Projects
• Chuck Fleischmann ices primary opponents Howard-Hill and Wamp in first straw poll
• National Prescription Take Back Initiative
• Motorcyclist Injured By Pick-Up Truck Driver
• Robbery At Athens Federal Community Bank In Cleveland
• Death highlights women’s role in Special Ops teams
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• Just in time for the holidays, a bad economic mood
• Economic fears fuel distrust of government
• J.R. Martinez in first place; Chaz Bono exits
• Police: 2 Nebraska boys kept in wire dog kennel
• Civil Rights Museum seeks donors for renovation
• Tennessee black caucus threatens legal action over redistricting
• Names of Casey Anthony jurors released in Florida
• Dayton City School closed early today due to water leaks
• Darren Wesley Huff convicted in plot to seize Tennessee courthouse
• Winning $320,000 lottery ticket sold in Decherd
• Distaste for Obama grows in Tennessee
• 82-year-old woman dies in Gordon County crash
• Shooting on Roanoke Avenue Injures 44 Year Old Man
• Man shot in the hip on Roanoke Avenue in Chattanooga
• Hamilton County Commission votes to retain Magistrate Larry Ables
• Chattanooga-based Astec profits up on 20 percent sales gain
• Religious harassment complaints at the workplace are on the rise
• Government job losses a growing drag on recovery
• Investigators Determine Cause Of Peacock Alley Fire
• City Wood Lottery To Be Held October 27
• Dalton Police Arrest Man on Arson Charge
• A divide over when to use in-depth cholesterol tests
• A guide to Obama administration’s new mortgage-refinance plan
• Firefighters working to put out house fire in Catoosa County
• Warrants issued against Georgia man in connection with shooting
• Cormetech adding 30 jobs in Cleveland
• Candlelight walk calls attention to domestic violence
• Gunfire Damages Big Rigs on I-75
• Gunfire Damages Tractor Trailers On Interstate 75
• Rash of thefts at ATMs in Nashville, Chattanooga
• UTC Mocs' Wes Dothard, Terrell Robinson honored
• Researchers downplay danger of Lyme disease in Tennessee
• Five People Shot, One Killed In Walker Street Incident
• Volkswagen sales may hit No. 1 worldwide this year
• Cigna to buy Healthspring
• Walker Deputy Resigned Over Sexual Indiscretions
• TSSAA Rules Against Signal Mountain High
• Conflicting Stories Over Sunday Morning Shooting
• Rangers win game 4 of World Series
• Bowyer beats Burton to give RCR 100th victory
• Officials: Soldier kills deputy, then self in Georgia
• 138 killed in Turkish quake
• Falcons beat Lions 23-16 behind Ryan’s 2 TDs
• Arian Foster totals 234 yards as Texans rout Titans 41-7
• Woman shot in East Lake Courts
• 4 die in Marion wreck
• Police Investigating Stabbing, Searching For Suspects
• Children’s party in Bradley County ends in shooting, melee
• No. 2 Alabama rolls to 37-6 win over Vols
• Rape, molestation charges added in Dalton arrest
• Mocs hold on to beat Elon
• Stabbing victim in serious condition
• AP-GfK Poll: 37 percent of public back Wall Street protests
• U.S. boosts pressure on Pakistan over terrorism
• Social Security raise welcomed in tough economy
• Mexican truck is first in delayed NAFTA program
• Harrison Man Arrested On Meth Lab Charges
• Dalton Police Arrest Suspect After Tennessee Amber Alert
• Public Bike Share System Delayed Until 2012
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Ellison convicted of murder in Dade County stabbing death
• Chattanooga's Historical Haunts: Memorial Park Part 1
• Rossville man sentenced to 22 years for selling oxycodone
• Tennessee girl, 12, found in Dalton, Ga., after Amber Alert issued
• Probe clears Dade County bus driver
• LJT expanding Chattanooga plant
• Harrison man arrested on meth-making charges
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Dade County jury to begin deliberation on Johnathan Ellison’s murder charges
• Man Arrested After Making 100+ 911 Calls
• McDonald's net income rises 9 percent
• Housing Market Sales Show Decrease From August
• Alabama man's last words before execution: "Game over."
• Harold Camping of Family Radio International now sees end of world Friday
• Jack Daniel distillery targeted for more taxes
• EPB’s Bill For April Tornado Cleanup Tops $3.5 Million
• AP-GfK Poll: Hope weak for economy, Obama remedies
• Pulled from drain pipe, Gadhafi was shown no mercy
• Few Americans take immigrants’ jobs in Alabama
• Rangers rally in 9th, beat Cards to even Series
• Traffic flowing again on Interstate 75 after rush-hour crashes
• Creative Discovery Museum gives “I wanna go to Chattanooga!” YouTube stars family pass
• Nursing students have 100% pass rate on national exam
• Professor, alumni present research at national geology meeting
• Anti-Defamation League Regional Director to kick off Diversity Lecture Series
• UPDATED: Missing Dalton 3-year-old found in woods
• Regional planning expert to speak at Hunter Lecture Series
• Students help document jumping jacks at Brown Academy
• SoConversation: Week 8
• Investigator said Dade County murder suspect Johnathan Ellison changed his story
• Beer Board Revokes Beer License For Fire & Ice Club
• Chattanooga, Hamilton County receive $350,000 in highway safety grants
• Beer permit revoked from Chattanooga's 807 Fire and Ice bar
• Zoo Begins Demolition Process For New Exhibit
• Two Men Arrested After Undercover Bobcat Buy Bust
• Two Men Arrested After Undercover Bobcat Bust
• Connecticut mom pleads guilty to forcing beer and cocaine on her young children
• TVA Laying Off 800 Workers At Watts Bar’s Unit 2 Project
• State Employee’s Association Calls For Worker Pay Raises
• State Employee’s Association Calls For Worker Pay Raises
• “Skimmer” Suspects Get Arrested in Nashville
• Dalton “Skimmer” Suspects Get Arrested in Nashville
• AP-GfK Poll: Public unsettled on Obama challenger
• St. Louis Cardinals win World Series opener
• Woman killed in Catoosa County house fire
• Man and woman arrested for burglaries in Red Bank
• Dalton bank card 'skimmer' suspects arrested in Nashville
• Tennessee State Comptroller Justin Wilson questions Revenue Department procedures
• Expert testifies DNA on 1 knife didn't match suspect’s in Dade County stabbing death
• Tennessee police, non-profits to receive training on sex trafficking from TBI
• Man Found Hanging From Church Pavilion Rafter
• Man Found Hanging From Rafters Of Church Pavilion
• City Parks & Rec Department Trying To Quell Email Rumors
• City Parks & Rec Department Trying To Quell Email Rumors
• Walker County Schools Superintendent Melissa Mathis to retire
• Hamilton County Commissioners deadlock, delay vote on magistrates
• Exotic animals escape Ohio farm; owner found dead
• In The Midst Of Sale, Krystal Looking To Double In Size
• Ft. Oglethorpe Fight Brewing Over Sunday Alcohol Sales
• Ft. Oglethorpe Fight Brewing Over Sunday Beer & Wine Sales
• Georgia State Patrol Asking For Public Help
• Five Puppies Rescued From House Fire On Shawhan Road
• Five Puppies Rescued From House Fire On Shawhan Road
• Social Security to hand out first raises since ’09
• Obama looks to South in bid to help keep his job
• Red tape, corruption stifle Iraq’s economy
• All against Cain: Upstart targeted in GOP debate
• FACT CHECK: Misfires on taxes and more in GOP debate
• Study: Cain tax plan raises taxes on 84 percent
• 5 puppies rescued in Chattanooga house fire
• Peacock Alley investigation in Dalton moved to Friday
• Expert witness testifies of bloody knife fight in Dade County murder trial
• Video: Disney surprise gone wrong- We're not going to Chattanooga???
• Vols shuffle it up at Tuesday's practice
• GBI probing allegation of Eton, Ga., police misusing seized money
• Kids Like Chattanooga Better than Disney World
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• Walker County Pair Face Charges After Chase
• Ooltewah Residents Consider Creating A New City
• Second Homicide Suspect “Pooh Pooh” Bates Arrested
• Officials Examining Bones Found in Renaissance Park
• ‘Kudzu bug’ threatens to eat U.S. farmers’ lunch
• Hamilton Co. Students Need To Study Harder
• For a jobs bill in pieces, Obama hits road in North Carolina
• Philly police: Disabled victimized by theft scheme
• Palestinians: Israeli soldier moved to Egypt
• Second Chattanooga homicide suspect, Roderick “Pooh Pooh” Bates, arrested
• 211 Glenwood Drive: Home of J.B. Frazier
• 6 Things You Didn't Know about Herman Cain
• Dalton: Part of Hamilton Street closed Thursday for fire investigation
• Rep. Curry Todd steps aside from committee chairmanship
• Group seeks to form new city to fight annexation by Chattanooga
• Terry Hart named interim CEO of Chattanooga airport
• Suspect vehicle photo released in skimmer case
• McCormick: House GOP firearms task force to continue
• Vols QB Tyler Bray has plate put in broken thumb
• Investigators Release Photo of Skimmer Vehicle
• Georgia: Divers search lake for man in wheelchair
• Assault Suspect Being Sought By Chattanooga Police
• Assault Suspect Being Sought By City Police
• Georgia high school coach severely beaten after game
• Officer-involved shooting in Calhoun, GA
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies after massive wreck
• Fagan Street Shooting Injures Two Teenagers On Sunday
• TVA Dropping Residential Rates Over Lower Fuel Costs
• Dalton Fire Officials Looking Into Peacock Alley Fire
• Dalton Officials Looking Into Peacock Alley Fire
• Sequoyah Access Traffic Crash Injures Two
• Winners Picked For Firehouse Chili Cook-off
• Dalton Police Warns About ATM Card Scam
• St. Louis Cardinals beat Milwaukee to win National League title
• Falcons rally to beat Cam Newton’s Panthers
• Chattanooga police seek burglary suspects in two incidents
• Romney’s rise challenges tea party’s clout in GOP
• Justin Townes Earle looks back at year of recovery
• Newspaper delivery delayed today
• Two teens shot in drive-by shooting this morning in Chattanooga
• U.S. ventures into bloody Africa conflict
• Challenges loom as world population hits 7 billion
• Kenseth grabs win at Charlotte to move up in Chase
• Georgia escapes with a win at Vanderbilt
• FBI probes dead newborn aboard cruise ship
• Richardson leads No. 2 Alabama by Ole Miss 52-7
• Chattanooga's Seaberg leads emergency physicians
• Champions dethroned in chili contest
• Listeria outbreak devastates California cantaloupes
• Credit card “skimmer” found at Dalton bank ATM
• Retail sales rose strongly in September led by autos
• Hair attacks force Ohio Amish to seek outside help
• Roach-eating contest at Six Flags Over Georgia
• Dead trees will mar Texas landscape for years
• Tuvalu water crisis may point to global problems
• FACT CHECK: Closer look at Cain’s retirement model
• House votes to give states control over coal ash
• Couple accused of dumping nearly 1,000 tires on elderly man's property
• Chattanooga police charge mom who abandoned 2-year-old and 6-month-old with child abuse, neglect
• Lines for Apple's new iPhone 4S strain supply in Chattanooga area
• Undergraduate chemistry students present research
• US court blocks Ala. law requiring immigration checks at school
• Ringgold man arrested for attempted hit and run in 4-car pileup
• Chattanooga man kicked, punched and robbed on UTC campus, police say
• Man Beaten By Gang Of Men Outside 5th Street Residence
• GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain visiting Tennessee today
• 40-year growth plan for Chattanooga region identifies 3 possible planners
• Student wins national scholarship through social media
• Gas leak shuts down Thornton Avenue in Dalton, Ga.
• University to celebrate National Letter Writing Day
• Magazine editor Gary Belsky gives career advice to students
• Walker County dispatcher arrested for DUI
• Atlanta Man Arrested Here On Child Molestation Charges
• Dalton Police Makes Arrest in Child Abuse Case
• Dalton Fire Department Continues Investigation
• Harry Potter studio to open for public tour
• Brrraaains! ‘Walking Dead’ back for another season
• Ambassador plot casts light on Iran’s strike force
• Man charged in Dalton with shaking infant daughter
• Signal Mountain defeats Chattanooga Christian 76-35
• Robinson to start for Mocs on Saturday
• Connecticut man convicted in deadly home invasion
• Alabama woman arrested in connection with moonshine operation
• SoConversation: Week 7
• Ellijay kayaker injured going over Washington waterfall
• AT&T 3G service restored in Chattanooga
• Police arrest Cordelle Collier and charge him with attempted first-degree murder
• Suspect Arrested After Late Night Long Street Shooting
• Chattanooga Police arrest Emmett Jones in connection to shooting death of Reginald Clark
• Homicide Suspect Emmett “D-Baby” Jones Arrested
• Florida lawmaker wants to bring back firing squads and electric chair
• 6 months pass after Tennessee woman's abduction
• Woman Arrested After Abandoning Her Toddler
• Deadly Black Death bug hasn’t changed, but we have
• Congress passes 3 free trade agreements
• Romney inevitable? Perry weighs TV ads to slow him
• Ellijay kayaker injured going over Washington waterfall
• Man shot in arm on Long Street in Chattanooga
• Colorado mom accused of letting 9-year-old girl drive
• Women end sex strike in remote Colombian town
• Safety chief says state learned lesson over Chattanooga voter signup refusal
• NCAA concludes Auburn investigation
• Family lost in Mass. corn maze calls 911 for help
• Chickamauga woman charged with abandoning 2-year-old daughter in ditch
• Arrest of Tennessee’s guns-in-bars law sponsor triggers controversy
• Four sent to hospital after Dalton crash
• Jury deliberations start in Connecticut home invasion case
• Man found stabbed to death near Fort Payne, son arrested
• Tennessee lawmaker arrested on DUI, gun charges
• Women’s Studies series looks at women’s athletics
• Passenger recalls bathroom trip for terror suspect
• Fire Destroys Home in Riverview Subdivision
• Homicide Suspects Identified, Now Being Sought By Police
• Kansas DA stalls domestic battery cases over budget cuts
• California Man Arrested Here On Child Sex, Porn Charges
• Vitamin E pills linked with prostate cancer risk
• GOP DEBATE FACT CHECK: Regulations not a huge jobs killer
• Man arrested in Ooletwah on California sex charges
• Republican presidential candidates debate economy and jobs
• Cherokee Nation: Challenger wins chief election
• Accident on I-75 by Cloud Springs Road
• Moonshine still found in McMinn County
• Chattanooga police seeking 2 suspects in Friday slaying
• Calhoun, Ga., man wanted for filing false assault report
• Photo: Fire at house on 1507 Edgewood Circle in Chattanooga
• Terrell Robinson a hot topic at Mocs media lunch
• Signal Mountain Votes Against Local Business
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to back Romney for president
• Chattanooga Center for Creative Arts will be one of the first schools to perform Disney's 'Tarzan'
• Website set up on plans to open STEM school in Hamilton County
• Dalton PD Seek Help Finding Suspect on Battery Warrant
• Occupy Atlanta group vows to stay in downtown park
• Lean times on the Thames: Big Ben slightly askew
• Foreign insects, diseases spread in U.S.
• Not the economy? GOP campaign focuses elsewhere
• Walker County Sheriff’s Office employee resigns after investigation into policy violation
• Comeback kid? On eve of Republican debate, Rick Perry 'pretty confident' he'll win
• Cases against men charged in Red Bank killing sent to grand jury
• Giant Hixson retail, commercial center deferred two months
• Angry Knox County mom foils alleged robbers' escape
• Dalton man wanted for assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Vols hoping to avoid more 'doom and gloom'
• Tennessee pastor charged in church member's burglary
• Corker hits National Labor Relations Board
• Mocs drop out of football polls
• Dalton Fire Destroys Ten Downtown Businessess
• Freak Accident Leaves Firefighter Hospitalized
• Police Seek Mother For Abandoning Her Children
• East Ridge House Fire On Pioneer Ridge Trail
• Police seek mother who abandoned 2 children
• East Ridge crews fight house fire
• Mike Landguth leaves Chattanooga airport post for Raleigh job
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Tennessee governor Haslam refuses to disclose any personal income
• 4 in Nashville sue immigration agency over raid
• Inmates could staff fire stations in Georgia county
• Homecoming week begins
• Signal Mountain Football Team Stripped Of Wins
• Missing Hunter Found Deaad On Daus Mountain
• AARP to help raise awareness about Tennessee voter ID law
• Steelers bounce back, rip Titans 38-17
• Johnson dominates from start to finish at Kansas NASCAR
• 1 dead in Dawson, Ala., shooting
• Grundy hunter's body found
• Cleveland shooting wounds one
• Tornado damage to Smokies to be studied
• Barking dog alerts Georgia family to fire
• Complete remains of WWII pilot buried in Memphis
• Fire destroys Dalton’s Peacock Alley
• Vols lose to Georgia 20-12
• McCarron passes No. 2 Alabama past Vandy
• Texas A&M buses vandalized in Lubbock
• No. 1 LSU overmatches No. 17 Florida
• Search for missing man resumes Sunday
• Bradley firefighter injured
• Mocs fall short at No. 1 Georgia Southern
• Stars must align to win a place on Walk of Fame
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Slave descendants fight to stay in Cherokee tribe
• Feds announce California pot dispensary crackdown
• Army aviators in high demand on the battlefront
• Split in cultural conservatives could help Romney
• Airport Road Man’s Death Ruled As A Homicide
• Suspicious Package Left On Walnut Street Bridge
• Over 200 Show Up In Miller Park For Occupy Chattanooga
• Friday Homicide Linked To Fight At Downtown Nightclub
• Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed
• Officers wear hazmat suits to remove more than 200 cats from Georgia home
• DeKalb County arrests roundup nets 26 on various charges
• Accident on I-24 East
• Plaintiffs try again to halt Murfreesboro mosque construction
• Covenant Transportation Group to report third quarter loss
• Cress Gallery welcomes works of Wendy White
• Rossville man arrested in connection with East Ridge car break-ins
• Nobel Laureate Peter Diamond to speak on campus
• Department of Psychology to host conference
• U.S. asks federal appeals court to block enforcement of Alabama's new immigration law
• Radio Host Robert T. Nash Returning To Local Airwaves
• East Ridge Police Arrest Blocker Ln Car Burglar
• Tennessee bond sale to help VW, Amazon, Wacker
• Woman who came within 2 months of being executed leaves Tennessee prison on parole
• Man found dead in trailer was shot in back, medical examiner says
• This Week in the Civil War
• Tullahoma’s role in Civil War topic of seminar
• Black bear bites hunter in south Georgia
• Cherokee Blvd. driver center moving to Dayton Blvd.
• Madisonville: ACLU weighs in on Sequoyah High gay club controversy
• 1st of 'Cuban 5' spy ring out of U.S. prison
• Panel advises against prostate cancer screening
• Amid anti-tax mood, Arkansas cities raising taxes
• Census: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Eyeing an Afghan exit, military resets priorities
• Schools look at Ooltewah site for new elementary
• Fire burns down Rossville home
• Zach Arden wins iPad from Times Free Press Facebook contest
• Man charged in Connecticut home invasion details abuse
• Settlement reached in Georgia headcoverings lawsuit
• Court considers Georgia ban on guns in churches
• UPDATE: TBI asks for help identifying woman found naked and dead behind gas station
• Traditional retailers criticize Tennessee/Amazon deal
• SoConversation: Week 6
• Haslam, Amazon Announce Sales Tax Agreement, Jobs
• Country music star Glen Campbell to perform concert honoring Pat Summitt
• VW recalls 168,000 cars for fuel leaks
• City Police Investigate Bicyclist vs Van Accident
• Operation Hustle Flow ll Nets 48 Wanted Drug Offenders
• Autopsy Says Margaret Karen Morton Was Killed By A Horse
• Airport Adds Solar Generation to TVA Renewable Power
• Dalton PD Seeks Suspect In Parking Lot Assault
• Dalton PD Seeks Info On Burglary Suspect
• In Kodak’s troubles, a snapshot of an icon’s fall
• Alabama loses workers as immigration law takes effect
• American lives altered by 10 years of war in Afghanistan
• NACS Promotes Customer Excellence
• New Book Travels Through History of State’s Dixie Highway
• Diamondbacks send series to Game 5 with 10-6 win over Brewers
• Freese, Cardinals beat Phillies to force Game 5 in NLDS
• Hamilton County narcotics investigation leads to 167 indictments
• Crash in Dalton sends driver to hospital
• Dalton police look for female suspect in assault, robbery at Zaxby's
• Dalton police search for burglary suspect
• Bank of America website woes enter sixth day
• Bradley County Sheriff’s office: Watson couldn’t balance legislative and county positions
• Monteagle gets ‘A’ bond rating, projected ‘stable’ outlook
• Contractor testifies in Connecticut home invasion trial
• TBI asks for help identifying woman found naked and dead behind gas station
• Georgia records show Troy Davis' final death row hours
• Knox dad: She’s strong, ‘but it’s been tough time’
• Red Bank Abruptly Fires City Manager Chris Dorsey
• City Council Approves Purchase Of Blue Rhino Art
• Bradley County Gets Grant For Phys Ed
• State Rep Resigns From Bradley Sherrif’s Department
• A case of returned mail and an execution appeal
• 4 airports try limited low-hassle security checks
• Bernanke warns economic recovery close to faltering
• Aqua-Scarium Halloween Party
• Red Bank fires city manager Dorsey
• Chanel undersea set awes at Paris fashions
• Body found in trailer on Airport Road in Chattanooga
• Helicopter crashes into New York's East River
• Captain Eric Watson resigns from Bradley Sheriff’s office
• Dalton coach Matt Land on probation for grabbing player
• Suspects In Murder Of Local Pastor Accuse Each Other
• Suspects In Murder Of Pastor Accuse Each Other
• Family Members Of Murder Suspect Consolidate Pleas
• Family Members Of Murder Suspect Consolidate Pleas
• Mowbray Mountain Property Searched After Nurse Death
• General Services Director Paul Page Official Resigns
• Alabama Couple Pleads Guilty Of TennCare Fraud
• Corrections Officer Fired For Smuggling In Drugs
• Chattanooga man dies in state prison
• UTC Mocs in need of 'any win'
• Derek Dooley 'extremely pleased' with Tyler Bray
• New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said to have decided against presidency
• New iPhone expected from Apple today
• UT President DiPietro says future bright at UTC
• Georgia woman given wrong ticket, wins $25 million
• Police: Pennsylvania couple locked boy, 7, in coffin
• San Francisco dog owners hope to sway mayoral race
• You never write any more; well, hardly anyone does
• Occupy Wall Street movement has grown quickly
• Tennessee Multicultural Chamber lots bought by lender CCDFI at auction
• Littlefield Says City Services Official Likely To Resign
• Collegdale Police Nab A Wanted Counterfeiter
• Cleveland Woman Gets Stabbed Multiple Times
• Corrections Officer Jailed For Smuggling In Pot
• VW sells over 3,100 Passats in first month
• Mocs fall in football polls
• Tennessee truck stop got stimulus money despite bankruptcy
• Federal judge consolidates sentencing for Mathews family
• Red Bank man’s skull fractured in 10 places during home invasion
• Apple expected to unveil new iPhone this week
• Prosecutors nearly done in Connecticut home invasion trial
• Man Shot By Woman’s Ex- Boyfriend On W. 38th Street
• 57 Year Old Woman Found Dead In Her Montlake Home
• Atlanta Falcons hold on late for 30-28 win over Seattle
• Hasselbeck’s 3 TD passes lift Titans over Browns
• Kurt Busch wins NASCAR race at Dover
• Dead Montlake Road woman identified
• New boyfriend shot; ex-boyfriend charged
• Georgia’s Washington to miss UT, Vandy games after DUI
• Richardson, No. 3 Alabam routs No. 12 Florida 38-10
• Bounce house deflates at Riverpark with children inside
• Mocs meltdown gives The Citadel a win at Finley
• Bray throws 4 touchdowns as Tennessee beats Buffalo 41-10
• Hamilton sheriff probing Montlake Road death
• Tennessee Education Department outlines school district strategies
• Plane crashes into Ferris wheel in Australia
• Navy explores longer sub deployments
• Hispanic students vanish from Alabama schools
• Bank of America debit fee is only the latest
• Group Of Youths Attack 70 Year Old Man On Webb Road
• Police Seeking Four Men Who Robbed Comfort Inn Suites
• Medic: Info from Jackson doctor didn’t add up
• Killing Americans: On uncharted ground in attack
• Woman stabbed in Bradley County
• Dog shot and killed in Soddy-Daisy, owner wants answers
• Agnes Patterson of East Ridge wins $2 million in lottery
• 70-year-old Chattanooga man robbed while mowing the lawn
• Student wins contest with innovative charity idea
• University Fraternity and Sorority Life flourishes with increased participation, engagement
• Chattanooga police seek man who robbed Comfort Suites at gunpoint
• Georgia Northwestern cadet accidentally shoots himself in leg
• University to host SMART Grid workshop
• Early morning accident claims one life in Ringgold
• Officials: al-Awlaki, U.S.-born al-Qaida leader, killed in Yemen
• Alabama immigration law stands, but cops still wary
• Group Of Business Owners Protest East Ridge Fireworks
• Haz-Mat Exercise Tests Responders, Procedures
• Hamilton County May Have Third State STEM School
• Arrest Made In Mini Mart Shooting From Last Week
• Killer cantaloupe, scary sprouts — what to do?
• Guard: Jackson doc collected vials before 911 call
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon?
• International journal, book on undergraduate psychology research underway
• Judge denies mistrial in Connecticut home invasion case
• SoConversation: Week 5
• Tennessee homosexual couples double over past decade
• Hamilton County Commission OKs pact for 40-year growth study
• Students arrested in SAT cheating case in New York
• Guard describes scene in room where Jackson found
• Nuclear Regulators To Review Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• Dalton Teenagers Help To Recapture Sexual Predator
• Wacker Polysilicon Taking 60 Applications
• 4 Americans get pot from U.S. government
• Walt’s Raided For Illegal Gambling Machines
• Theme parks cash in on guests’ Halloween screams
• Violent incidents up 39 percent in Afghanistan
• Rays clinch AL wild card with stunning rally
• Braves complete colossal collapse, lose to Phils
• Chattanooga police conduct gambling raid at restaurant
• Colorado boy pleads guilty to killing parents
• Cordalro Stricklane indicted on murder charge in Chattanooga
• Man shot in apartment complex in Athens, Tenn.
• Tennessee Democrat Jim Kyle blasts attempts to reduce access to HOPE scholarship
• Tennessee Parole Board to release former death row inmate Gaile Owens
• Jury sees texts between 2 men in home invasion
• Hamilton County Commission tables resolution to return PILOT money control to school system
• Appalachia faces steep coal decline
• Florida welfare applicants less likely to use drugs
• Detectives Tavel To Alabama To Search Palmgren House
• Council Tackles Redistricting, Hope To Finish By November
• Watts Bar Worker Charged With Falsifying Report
• Michael Jackson’s voice echoes through Los Angeles court
• In GOP race, Romney, Perry, Paul are the money men
• Congress dodges one crisis, now on to the next
• J. Todd Foster resigns as executive editor of the Chattanooga Times Free Press
• Jurors see more evidence in Connecticut home invasion
• Grammy-winning drummer to perform on campus
• UTC Mocs' Nick Davison probably out for season
• Derek Dooley: 'There's nothing really I can say about it.'
• Hearing moved for Chattanooga man charged in child rape
• Cleveland man dies after collision with semi
• Sen. Andy Berke selected as one of six leaders to join NewDEAL
• Two Masked Gunman Attempt To Rob S. Terrace Dollar Tree
• Soldier mom surprises daughter at Alabama school
• Dalton firefighters extinguish Columbia Recycling blaze
• Chattanooga firefighters put out early morning car fire in EPB parking garage
• Connecticut home invasion trial continues
• Three Young Men Accused Of Beating A Man To Death
• Multicultural Chamber President Steps Down
• Bones Found Behind Alexian Village Not A Medical Matter
• LaFayette City Manager Resigns Unexpectedly
• Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts
• U.S. Marines find rewards in Afghanistan
• Shooting and crash kill 2 people in Atlanta
• Australia removing all gender barriers in military
• U.S. government shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• LaFayette accepts city manager Johnnie Arnold’s resignation, names new one
• Cleveland football coach E.K. Slaughter is Titans' prep coach of the week
• Sherrie Gilchrist out at Tennessee Multicultural Chamber of Commerce
• Woman sues Soddy-Daisy cemetery after falling into open grave
• TVA engineer testifies as trial on Kingston ash spill resumes
• UTC Mocs drop in football polls
• Georgia police shoot 'irate' driver at PGA Tour
• Vols continue secondary shuffle
• Chattanooga and Wolfsburg, Germany named sister cities
• Mother charged with aggravated child abuse after stabbing daughter
• Fleischmann introduces plan for ‘real job growth’
• Chattanooga to become sister city to Wolfsburg, Germany
• Papers late this morning because of production problems
• Freed US hikers describe harrowing ordeal in Iran
• Home Invasion Robbery Reported Through Facebook
• Chattanooga robbery reported through Facebook
• Whitfield County Accused Killer Densmore Denied Bond
• Mother Arrested After Stabbing Her Teen Daughter
• 11 Year Old Passes Away After Traffic Accident
• Mom stabs daughter in back
• Libyans find grave said to hold remains of 1,200
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we're American
• Stewart wins NASCAR race at New Hampshire
• Suspect arrested in Red Bank slaying
• Texas A&M officially joins Southeastern Conference
• Braves lose to Nationals 3-0, hurting playoff bid
• Hasselbeck has two touchdown as Titans beat Broncos
• Spokeswoman: Nyad to quit Cuba-to-Florida swim
• National gas prices down 12 cents in past 2 weeks
• Man with broken leg survives 4 days in Utah desert
• Carnival: Man jumped overboard on Mexico cruise
• Child thrown from car last week dies
• Police Investigating Stabbing On E. 34th Street Saturday
• Man Shows Up A Hospital, Victim Of Mini-Mart Shooting
• East Ridge Police Respond To Unusual Shots Fired Call
• Mini-Market Robbery Suspect Caught
• Fast Response Catches Burglar In The Act
• Traffic Fatality On Hixson Pike Friday Night
• City Council Redistricting Status Report
• Red Bank police investigating body found after robbery
• Appalachian State rallies to beat Mocs
• Braves stumble again, lose to Nationals
• Murray leads Georgia over Mississippi
• Fatal Hixson Pike crash under investigation
• Chattanooga mini mart robbery suspect Tedarrius Myles caught
• Drive-by shooting in Chattanooga could be gang related, police say
• Chattanooga police investigate early morning stabbing
• Chattanooga police investigate gang shooting at mini-mart
• NASA: 6-ton satellite falls, hits Earth
• Uggla, Braves beat Strasburg, Nationals 7-4
• Chattanooga police investigate shooting
• Defendant coached wife, prosecutors say
• Cleveland, Tenn., woman "lucky to be alive" following flood rescue
• Students assist in building houses for Habitat for Humanity
• Students form new philanthropic foundation
• Local editorial cartoonist to speak at Conner Lecture Series
• Government paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• Fire Training Chief Suspended 10 Days Over Viewing Porn
• Obama: Changes will help school law, not weaken it
• Bradley County teen airlifted to Erlanger after accidental shooting
• Connecticut defendant: I never thought of untying girls
• Murder conviction could be tough for Los Angeles officer charged in homeless man's death
• Man shot fleeing US-Mexico border crossing
• Fire Guts Old Farmers Market Building On 11th Street
• Lawyers seek details on Ohio executioner's cancer
• Regular Brush Collection Resumes
• Fire blazing on 11th Street
• Erlanger trustees move ahead on health center replacement
• Homicide Arrest Made In May Shooting At Big K Market
• Suspect arrested in May shooting death of Herbert Strickland in Chattanooga
• John Paul Dodd arrested as suspect in two Bradley County thefts
• Chattanooga police have no clues in mystery shooting
• Bradley 911 Call Leads To Arrest Of Suspect
• Slow job growth in Tennessee will keep unemployment above 9% through 2013
• SoConversation: Week 4
• Chattanooga's Principal Leadership Academy director Godfrey Saunders resigns
• Connecticut home invasion defendant says never thought of untying girls
• Police Investigating Shooting In “Robbery Gone Bad”
• Georgia: Dalton unemployment falls to 12.1% in August
• College of Business hosts inaugural behavioral finance symposium
• AP reporter describes witnessing Troy Davis' execution in Georgia
• Mathews’ Parents Plead Gulity For Assisting Their Son
• County Clerk To Offer Official Photo ID For People Without
• County To Offer Photo ID For People Without
• Dalton Man Arrested For “Mooning”, Intoxication
• Connecticut home invasion trial continues, jury hears rest of confession tape
• Georgia executes Troy Davis; supporters claim injustice
• Braves lose to Marlins
• Supreme Court refuses to block Troy Davis execution
• 3-year-old girl burns herself in Trion, Ga.
• Michelle Rhee stresses education reform, accountability
• Judge refuses to stop Troy Davis' execution for cop's killing; protesters insist on innocence
• Housing Market Remains Strong, Above U.S. Average
• Housing Market Strong, Above U.S. Average
• Winchester gets funding for roadway landscaping
• Former Ohio governor Ted Strickland to attend Democrats’ Jackson Day event in Nashville
• Tennessee budget office director Bill Bradley steps down
• Derek Dooley talks to his team about standards
• Texas president suggests revenue sharing an option
• Georgia inmate's execution nears; protests worldwide for Troy Davis
• Councilman withdraws challenge to Fort Oglethorpe candidate
• Man arrested after chase
• Two men wanted in East 23rd Street laundromat robbery
• Confession to be played in Connecticut home invasion trial
• Troy Davis nears Georgia execution despite protests
• Two Wanted In Sunday Evening Laundromat Robbery
• Georgia inmate wants polygraph before tonight's execution
• Strong Arm Robbery Suspect Arrested After Pursuit
• Ex-Girlfriend Of Accused Cop-Killer Gets Indicted
• Ex-Girlfriend Of Accused Cop Killer Gets Indicted
• Library Board Sets $50 Fee For Non-Residents
• Couple Killed On Railroad Tracks Had Been Drinking
• Lawyer says Iran about to free 2 jailed Americans
• Pac-12 Conference decides it won't expand further
• Boy hit by car in Apison
• Tennessee mother accused of killing twins released on bond
• Chattanooga tourism’s gains outpace regional competitors
• Nashville paramedic suspended after anti-gay Facebook post
• Sen. Alexander To Resign From Leadership Post
• Sen. Lamar Alexander To Resign From Leadership Post
• Johnson Sentenced For 2009 Fatal Accident
• Colorado girlfriend of accused Chattanooga cop-killer indicted
• Accused shooter bound over to grand jury after judge watches video of slaying
• Georgia man charged in Chattanooga parking lot stabbing
• Russ Huesman wants Mocs to be better
• TVA, Other Agencies to Conduct Nuclear Drill
• Derek Dooley declines Tuesday post-practice interview
• Elderly Man Dies From September 6th Crash
• Playground Equipment Theft Leads To Arrests
• Man dies from injuries received in Sept. 6 auto accident in Chattanooga
• Reports say Facebook to launch major profile redesign
• Two in Bradley County arrested, charged with stealing playground equipment
• Dalton man wanted in dragging of officer arrested
• Georgia board denies clemency for Troy Davis
• Two Children Ejected in Accident On Rossville Avenue
• 25 Year Old Injured In Collision With Train
• Two children ejected from car after collision in Chattanooga
• Driver injured in Bradley County train, car collision identified
• Dalton police seek DUI driver who dragged a police officer behind his car
• Realignment focus shifts to Oklahoma, Texas
• DPD Seeks DUI Driver After Hit & Run, Officer Assault
• Woman Shoots Self In Foot During Domestic Altercation
• Chattanooga woman shoots herself in the foot after domestic spat
• Mocs honored, UTC climbs in polls
• Fleischmann: tax hikes ‘unacceptable’ from Obama
• Chattanooga man charged in child rape given time to find a lawyer
• Police: Trucker killed 3 prostitutes across South
• Atlanta video surveillance center to open
• Calhoun, Ga., man wins $107,142 in lottery
• 10th person dies from injuries in Reno air crash
• Pregnant woman arrested on meth charge in DeKalb County
• Jackson County, Ala., man arrested in meth bust
• Mocs' Reed arrested
• Connecticut: 2nd trial begins for 2007 home invasion murders
• Florida man shoots church pastors, kills wife
• Georgia board to meet on high-profile case of Troy Davis
• President Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Police Have Suspect In Custody In Whitfield Murder
• County School Board Changes Mind On Home School Sports
• County School Board Changes Mind On Home School Sports
• Amazon Offers Jobs To 1,500 Applicants
• Two Highway Deaths On I-75 Related To Alcohol
• One Man Shot, Two Assaulted During W. 13th St Robbery
• One Man Shot, Two Assaulted During W. 13th St Robbery
• Ryan throws 4 TDs, Falcons rally past Eagles 35-31
• 2011 Emmy winners
• Crash injures Cleveland motorcyclist
• Train, car crash in Bradley County
• Plate-sized jellyfish ring Ala., Miss. islands
• 5 bikers found dead in RV at Tenn. event
• Rain postpones NASCAR race outside Chicago
• Two assaulted, one shot in robbery
• Kainen’s death means life for others
• Titans force three turnovers, beat Ravens 26-13
• Two men assaulted, one shot during morning robbery in Chattanooga
• 2 killed on I-75 in Whitfield
• House fire kills 2 in Rocky Face
• Mocs lead EKU 17-14
• No. 16 Florida hands Tennessee another loss
• Hudson, Jones lead Braves past Mets
• Auburn’s 17-game win streak ends at Clemson
• Murray, Georgia roll past Coastal Carolina
• Daughter of Ted Kennedy dead at 51
• 2 alligators seized in New Jersey drug raid
• WWII-era plane crashes at W.Va. air show
• Mondale daughter Eleanor Poling dies
• Reno police: 9 killed in air crash
• Pair accused of grim, real-life ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’
• Chickamauga Battlefield Commemorates the Battle for Chickamauga
• Germany faces unappetizing choices in euro crisis
• Alabama county votes to settle debt, avoid bankruptcy
• Captured drug kingpin pets strain Mexico’s zoos
• Obama administration reworked Solyndra loan to favor donor
• Housing danger: Slump a 2012 liability for Obama
• Mets bully Braves, 12-2
• Two in McMinn face drug, weapons charges
• Pair accused of grim, real-life ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’
• Official: Air race crash 'mass casualty situation'
• State high court rules against UTC professor
• University celebrates 125th anniversary
• 2 accused of grim, real-life 'Weekend at Bernie's'
• Dean receives award from professional engineering society
• Tennessee man steals toilet paper, gets four years in prison
• Police: Tennessee mom placed dirty underwear in hospital, called in bomb threat
• Body found in woods during search for missing Dalton, Ga., man
• Early morning crash kills motorcyclist on Boy Scout Road
• Tennessee mom tells police she smothered newborn twins
• Knox County: Shooter claims self-defense after finding girlfriend with other man
• Motorcycle Traffic Fatality on Boy Scout Road
• U.S. Postal Service Looking At Chattanooga For Cutbacks
• LaFayette Minister Facing Felony Theft Charges
• Cleveland Officials Believe Catnapper Plant Fire Was Arson
• Feds Going After Bradely County Homeowner
• Man Charged With Sexual Battery On 12 Year Old Girl
• Two Charged With Burglary After Fleeing From Police
• Police Need Help Searching For Strong-Arm Robber
• Musty Odor Causes Scare at Memorial Hospital
• As Iraq pullback nears, U.S. still at war in south
• Dr. Oz accused of fear-mongering on apple juice
• Boehner: Debt panel can start on major tax changes
• Chattanooga's Historical Restaurants - Nikki's Drive Inn
• Hamilton schools allow home-school athletes registered with system
• Kendrick leads Phils in 1st game of doubleheader
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to young U.S. Marine
• Copper Basin football player faces child molestation charges
• 2 arrested after chase on Lee Highway
• Soddy-Daisy senior accused of groping 12-year-old girl selling items for school fundraiser
• Pregnant woman injured in robbery, Chattanooga police seek suspect
• Haz-mat call at Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga stemmed from moldy bananas
• Japan accident cuts nuclear power growth in half
• License revoked for 1 Chattanooga club, suspended at second
• Two Chattanooga-area schools given Feds’ Blue Ribbon
• SoConversation: Week 3
• Midtown Music Hall Loses Beer License, To Close Doors
• Still No Leads In Missing Donnie Lee Payne
• TeamHealth to build $18 million facility, add 550 jobs in East Tennessee
• Alstom unveils new Chattanooga product
• Tennessee mother charged in death of newborn twins
• Rocket decision seen as positive for Huntsville
• Bradley County looks for leads in 3-year-old missing person case
• Recall backers lash out at mayor’s fundraiser
• Hamilton County commissioners take up debt refinancing
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Fugitives
• Paramedic Suspended After Using Wrong IV Bag
• City Councilman Wants Appeal Of State Voter ID Law
• Murder Of Elderly Woman In North Not A Home Invasion
• Murder Of Elderly Woman In North Not A Home Invasion
• Shallowford Road Undergoing Utility Relocation Project
• Push under way to cut drugs for dementia patients
• Cautious consumers pull back on retail spending
• A referendum on Obama? GOP celebrates its NY win
• Crime Stoppers seeking information about 2010 homicide
• Chattanooga man accused of murder found not guilty
• Kohl’s sets Sept. 28 for opening of Hixson, Dalton, Ga., stores
• Gov. Haslam confident Tennessee will maintain good credit rating
• Former U.S. Rep. and Dalton native Harlan Mitchell dies
• Former Police Chief Testifies Officer Was Unfit For Duty
• Former Police Chief Testifies Officer Was Unfit For Duty
• Arrest Made In McMinn County Home Invasion
• Arrest Made In McMinn County Home Invasion
• Blood Assurance Seeking New Platelet Donations
• Carmakers show off in Frankfurt
• Council Passes On Texting, Moves Ahead On New Tunnel
• Bledsoe Couple Face Child Neglect Charges In Drowning
• London hosts massive arms exhibition
• Customs Officials Seize 500 Pounds Of Pot, Arrest Two
• Walgreens To Install Time-Delay Drug Safes
• Armrest wars: Flights are fuller than ever
• Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, census says
• New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer
• GOP wins in NY House race, seen as Obama rebuke
• Man seriously injured in multiple vehicle crash
• Chattanooga mother cited for neglect and endangerment
• Dropped cell phone leads to arrest of masked man accused of raping Chattanooga woman
• Tennessee state representative Joanne Favors appears before Chattanooga City Council
• Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Tuesday Morning Accident
• Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Tuesday Morning Accident
• Alstom plans to make gas turbine in Chattanooga
• Whitfield authorities seize over 500 pounds of marijuana and a BMW in raid
• Update: Family of man trapped in ropes course asks for privacy
• Russ Huesman meets with Mocs media
• Isaiah Crowell named Georgia starting tailback
• Chattanooga’s Eddie Roberson resigning from Tennessee Regulatory Authority
• Dooley: 'We're going to have to block these guys'
• Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of Teen On Southern Street
• Chattanooga: North Shore site installs solar parking system
• Kentucky: Future of Christian music festival in question
• Family of former Rebels' player sues Mississippi
• Archimedes' hidden writings to go on display
• Fear of Greek default hurts markets in U.S., Europe
• Families urge action as U.S. drafts Alzheimer’s plan
• Obama tax proposal worries Social Security allies
• NACS Promotes Better Health
• Leila Lopes of Angola is crowned Miss Universe
• Rick Perry assailed by GOP rivals, defends his record
• PULSE EXCLUSIVE: Corey Smith Responds With Song
• 19 Year Old Shot, Killed During Southern St. Melee
• Bad Traffic Crash Seriously Injures Father, Four Children
• 19-year-old man shot and killed during fight in Chattanooga
• Fashion Week - Easy elegance, deceitfully simple, on New York runways
• VW delivers first Chattanooga-made Passat to customer
• University remembers heroes, victims of September 11
• Senator Durbin praises Amazon/California tax deal
• Downed lines keep W Road closed
• Mocs climb to No. 14
• Report: South Pittsburg Improperly Took Utility District Money
• Audit says South Pittsburg improperly took $750,000 from utilities department
• Mocs Bradford, Dothard honored
• Study warns US must develop cyber intelligence
• Details Still Sketchy On Soddy-Daisy Shooting
• Details Still Sketchy On Shooting Of Soddy-Daisy Man
• Hiwasee River Monitored After Release Of Mercury
• Hiwasee River Monitored After Release Of Mercury
• Parents Of Accused Cop Killer Change Their Pleas
• Parents Of Accused Cop Killer Change Their Court Pleas
• Former Hamilton County Democratic Party Chair On The Outs?
• Over 200 Animals Adopted Out Over Weekend Event
• Man wounded in Soddy-Daisy shooting
• Stosur upsets Williams 6-2, 6-3 in US Open final
• Hudson struggles as Braves lose again
• Bears pound Falcons in opener
• Jones-Drew scores, Jaguars hold on for 16-14 win
• In flood, Mississippi River tried course change
• Boy, 16, among 2 fatally shot at backyard barbecue
• Man detained at Kansas City airport with suspicious items
• Texas fire destroys 1,554 homes, 17 people missing
• America Remembers On Anniversary Of 9/11 Attacks
• South Carolina beats Georgia 45-42 in SEC thriller
• McMinn County woman shot in dispute
• Southwest Airlines flight diverted to Nashville
• Catoosa Court Clerk Stone dies
• McCarron leads No. 3 Alabama by No. 23 Penn State
• South Carolina narrowly leads Georgia at halftime
• Pumps go dry in Benton
• Vols lead Cincinnati at halftime
• Chattanooga man shot by loose gun recovering
• NFL season jump-starts the economy
• Romney and Perry clash over Social Security
• TDOT under Haslam undoing reforms
• ESSAY: After 9/11, searching for American optimism
• Too wacky? Moving water from flood to drought
• Man Wounded In Accidental Shooting While Driving
• House GOP pledges speedy review of job proposals
• Chattanooga shooting victim shows up at hospital
• Grease catches kitchen on fire in Hixson home
• University to celebrate Founder’s Day with gala, parties
• Faculty and staff achievements
• Dallas mom glued daughter's hands to wall
• Education advocate Michelle Rhee to open Hunter Lecture Series
• Lt. Gen. Josiah Bunting III to give Constitution Day lecture
• Women’s Studies lectures begin with stories of a ‘Georgia Woman’
• Professor’s essay selected for report focused on teaching students about 9/11
• Man who dangled from ropes course for two days “very critical”
• Tennessee: Man, 75, given 8 years in prison for burning house
• Bledsoe high football player critical after injury at practice
• Woman dead, 9 sickened by fumes at Georgia McDonald's
• Ringgold football player arrested for drug deal
• Dalton Police Relaunch Crime Mapping Site
• Children excluded from school shopping?
• Man Trapped On Rope Course Remains In Critical Condition
• 13 Arrested In Vice Operation In East Chattanooga Area
• Body Found In Chickamauga Creek Has Been Identified
• ‘Game-changer’ in evolution from South African bones
• It’s Romney-Perry now, with plenty of differences
• Obama’s jobs proposals face a tough road in Congress
• Man survives two days tangled in ropes in Chattanooga
• New York Fashion Week launches with a twist for buyers
• Man rescued from remote climbing wall at Greenway Farms
• EPB continues work on restoring power
• 150 Georgia counties designated drought disaster areas
• 13 arrested in Chattanooga prostitution sting
• Hunter lost for 5 days in Tennessee ate worms to survive
• Ringgold man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Man found dead in Chickamauga Creek is identified
• AT&T has fixed three of four down towers in Chattanooga area
• SoConversation: Week 2
• Hamilton County schools top 42,000 students
• Volkswagen Chattanooga Plant Builds 10,000th Passat
• Federal agency says city retaliated against sexual harassment victim
• Woman arrested in husband’s slaying
• North Georgia EMC says most customers have power again
• Missing weapons from Libya arms caches raise fears
• 3 Marines accused of hazing to appear in court
• Chattanooga Woman Shoots, Kills Her Husband Last Night
• Chattanooga Woman Shoots, Kills Her Boyfriend Last Night
• Ringgold High Students Return To Rebuilt School
• Chattanooga Man Pleads Guilty To Sex With Teens
• Harrison Fire Causes $360,000 In Damage
• Internet Investigation Nabs Man On Child Porn
• Internet Investigation Nabs Man On Child Porn Charges
• Bradley Detectives Need Helping Finding Thieves
• East Ridge Recycling Program Begins Friday
• Top of Chinese wealthy’s wish list? To leave China
• Shocker: Power demand from U.S. homes is falling
• Getting back to even on jobs divides U.S. leaders
• Shooting reported in Chattanooga
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security
• Bradley County man arrested on child porn charges
• About 600 North Georgia EMC customers remain without power
• AT&T working to fix four Chattanooga-area cell towers
• SEC unanimously accepts Texas A&M as 13th team; legal threat delays announcement
• Freiberg named new Bradley County attorney, delinquent tax attorney
• Commission Approves Ethanol Distribution Center At Bonny Oaks
• 30 Year Old Man Arrested For Sexual Assault Of Minor
• EPB cuts those without power to under 12,000
• Hamilton County Commission OKs ethanol facility
• Man charged with kidnap, assault after girlfriend found in road
• Arrest Made In East Ridge Domestic Assault
• Harrison house burns, collapses
• Former Unum CEO to chair Milliken & Co
• Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office road conditions update
• Power outages continue in Chattanooga area
• Red Bank Apartment Building Damaged By Overnight Fire
• EPB Deals With Massive Power Outages Tuesday
• Pregnant Teenager Dies After Hiding Drugs Inside Her Body
• Catoosa Magistrate Judge Removed From The Bench
• Working-age adults make up record share of U.S. poor
• Crikey! Huge crocodile captured in Philippines
• Obama to propose $300 billion to jump-start jobs
• Hamilton County Schools to have an hour delay in opening Wednesday
• Racing event for tonight at Brainerd Optimist Drag Strip cancelled
• Tennessee Gov. Haslam reappoints Tom Griscom to Regents’ Board, names two others
• Woman Killed By Fallen Tree In Weather Related Death
• Woman Killed By Fallen Tree In Weather Death
• Huesman: Mocs must get to 1-1
• Vols start preparations for Cincinnati
• TVA opens floodgates after record rains
• Deaths of teen and unborn child under investigation
• Chattanooga woman killed by falling tree
• More than 7,000 Volunteer Energy customers without power this morning
• 29,000 homes still without power in Chattanooga area
• Fire On Stateline Road Damages Vacant House
• Heavy Rains, High Winds Lead To Power Outages, Flooding
• Fire Department Offers Safety Tips For Bad Weather
• Updated: List of roads closed around the Tennessee Valley
• Multiple School Closings, Delays Due To Weather
• Electrical short sets vacant East Ridge house on fire this morning
• Georgia Northwestern Technical College delayed 2 hours
• Hamilton County Schools close, Whitfield schools have delayed opening
• Hixson Pike Domino’s Pizza Robbed On Sunday
• Hixson Pike Domino’s Pizza Robbed On Sunday
• Accidents Claim Two Lives Over Holiday Weekend
• Small Fire 607 S. St. Marks In East Ridge
• UT to name Dave Hart new athletic director
• Mocs drop to No. 23 in poll
• Fire in East Ridge
• Rain postpones NASCAR Atlanta race until Tuesday
• Rhea Fair canceled for rain
• Prado, Costanza help Braves edge Dodgers
• Broncos buck Bulldogs in opener
• Gordon, Dodgers beat Braves 2-1 in 10 innings
• Tennessee defeats Montana 42-16 in its season-opener
• Vols lead 35-9 at end of third quarter
• Vols lead 28-7 at halftime
• Vols lead 14-0 after first quarter
• No. 2 Alabama downs Kent State
• Martinez leads No. 10 Nebraska over UTC
• Auburn barely escapes with win over Utah State
• Ooltewah crash 2nd fatality of weekend
• Starbucks CEO hosts town hall on politics
• Fidel Castro silence sparks speculation on health
• 5 sons missing in chaos of Libya’s war
• 16-year-old boy dies in late night car crash
• Irene’s flooding threatens Vermont’s leaf season
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Employers add no net jobs in Aug.; rate unchanged
• Dodgers rally from 5-run deficit, beat Braves 8-6
• Virginia city limits Confederate flag-flying
• Crews battle Soddy-Daisy wildfire
• Code Orange Health Watch declared for Saturday
• Tennessee: Bride's father dies after scuffle with pastor
• Ramsey invites Tennessee Senate colleagues to Perry call
• 7 named to Georgia immigration review board
• UTeaChattanooga awarded NSF grant, gains national recognition
• New theatre season brings award-winning plays to life
• Faculty to present at history conference
• University to host Emma Bell Miles Symposium
• Tennessee woman cited after she tries to shoplift 111 items
• Faculty work showcased at art exhibit
• University to remember 9/11 with candlelight vigil
• State agencies asked to plan 5 percent budget cuts next year
• Va. doctor named to head state Health Commission
• Man Arrested After Assaulting Two City Police Officers
• Chattanooga: Two stabbings in 12 hours
• Woman Dies Following Early Friday Morning Shooting
• Two Stabbings Keep Police Investigators Very Busy
• Employers add no net jobs in August
• Tsunami warning canceled after 7.1-magnitude earthquake hit Alaska
• City Beer Board Backs Down From Nightclub Regulations
• Family Enlists “Pet Pyschic” To Help Find Missing Pooch
• Life on an oil field ‘man camp’ — not for everyone
• After Irene: When will the power come back on?
• Off Duty Tennessee Trooper Killed In Motorcycle Accident
• After bumpy August, economy shows signs of growth
• Virginia city weighs Confederate flag-flying limit
• Trooper killed in Bradley wreck
• Police investigating motorcycle and truck crash in Bradley County
• UT reaches out to Alabama executive athletic director
• McMinn man arrested on murder conspiracy charges
• Chickamauga man wanted in case of stolen vehicles
• Harris English to announce pro plans
• Titans, running back agree to contract extension
• SoConversation: Week 1
• Grand Jury Offers Fashion Advice For Inmates
• Grand Jury Offers Fashion Advice For Local Inmates
• Home Burglars Steal Chihuahua, 12-Pack
• City Council Wants To Crack Down On Downtown Clubs
• City Council Wants To Crack Down On Downtown Clubs
• Family Of Ten Left Homeless After Early Morning Fire
• Family Of Ten Left Homeless After Fire
• Dalton Woman Dies In Early Morning Accident
• Comptroller reminds governments of Tennessee debt-management policy deadline
• Chattanooga man named chairman of Mental Health Council
• VW sales up 10 percent in August
• 19 Year Old Arrested in Retaliation Shooting Incident
• 19 Year Old Arrested in Retaliation Shooting
• Family of 10 escapes Dallas Bay house fire
• Early morning crash in Dalton results in fatality
• Blogging teacher: Nobody was 'rude' on first day
• Traffic Safety Initiative By Chattanooga Police On Friday
• East Ridge SWAT Team Arrests Barricaded Suspect
• Texas wildfire destroys more than 3 dozen homes
• Panel: Widespread waste and fraud in war spending
• Swollen rivers begin falling across Northeast
• Half of Americans are drinking too much sugar
• Braves acquire infielder Jack Wilson from Seattle
• Lowe hits HR, earns win as Braves beat Nats 3-1
• Pirates trade OF Diaz back to Braves
• Illinois man turns in $150,000 he found in his garden
• Meeks guilty in Grundy slaying
• Tennessee attorneys general ask website to combat sex trafficking
• Replay of sheriff's news conference on Hamilton County train deaths
• Dalton Man Found Dead In Relative’s Basement
• Georgia man killed in early morning crash
• Death Of Couple Hit By Train Said To Be An Accident
• Death Of Couple Hit By Train Said To Be An Accident
• Texas A&M plans to leave league by July 2012
• TDOT Halts Lane Closures for Labor Day Weekend
• Justice Department blocks AT&T-T-Mobile merger
• Update: UTC community book club author visits campus
• Five arrested for beating up DeKalb County, Ala., teen
• Hamilton County: Sheriff says train deaths an accident
• Chattanooga: Gunman shoots into crowd, hitting teenage girl
• Teen Shot On Angela Drive While Standing With Friends
• Whitfield County: One person injured this morning in I-75 accident
• Dogwood Manor Public Housing Complex Up For Sale
• Woman Behind Bars After Holding Mother “Hostage”
• Walker Woman Behind Bars After Holding Mother “Hostage”
• Chattanooga Lookouts Clinch Playoff Berth
• Rossville woman treated mother as hostage for 8 months, police say
• Woman arrested for using stun gun on daughter
• Tennessee releases worst-case federal budget cut scenarios
• Hamilton County Sheriff to hold news conference on train deaths
• Dalton man whose murder charges were dismissed found dead
• Purse Snatching Suspect Arrested In Dalton
• Rossville man arrested for armed robbery in Chattanooga
• UTC meets media in advance of trip to Nebraska
• Georgia Senate committee approves congressional plan
• Vols one day closer to opener
• Cleveland: Authorities trying to identify man killed in gas station fire
• Body Found Inside Burned Cleveland Gas Station
• Teen Shot Near East Lake Courts Identified By Police
• Teen Shot Near East Lake Courts Identified By Police
• Five Children Escape Harm After Car Fire At Gas Station
• Marion County Residents Face Tax Increases
• Accused Shooter Enrolled In Christian Boot Camp
• Georgia Insurance Costs May Be Increasing
• U.S.-Taliban talks were making headway
• NASA: Space station may be evacuated by late November
• Hurricane Irene’s toll climbs; Vermont towns battle floods
• Factory burns in Marion County
• Man accused of killing 18-year-old headed to rehab program
• Police looking for Calhoun home invasion suspects
• Two Walker men and a woman arrested, charged in vehicle break-ins
• Dalton woman wanted in attempted armed robbery case
• High-flying wedding over Chattanooga
• Auburn couple first to get married on Samford Lawn
• Federal judge blocks Alabama illegal immigration law
• Chattanooga attorney Bart Quinn named to judges’ nominating panel
• Pedestrian killed on Birchwood Pike was Harrison man
• Rhea County officials still investigating body found in river
• Business faculty to speak at statewide conference
• Vols release season's first depth chart
• Teen Boy Shot In The Mouth Sunday Near Fourth Avenue
• 18 Year Old Mother Charged With Killing Her Infant Child
• Body Found In The Tennessee River In Rhea County
• Man Running In Traffic Killed On Birchwood Pike
• East Ridge Takes Steps To Legalize Fireworks
• Police Identify Man Killed After Fleeing From Police
• Dozens Evacuated Saturday In Bradley County Brush Fire
• Beyonce pregnancy announcement overshadows VMAs
• Crews battle Lone Oak brush fire
• Former Vol Janzen Jackson enrolls at McNeese State
• Tennessee National Guard stands down for hurricane relief
• Boy shot in mouth on East 26th Street
• AP-GfK Poll: Obama faces trouble with key voters
• As search intensifies, will Gadhafi pull a Saddam?
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Birchwood Pike in Chattanooga
• NYC empties ahead of Hurricane Irene; subways stop
• Rookie has 90-yard TD as Titans edge Bears
• Brown delivers as Steelers beat Falcons
• Keselowski grabs 3rd win of season at Bristol
• Body found in Tennessee River in Rhea County
• Fire forces evacuations in Bradley
• U.S. tobacco crop rises, but down from a decade ago
• U.S. officials: Al-Qaida's No. 2 killed in Pakistan
• Obama finds refuge among close friends on vacation
• Virginia boy killed by tree felled by Irene
• Generators, batteries big sellers ahead of Irene
• Airlines scrap thousands of flights as Irene hits
• Hurricane Irene: Nash County man crushed to death by tree limb
• Military widows bond at Alaska retreat
• Police Arrest Six After Multiple Fights Outside Bar
• Bernanke offers no new steps but leans on Congress
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• Charleston man dies in I-75 wreck
• Hurricane Irene churns toward Northeast; millions brace for massive storm
• Fiery crash closes I-75 S in Bradley County, one dead
• Braves reschedule weekend games with New York Mets
• Ribbon-cutting event officially opens Crossroads
• Arrest warrants issued for LSU players over fight
• Hunter Lecture Series presents variety of speakers
• Faculty spend summer teaching, researching, traveling
• Campus housing facelift benefits students
• Delaware pediatrician convicted of sexually abusing patients, gets life
• Dalton police responding to bomb threat
• World's oldest person to mark 115th birthday in Georgia
• Connecticut police arrest man who called to report his own parking violation
• Grandparents play a bigger role in child-rearing
• Four Arrested For Pair Of Automotive Armed Robberies
• Dalton Police Investigate Taxi Cab Robbery
• Boys Playing With Lighter End Up Leaving Family Homeless
• AP-GfK Poll: 87% in U.S. disapprove of Congress
• Hidden tunnels, bunkers lie under Gadhafi compound
• Fierce Irene powers north
• VW worker seriously injured at Chattanooga plant
• CSX train derails in Calhoun
• 2 boys set fire, leave family of 8 homeless
• Dalton police investigating armed robbery of taxi driver
• 2 men, a woman, 14-year-old charged in robberies
• Search still on for robbery suspect who led police pursuit
• GBI investigating man that threatened Dade Sheriff
• Georgia profs offer course to illegal immigrants
• Arrest Made In August 7th Shooting Of Red Bank Teen
• Sand Mountain Man Arrested After Making Death Threats
• Governor Haslem Addresses Chamber of Commerce
• Merriam-Webster adds 'tweet,' other new words
• Casey Anthony reports to Florida probation
• Russian supply ship for space station crashes
• Purse Snatcher Eludes Police After Pursuit
• In Gadhafi, rebels hunting an elusive target
• To stay or go? Officials ponder Irene evacuations
• Suspect escapes after chase in North Chattanooga
• Oregon man loses arm as car sideswipes truck
• 2nd victim dies after naked NYC stabbing spree
• Is East Coast prepared for truly powerful quake?
• Calhoun, Ga., police investigate fraud ring
• Kentucky jury rules against penis amputation patient
• Chattanooga protest group finds Fleischmann guilty of job murder
• Chattanooga man arrested after more than $100,000 stolen from dead man’s house
• Haslam would like Amazon deal by January
• Chattanooga firefighters investigating Kings Lake Court blaze
• Inmate hires pilot to fly banner over New York City jail
• $100,000 In Stolen Items Recovered, Arrest Made
• Catoosa sheriff’s son pleads guilty to false 911 call
• TVA Inspects Area Facilities After Virginia Earthquake
• TVA inspects dams, plants
• Ronald McDonald House Shuts Down After Mold Found
• Council Agrees To Restore Turf To Montague Park
• Dade Officials Warn Residents Of Deed Scam
• Pair Of Traffic Accidents Tie Up City Traffic For Hours
• Kings Lake Court House Destroyed By Fire
• Toyota debuts new Camry amid tough competition
• Wild world: Millions of unseen species fill Earth
• What’s next in Libya key to U.S. politics, economy
• Replay today's live coverage of Governor Haslam's address to Chattanooga
• Lawsuit trial over alleged rape at Sewanee starts in federal court
• UT to learn NCAA resolution Wednesday
• Mother-daughter fight in front seat leads to crash
• Deputy involved in crash while heading to burglary call
• Nascar driver Kyle Busch pleads guilty to speeding
• Teen arrested for shooting 15-year-old friend in the face
• Chattanooga Police Need Help To Identify Drowned Body
• Chattanooga Police Need Help To Identify Drowned Body
• Man Robbed By Two, Shot In Hip At Guest House Inn
• North Georgia: Shaw provides details on reductions, plant production changes
• Sailor from Dalton arrested for illegally possessing AK-47
• Chattanooga-area Monday’s prep highlights
• Eckstein projecting slight surplus for Finley in 2011-12
• Police ask for public’s help to identify body found in Chickamauga Creek
• Tests show no illegal drugs in Winehouse body
• Libyan rebels storm Gahdafi’s Tripoli compound
• 3 arrested on meth charges in DeKalb County, Ala
• Robbery leads to shooting on Park Drive in Chattanooga
• Kentucky: Man sues after doctor removed his penis
• Web older than incoming college freshmen
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• Somber mood at Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial’s opening in D.C.
• Two Killed After Being Hit By Train On Coulterville Road
• Apple scab fungus more resistant to pesticides
• Gadhafi’s regime teeters on collapse
• Loaded gun found in carry-on at Chattanooga airport
• Crash blocks Interstate 75 northbound near Ringgold
• Motorcycle Fatality On Lake Resort Drive
• No Injuries In Residential Robbery/Car Jacking
• Police Investigating Two Weekend Robberies
• New House district wraps up Northwest Georgia
• 2 men robbed at gunpoint during Chattanooga home invasion, carjacking
• Meigs County: Watts Bar Lake death believed to be from medical condition
• Former Vol Leonard Little visits practice
• Chattanooga police: Man with pantyhose over his face robs cupcake store
• DeKalb man arrested for selling meth
• CBL unveils center expansion
• Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; could hit US
• Woman Shot By Teen During Reported Robbery Attempt
• Body Found On Creek Bank Near Shallowford Road
• Man On Arson Probation Accused Of Home Invasion
• Man On Arson Probation Accused Of Home Invasion
• Harriman Man Drowns At Watts Bar Lake Saturday
• Lee University Hit And Run Driver In Custody
• Missing Bledsoe County Man Found Dead
• Gadhafi regime apparently falls in Libya
• Man identified in Watts Bar drowning
• Dalton cheer coach charged with DUI
• Kyle Busch outlasts Johnson in Michigan
• Hudson, Braves blank Diamondbacks, 1-0
• Libyan rebels say Gadhafi’s son arrested
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• Memphis to honor ’belle’ Margaret Polk with statue
• Virginia: Man denies killing wife, her 3 kids
• Man drowns in Watts Bar Lake
• Harvick wins 2nd straight in Truck Series
• Ambrose wins Nationwide race in Montreal
• Arlington remains identified by photograph in urn
• Both sides feeling good after Vols' third camp scrimmage
• Hays prison inmate killed in attack
• Boomers will be spending billions to counter aging
• New Mexico hero who saved girl says he’s illegal
• Recession is culprit in high U.S. debt
• Texting, grand theft auto style; alarms pose risk
• Liberals complain about Obama; will it cost votes?
• LSU QB Jefferson and teammates allegedly involved in bar fight
• Office of Multicultural Affairs Hosts Open House in Eastgate Office
• Braves hit 3 homers, shut down D-Backs for 4-2 win
• Burger King retires mascot "The King"
• Housing Market Shows Strong Year-Over-Year Advance
• Home Nurse Arrested For Assault On Four Year Old
• Arkansas: 3 men convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• Woman Facing Arson Charges After Fire Set At House
• UPDATED: Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Library wins award for innovative video game project
• Prospective students interested in Construction Management program
• Mocs prep for second scrimmage
• Tennessee state agencies ordered to plan for 30 percent cut in federal funds
• Position and scrimmage switches highlight Vols practice
• Chattanooga nurse charged with hitting child
• Tennessee agencies looking at 30 percent spending cuts
• Chattanooga woman allegedly set house on fire after argument
• U.S. makes criminals priority for deportation, will let others stay
• Mississippi teen facing capital murder in alleged hate crime
• Fatal crash on Highway 28 in Marion County
• Georgia probes deadly officer shooting
• 10 die in twin blasts at British compound in Kabul
• Nashville: Woman shackled during labor gets $200K, sheriff vows appeal
• Police Say Downtown Crowds “Out Of Control”
• Police Say Downtown Crowds Getting “Out Of Control”
• Unemployment Numbers Remain High Both In Tennessee And Georgia
• Unemployment Remains High In Tennessee And Georgia
• Zombies, Santa Appear At Monthly TVA Meeting
• Julie Jacks Killer To Remain Behind Bars
• Tennessee Leads Nation In Auto Manufacturing
• Two Teens Arrested After Hillcrest Drive Home Invasion
• “Music Highway Tennessee” To Film Episode At Saturday’s Riverfront Nights
• Knoxville: 3 arrested after couple beaten to death, home set on fire
• F-bombs dropping by the cluster in PG-13 movies
• Aruba suspect sought insurance payout
• Economists see growing risk of global recession
• Planned Parenthood to end abortions in 3 Arizona cities
• Planners stress Gateway Plan for Chattanooga's next parks
• Chattanooga attorney Jeffrey Stinnett suspended for misconduct
• Teens charged in Hamilton home invasion
• Five Dalton businesses hit by bullets
• Tennessee unemployment remains at 9.8 percent in July
• Arrests made in Fyffe car break-ins
• No Injuries Reported In Overnight Trailer Fire
• Three Additions Made To “12 Most Wanted” List
• 3 men added to Hamilton County’s ‘12 Most Wanted’
• UTC students start moving into school housing
• Children escape trailer fire on Airport Road in Chattanooga
• Rossville man charged with breaking into church
• Georgia unemployment rises to 10.1 percent in July
• Knoxville: Police turn away costumed protesters attending TVA board meeting
• Bag With Shoes Prompts Bomb Scare Response
• Suspicious package at federal building in Chattanooga found to contain tennis shoes
• Shaw Industries Looking At Layoffs In Eton, Ringgold
• Shooting Victim Tells Police Who Shot Her
• Sequatchie Jail Minister Arrested For Inmate Sex
• TBI Assisting Bledsoe Co. In Double Murder Investigation
• Cleveland Authorities Looking For Burglars
• 2011 Riverfront Nights Presented By Bluecross Blueshield Of Tennessee Summer Music Series
• Report: Government probe of Standard and Poor's
• Massachusetts man accused of stealing $200,000 from women he dated
• Alabama men arrested after DeKalb County deputy notices meth lab in car
• Woman in Nashville testifies about being shackled while in labor to deliver child
• Phoenix family plead not guilty in girl’s death
• Trial set over Kentucky doctor’s amputation of penis
• Chattanooga man indicted on murder charge
• Georgia: No eligibility issues with Orson Charles
• Theft, drug use in 24th Judicial Task Force, report says
• Commissioners, magistrate get in heated discussion about jail
• Shaw announces layoffs in Ringgold, Eton
• Vintage jet moved from Chattanooga airport
• Virginia boy dies of infection from microscopic bug
• Thousands honor slain San Diego police officer
• Accused Cop Killer Matthews Appears In Court Tuesday
• House Majority Leader Supports Amazon Deal
• Elderly Man Robs CVS For Pain Medications
• Yahoo! report shakes Miami Hurricanes' athletics
• Republicans call out Buffett for views on wealthy taxpayers
• Target in Facebook murder-for-hire case killed
• Runyan Drive House Shot Seven Times, No Injuries
• Arrests Made In Theft Of A/C Copper From Local School
• Zoo Passes Inspection With No Violations
• City to Award Local Teens With Stipends
• Police and Fire to Play Charity Softball Game
• State, City Officials To Launch Tourism Trail
• ‘Snow Leopard Cam’ Allows Fans 24/7 Glimpse Of Large Cats
• Police: New Mexico kidnapper thwarted by alert neighbor
• Panetta: Bigger defense cuts would ’weaken’ U.S.
• Shots fired into home on Runyan Drive in Chattanoga
• Delgado shines, Prado wins it in 11th for Braves
• Corker sees low priority on Internet taxing
• Woman, man charged with stealing copper from school’s AC unit
• Georgia House Democrats reveal alternative redistricting map
• Michele Bachmann wishes Elvis happy birthday ... on death date
• Chattanooga City Council voting on new library board members
• Elderly man robs a Chattanooga CVS Pharmacy
• Dade County Parks & Rec Commissioner Arrested
• Two elderly sisters found shot to death in Bledsoe home
• Vols don't follow signs in this morning's practice
• Northwest Georgia group pitches congressional plan
• Mocs balanced in morning workout
• Operation Zero Tolerance starts Friday in Dalton
• Georgia teen held in great-grandmother's sword death
• Do-it-yourself battlefield medicine saves lives
• Contractor Helps Put Out Fire With A Garden House
• Old text, new wrinkles: Did Butch Cassidy survive?
• New pecking order in GOP field shifts race for White House
• Obama attacks GOP field on bus tour
• Storm Debris Removal Second and Final Collection Begins August 15, 2011
• Fifth-day numbers show more students enrolled in Hamilton County Schools
• Contractor burned after cutting power line at Memorial Hospital, causing power outage
• Chattanooga police investigating rash of Walmart robberies
• Chattanooga man battles fire on roof with garden hose
• Crystal Air to relocate to Chattanooga's new Wilson Air Center
• E. coli Infected Ground Beef Recall Could Affect Region
• UTC offense has another good day
• Students graduate with new jobs, good memories
• Suspect In Walmart Thefts Sought By Police
• Arrest Made In Early Morning Stabbing
• Sept. 11 changed everything about air travel
• Warren Buffett calls for more taxes on 'mega rich'
• Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion
• Road Rage Driver To Face Three Charges Of Murder
• Sheriff: Still No Leads On Whereabouts Of Palmgren
• Chattanooga Firefighters Hosting Annual Food Drive
• Chattanooga Firefighters Hosting Food Drive
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Left Suspicious Package
• Autism risks for siblings are higher than thought
• Woman Badly Burned After Smoking In Bed Passes Away
• Ohioan, 94, wakes up to blimp that landed in yard
• Tainted beef recalled; Publix among distributors
• SEC says its sticking to 12 member schools for now
• Maryland man held in Aruba had troubled past with women
• Internet war of words breaks out in Mississippi killing
• Top 10 most popular web stories
• Ex-Minn. Gov. Tim Pawlenty ends White House bid
• Gunmen abduct U.S. man in brazen raid in Pakistan
• Tough for gay members to return to full military
• UK violence raises questions about American unrest
• Uggla extends streak, but Braves fall to Cubs
• Locker tosses TD as Titans down Vikings 14-3
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote
• For Cuba’s new entrepreneurs, the tax man cometh
• After a wild week for stocks, what to do?
• Wall Street’s ride compounds states’ pension fears
• Woman whose bed caught fire last month has died, police say
• U.S. ports spend big on post-9/11 security
• Even with no convictions, Alabama casinos don’t win
• Shoppers lift economy but will they keep spending?
• Man sought in Polk County bank robbery
• Gov. Haslam says he’d like to work with Amazon.com on sales-tax deal
• U.S. skier tossed off team after urinating on 12-year-old girl
• University joins forces for professional development program
• Patten Series ‘engages’ audiences with new performances
• Sex offender law changes preserve millions of dollars for Tennessee
• Federal appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Chattanooga: Suspicious package found at U.S. Bankruptcy Court not a bomb
• 10 workers hospitalized after opening package in Georgia
• Georgia releases redistricting map
• Man cited for lewd acts with doll near school
• Deputies find 600 lbs of dynamite at Tennessee house
• Judge: Casey Anthony must serve check fraud probation in Florida
• Bradley County woman killed in boat accident hit head on concrete pillar, authorities say
• Lauren Alaina album to be released in October
• UTC to host community book club event
• Thousands throng Georgia church for free dental care
• Football Mocs top 2,000 season tickets sold
• ETAP-TVA Power Lab benefits from student intern presentation
• Arkansas' Knile Davis out for season with ankle injury
• East Ridge forms own planning commission
• Fireworks and racial slurs cases sent to grand jury
• Portraits of Navy SEALs killed in helicopter crash
• Multicultural Chamber Told To Pay Back $579,000 Loan
• G.I.s of Comedy serving America 1 joke at a time
• East Ridge To Form Their Own Planning Commission
• Final Storm Debris Removal Begins This Monday
• Weather, Nuclear Refueling, Storms Impact TVA’s 3rd Quarter
• Vehicle Burglary Arrest Made In Mission Oaks
• Dalton Police Search For Wanted Gang Member
• From JFK to Sept. 11, conspiracy theories thrive
• 4-month low in unemployment claims eases fears
• Alabama man dies in wrong-way crash
• Man accused of series of East Ridge car burglaries arrested
• Tennessee student charged with murdering principal
• Spokesman: Gov. Rick Perry running for president
• Dalton police look for man who violated probation
• TVA loses $240 million in fiscal third quarter
• No convictions in Alabama gambling trial
• Atlanta police officer acquitted of shooting man
• Mocs halfway through two-a-day
• Derek Dooley pleased with Vols' intangibles
• Two Former Whitwell City Officials Arrested For Theft
• Hamilton County Enrollment Up 465 Students This Year
• Investigators Investigating Death Of Cleveland Woman
• Early Morning Crash On I-75 Claims One Life
• Coppinger Appoints Don Allen Human Services Administrator
• Woman arrested in hotel bomb threat made to get friends off early
• Arrest Made In Bomb Threat To The Chattanoogan Hotel
• Health officials warn of bacteria off Georgia coast
• New airport terminal opens at Chattanooga's Lovell Field
• Former Whitwell police chief, city recorder charged with theft
• Taco Bell worker arrested for handcuffing himself to woman he wanted to date
• Iconic Br'er Rabbit statue stolen from Georgia museum
• Colorado authorities sort charges against siblings
• Haslam wants Amazon.com to collect sales taxes
• Don Allen nominated as head of Hamilton County Human Services Department
• GBI probes deaths of 2 people found in burned home
• Residents Suffer Minor Burns In Morning Fire
• WRCB: Update on tractor trailer accident on I-75
• House fire in Chattanooga on Graceland Trail
• Rhea County Man Steals Over $400,000 From Grandmother
• Washington boy pulled lifeless from ocean out of ICU
• Woman Dies In Boating Accident On Hiawassee
• Knight Charged With Manufacturing Meth
• Texas plant will turn sewage into drinking water
• Financial turmoil evokes comparison to 2008 crisis
• Teen boy says he made explosive devices
• Uggla extends hitting streak to 31 games; ties Atlanta record
• 'Amazing' therapy wipes out leukemia in study
• Woman, man plead guilty in connection with police officer’s death
• Mocs sharp in morning practice
• Pfizer ending manufacturing at Tennessee plant
• Isaiah Crowell shines in Georgia’s first scrimmage
• City Officer Suspended On Juvenile Assault Allegation
• Arizona man hospitalized after shooting himself in the penis
• Sibling suspects spotted in Chattanooga captured in Colorado
• Chattanooga police investigating officer over teen’s assault allegation
• Georgia soldier gets life, no parole in Iraq slayings
• Report Recommends Changes At City Zoo
• East Lake Elementary Closed After A/C Theft
• Pilot Walks Away From Plane Crash In Cleveland
• Alabama schools save nearly $25,000 after appliance ban
• Rescuers describe assault of 88-year-old Memphis woman
• One man dead, father hospitalized in Fort Payne domestic dispute
• Naked man rescued from Knox County storm drain, then arrested
• Accused Cop Killer Poteete Changes Plea To Guilty
• Charges Dropped Against Hamilton County Jailer
• Boy or girl? A simple test raises ethical concerns
• TVA Official Responds To Downgrade Of Debt Rating
• Tumult on Wall Street threatens to spook consumers
• Police calm London, but riots flare across UK
• Gateway Plan For The North Shore Parks District Public Meeting
• Arizona man hospitalized after shooting penis
• Alabama gambling trial judge to jurors: keep talking
• Tennessee July tax collections exceed state estimates
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• U.S. Highway 41 bridge in Marion reopens
• S&P downgrades TVA bond rating
• Ohio woman falls into recycling bin, dies inside
• Lookouts to give away surprise collectible on Thursday
• Search for fugitive siblings reaches Nashville
• GOP comptroller knew of Amazon sales tax deal
• Autopsy shows Chattanooga woman badly beaten
• Bradley County’s accounting practices earn national award
• Vision Airlines suspends Chattanooga flights
• Power outage forces Chattanooga IRS office to close today
• Public meeting set for Moccasin Bend ‘gateway’ proposal
• Accused shooter Jerrico Hawthorne has late August court date
• Court date set for woman accused of running over boyfriend
• Hamilton County principal nominated for state honor
• Mocs pick it up after slow start
• Infertile women sing acupuncture's praises
• Knox County rapist admits trying to kill pregnant 10-year-old victim
• Mysterious pet corpses show up on grave in Athens
• “Very Dangerous” Fugitives May Be In The Metro Area
• Elderly Man Found Dead On Vaden Drive
• Unachored Bolts Cause Of E.R. Deck Collapse
• No bomb found after threat at the Chattanoogan hotel
• Ocoee woman charged with seven counts of TennCare fraud
• Janzen Jackson speaks for first time about absence
• Maid sues former IMF head Strauss-Kahn over NYC hotel encounter
• TVA shuffling nuclear chiefs
• Ringgold: Tom Graves says constitutional amendment only way to enact lasting budget change
• Meruelo has agreement to purchase Atlanta Hawks
• Nashville man says he was blinded and disabled by VA
• Johnny Cash's sideman Marshall Grant dies in Arkansas
• U.S. intelligence agents operating in Mexico
• “Good Eats” host Alton Brown to collaborate with Tennessee Aquarium
• Chattanooga man, 21, arrested on 7 burglary charges
• Tennessee driver centers to cut waits
• Hamilton County Deputies Arrest Man In Burglary Spree
• HPV-related oral cancer cases up among younger men
• 101-year-old Georgia man thrown to ground, robbed
• First Alstom units ship by barge
• S&P downgrades Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, home-loan bank debt
• Chattanooga Mocs out in full pads
• Dalton police enforcing school zone speed limits as kids go back to class
• US markets fall sharply after S&P downgrade
• Gold price tops $1,700 as investors seek refuge
• Red Bank Teen Accidentally Shot, Recovering In Hospital
• Motorcyclists Injured When Passing Wagon
• Two Kids Left Home Alone Escape Injury In House Fire
• Next Level wins ASA U-16 title
• Going Green for Good = Great for Families
• Red Bank police seek teen who shot friend
• Benton trucker unhurt in crash that kills 2
• Newport boy recovering after dog mauling
• Ex-NY Gov. Hugh Carey dies at 92
• 4 found fatally shot in Maryland home
• 45,000 Verizon workers strike after labor talks fail
• San Diego officer shot; armed suspect killed
• Police: 8 shot to death in Ohio, including child
• Mocs get first taste of heat
• Chattanooga Man Killed In Home Invasion On Latta St
• Five Injured In East Ridge Deck Collapse
• 2 hurt in Sequatchie motorcycle crash
• Chattanooga’s a hit with ASA leaders
• Downgrade of U.S. credit rating could hurt state, experts warn
• Bradley Central's Sanders commits to Vols
• We still Love Lucy, who would be 100 on Saturday
• China condemns U.S. 'addiction to debts'
• As tea party reshapes GOP, some cheer, some worry
• Deck collapses in East Ridge, five sent to hospital
• Senate Democrats give way to GOP to end FAA shutdown
• Defense sharp in Mocs practice
• NASA spacecraft begins 5-year trip to Jupiter
• Chattanooga police looking for 3 gunmen after man killed in early morning shooting
• Where is Casey? Judge’s ruling may reveal location
• Police Search For Female Teen In Mission Ave Shooting
• Mobile Police Catch Broad St Purse Snatcher In The Act
• Police Catch Two Teens After They Rob 3rd St Family Dollar
• Stocks end a day of wild swings mostly down
• Afghan president says 31 US troops killed in NATO helicopter crash
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Braves win as Uggla hits in 26th straight game
• Girl brings gun to argument, Chattanooga man grazed
• Motorcyclist dies in Bradley crash
• Child found drowned in North Chickamauga Creek
• Despite $774,000 grant, TEAM still closing program, will try to find new staff
• Chattanooga Lookouts' Nathan Eovaldi promoted to Los Angeles
• Tennessee tops nationwide in auto strength
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings in New Orleans
• East Ridge Police Makes Auto Burglary Arrests
• First Alstom turbine shipment planned
• Mocs get in early practice
• Welcome Week 2011 Schedule
• Aid For Tennessee Disasters Survivors Nearly $30 Million
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Single car accident slows early morning traffic on I-24 East
• Prostitution Sting Nets Five Repeat Offenders
• Hamilton County Jailer arrested
• Ground turkey recall: Why did it take so long?
• Jailer Arrested For Custodial Interference, Assault
• Military money on chopping block in austere time
• Wall Street plunge could worsen economy’s troubles
• Polygamist leader convicted of child sex abuse
• 4 sentenced in deaths of Florida couple who adopted 9 special needs kids
• Dead woman found in Shady Oaks home identified, murder warrant issued
• Polygamist leader's Texas trial goes to jury
• TEAM may have one year to find funding, Tennessee official says
• Sen. Harry Reid reports compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• East Tennessee boy's ears torn from head during dog attack
• Downtown power outage in Nashville due to crew hitting cable
• Court date moved for woman accused of killing 17-year-old
• Catoosa authorities ask for the public’s help in tornado theft
• Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• Virginia Tech reports gunman on campus near dining hall
• GM profit doubles as global sales and prices rise
• Woman Found Dead Inside Shady Oaks Drive Home
• Tax-Free Back-To-School Weekend Starts This Friday
• FSG Bank Planning Reverse Stock Split, Salary Cuts
• Judge rules Casey Anthony won't have to return to Florida today
• Chattanooga: Woman's body found at Shady Oak Drive home
• Packaged foods giant Kraft Foods to split in two as part of tax-free spinoff
• Oklahoma woman claims hijacker D.B. Cooper is her uncle
• Minivan Swerves Across Traffic, Run Over By Truck, Driver Survives
• Collision of two moons may have created lunar bulges on one side, report says
• Going nowhere: Economy struggles to find footing
• Uggla leads Braves to 6-4 win over Nationals
• Earth may have had two moons, astronomers say
• Dem leaders says Gov. Haslam may have ‘usurped’ power
• Hamilton County Commission defers redistricting vote
• Defense: Dangerous to bring Casey Anthony back to Florida
• Georgia probes earlier death after body found in well
• City Council Approves $125 Million Capital Budget
• Home Invasion Shooting Victim Shot 14 Times
• Hwy. 41 Truss Bridge to be Temporarily Closed
• U.S. Native American tribe approves same-sex marriage
• Pacific Northwest tribes drive effort to save primitive fish
• Holiday Inn Express Fire Leads To Evacuation
• Stocks on long losing streak as economy weakens
• Budget battle moves on to super committee
• Holiday Inn evacuated on Hixson Pike
• Memphis schools to start classes on time on Monday
• Analysis: Lessons learned, default fault abounds
• Federal grant to help laid off North Georgia mental health workers
• Chattanooga City Council voting on final capital budget reading
• Bradley County: Toxic liquid drug PCP seized on Interstate 75
• Catoosa County Sheriff’s son back in jail
• Junior League closes Bargain Mart in Chattanooga after 67 years
• UT campus ranked one of ugliest in country — again
• Snake pops out of car during drive down Tennessee boulevard
• Teen charged in death of Georgia toddler ordered to create memorial
• Washington: Senate OKs emergency debt limit bill
• Marion County: Highway 41 bridge closing for August
• University offers new courses for fall semester
• Alexander, Corker to vote for debt deal
• VW sales up 21 percent
• Ted Bundy's DNA to be added to national database
• Man dies from injuries sustained in head-on collision in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga man accused of infecting pregnant wife with HIV has court date set for Sept. 9
• Police Arrest Woman Wanted For Aggravated Assault
• 11 hospitalized after gas grenade explodes in Kentucky
• Ex-Detroit mayor freed after 14 months in prison
• Walker County Officials Still Searching For Church Arsonist
• Kohl’s Announces Opening Of Two New Stores In Region
• Woman to fight charges in Tennessee airport pat-down
• Ambrose Lane House Destroyed In Blaze
• Air Ambulance Makes Hard Landing In Polk
• Busted California city pins hopes on revamped air base
• NASA going green with solar-powered Jupiter probe
• Medical helicopter responding to wreck hits power lines in Polk County
• Chuck Fleischmann votes no on raising debt cap
• Ooltewah cheerleaders' lawsuit dismissed
• Walker County gets $50,000 grant for tornado recovery
• Nashville: Bob Corker supports debt deal
• Fire destroys Dallas Bay home
• Lottery Stabilization Task Force formed
• Quadriplegic man dies in skydiving accident
• Marijuana plants seized in Walker County
• New State Immunization Requirements For 2011
• Police: Man tries to steal cop's car, blames 'Batman'
• World’s Longest Yardsale Kicks Off This Thursday
• Muslim Comedy Tour Coming To Murfreesboro
• Three Pedestrians Struck In Hit And Run On Brainerd Road
• 3 struck in hit and run in Brainerd
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Man Critically Injured In Hwy 153 Head-On Wreck
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Debt deal to prevent default in place
• Chattanooga disc jockey Bobby Q Day dies
• Marlins beat Atlanta 3-1, for Braves’ 10,000th loss
• Paul Menard pulls off upset win at Indianapolis
• Hiker treated after Polk County fall
• Reid tentatively endorses debt pact
• NC could be home to 4,000-acre solar project
• Teen girl drowns in East Tennessee
• Police: Planes collide over Alaska, 4 dead
• Groups want North Georgia in one congressional district
• Say what? In debt debate, pols drive off metaphorical cliff
• Man critically injured in early morning crash involving wrong-way driver
• Braves acquire Bourn in 5-player deal
• Police Arrest Woman In 7th Ave Hit and Run Fatality
• Greenway will celebrate history, travel and nature
• Keselowski wins Kroger 200
• Hudson, Braves beat Marlins for 2nd straight win
• Colts re-sign Manning to long-term deal
• Local soldier laid to rest
• Cleveland crash claims driver’s life
• Lottery ticket collectors eye keepsakes, not money
• Missing boater’s body found
• Area senators oppose Reid debt proposal
• Hawthorne nabbed in robbery, fatal shooting
• Extremists flocking to Facebook for recruits
• Suspect In Home Invasion Double Shooting Captured
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Pedestrian Hit & Run Fatality On 7th Avenue
• Recession risks up amid slow growth, debt standoff
• Chattanooga: Man killed in hit and run at late night party, police say
• U.S. malaise, debt stalemate shake allies globally
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Uggla’s HR lifts Braves past Marlins
• House approves GOP bill extending debt limit
• Construction begins, finishes on several key campus buildings
• Construction Management information session on August 16
• Happy memories return as South Stadium is dismantled
• Man flashes two women near Dalton, Ga., park
• Flashing Reported on Tibbs Road Near I-75
• No Injuries In Morning Rivermont House Fire
• Police Searching For Suspect In Home Invasion Shooting
• Enhanced Police Presence At Coolidge Park This Weekend
• Sheriff Launches Crackdown On Impaired Driving
• Five Arrested After 23rd St Meth Lab Explosion
• Dallas Bay Volunteers Fight Sterling Drive Fire
• DeKalb County, Ala.: Copper thief caught in the act, sheriff says
• Name released of man who disappeared while fishing
• Tennessee seeks waiver from No Child Left Behind, Gov. Haslam says
• Suspect named in Chattanooga double shooting
• Chattanooga: Woman falls asleep with lit cigarette, burned over 60% of her body
• Careless Smoking Leads To Fire, Severe Burns
• Search Continues For Missing Boater On Tennessee River
• Polk Teen Dies While Driving ATV Too Fast
• VW hits 2,000 workers at Chattanooga plant
• Polk County teen killed in ATV crash
• Rock Climber Falls 50 Feet From Sunset Rock
• Unemployment Continues To Rise In NW Georgia
• Firefighters battle Dallas Bay blaze
• Feds file lawsuit in Taco Bell haircut dispute
• 5 ways to be smart about back-to-school shopping
• Mayor Littlefield Proposes Twelve Month Challenge
• Boomers worry about finances, health costs
• Debt deal or not, weak economy is likely to suffer
• Mayor Littlefield Proposes Twelve Month Challenge
• McCutchen drives in 3, Pirates beat Braves 5-2
• Amazon.com opening third Tennessee distribution center
• House delays vote on debt limit, spending cuts
• UPDATED: Search on for man who disappeared on Sale Creek
• Fleischmann voting for House GOP debt plan
• Bond revoked for man charged in federal horse-soring case
• Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield establishing home rule exploratory committee
• Police arrest man suspected of lighting ex-wife's house on fire in Walker County
• Tennessee officials confident about short-term finances in debt crisis
• Cleveland, Tenn., police searching for two men who stole money from Belk's
• Tennessee bank CapitalMark earnings up 14% in quarter
• SSM Industries expands, to add 25 workers in Spring City
• Cleveland, Tenn., senior commits to the University of Pittsburgh
• Ken Jordan named as Hamilton County's equal employment opportunity officer
• Unum to begin offering dental benefits
• VW global profits triple
• Redskins ship Haynesworth to Patriots
• Implicated Atlanta school employees put on leave
• Early morning double shooting leaves one dead and one in hospital
• One Dead, One Critical In E. 17th St. Home Invasion
• Man uses phone glitch to bond out of Florida jail
• Bogus court filings spotlight little-known religious sect
• Man Arrested For Beating 7 Year Old With A Tiki Torch
• Two Additions Made To “12 Most Wanted” List
• Dalton Police Seek Entering Auto Suspect
• Ochs Highway Truck Accident Injures Two
• Famed fossil isn’t a bird after all, analysis says
• Fear over debt fight hits Wall St.; Dow loses 198
• Police: Chattanooga man beats boy with Tiki torch
• L.A. City Council votes to shut down red-light camera system
• Dalton police search for car burglar
• Woman allegedly pulled baby from stroller, wanted to eat his arm
• Brewers send C Wil Nieves to Braves for cash
• Braves place McCann, Schafer on DL
• North Carolina fires football coach Butch Davis
• UPDATED: Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Tennessee auto detailer selected to help restore Air Force One
• Chattanooga man indicted on murder charge in beating, strangulation death
• Two hospitalized after Ochs Highway truck accident in Chattanooga
• Earth shares its orbit with tiny asteroid
• Tennessee man accused of using 'wet floor' sign to help robbery
• Federal grand jury indicts Soddy-Daisy man on weapons charges
• CARTA Bus Accident Caused By Hit And Run Driver
• Titans agree to deal with Matt Hasselbeck
• Baylor School picks Jim Kennedy to lead recruitment effort
• Ex-Kentucky basketball player may have been killed over baseball cap
• Apple slices in every McDonald's Happy Meal
• Ringgold Family Charged With Kidnapping And Assault
• Witness Testify That Gang Related Shooting Was Murder
• Accused East Ridge Killer To Face Grand Jury
• Walker County Church Fire Ruled As Arson
• Dalton business goes up in flames this morning
• Sleep with your iPhone? You’re not alone
• Motorcycle Officer Collides With Motorist
• Should the music industry have tried to save Amy Winehouse?
• Truck stuck in Tunnel leads to wreck
• R.B. 'Rody' Davenport III, former Krystal chief, dies
• UT's search continues: Alleva to stay at LSU
• Former Tennessee revenue chief cleared of wrongdoing
• Pharmacy Robbery Suspect Caught In South Carolina
• City of Chattanooga to vote on $57 million capital budget
• Cookeville police find 10-year-old driving van
• Investigator: Arson suspected in Walker County church fire
• Tennessee Sales Tax Holiday Set For Aug 5-7
• Maintenance worker hit by heavy machine killed in Gordon County
• Gay couple asked to reverse shirt at Dollywood
• California man attempts hernia surgery on himself with butter knife
• Police: Longtime Georgia lawmaker, Covenant College graduate found dead
• Nashville: State workers announce waste-cutting program
• Chattanooga pharmacy robber suspect nabbed in South Carolina
• Oregon Congressman David Wu says he's resigning
• Criminal homicide charge against 17-year-old sent to grand jury
• Georgia mom gets probation in son's jaywalking death
• Chattanooga: Man arrested, charged in connection with carjacking
• Wacker Polysilicon Donates 40 Computers To Schools
• Early morning crash in Walker County claims life
• Norway rampage culprit held in isolation
• Former UPS Store Owner Arrested For New Thefts
• Preparing for worst as debt-limit talks drag on
• Australian police use pepper spray on kangaroo attacking elderly woman
• Gov. Haslam says Washington playing 'serious game of chicken' on debt ceiling
• Hamilton County inmate died of natural causes, report says
• Former Dalton, Georgia, UPS Store owner arrested again
• South African man wakes after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• New brokerage firm opens in North Chattanooga
• Driver identified in head-on collision on I-24 in East Ridge
• Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Chattanooga couple arrested in connection with tanning salon robbery
• Fire destroys Garretts Chapel Baptist Church in Walker County
• Couple Arrested for North Shore Tan Robbery
• Ringgold man and his parents charged with kidnapping pregnant 17-year-old girlfriend
• Section of Ooltewah-Georgetown Road closed through Tuesday
• Housing Market Shows Gains In June, Prices Stay Steady
• Over 4,300 apply for first 60 Wacker jobs
• Hamilton Corrections Officer Arrested For Sexual Battery
• Astec earnings rise in quarter
• Littlefield To Host Discussion On Consolidated Government
• Four Arrested For Providing Drugs To Overdose Victim
• Chipper Jones ready to rejoin Braves
• Reds beat Braves for back-to-back wins
• 11 injured in Atlanta church van crash
• In Georgia, 330 FAA workers to stay home for now
• Huntsville police: 3-year-old shot himself in face
• Lincoln Park: The park time forgot
• Vols linebacker Johnson arrested
• East Coast to get heat relief; other states cook
• Indiana Sheriff: 4-year-old shot in head while fishing
• Alabama to crown new nursing home beauty queen
• Roller rink owner pushed kids away as gunfire erupted
• Atlanta schools: 41 named in cheating scandal have left
• California teen dead, 8 wounded in backyard party
• Police: Norway suspect confessed to bomb, shooting
• Some people are just crazy about restaurants
• 2 hurt in Polk collision
• Fire fee a solution for strapped Western states
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse found dead at her home in London
• Obama ends gays in military ban
• A boom in corporate profits, a bust in jobs, wages
• Chattanooga: 6 in hospital after wrong-way interstate crash this morning
• Wool-clad Civil War re-enactors brace for heat
• Six Injured By Wrong-Way Driver On Interstate 24
• Woman Injured By Hit And Run Driver On Dodson Avenue
• SWAT Called Out After Woman Barricades Herself
• Man Found Floating In Family Swimming Pool
• Chattanooga Fire Station Earns LEED Certification
• Boehner abruptly withdraws from talks with Obama
• Woman hit by car while crossing Dodson Ave. in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga police investigate possible drowning
• Chicago man once thought dead arrested in Vegas
• Chattanooga woman’s threats send SWAT team to Patten Towers
• Cleveland man charged with murder in pill overdose death
• The secret to a happy marriage is a skinny wife, UT study finds
• More Financial Trouble For The Multicultural Chamber
• More Financial Trouble For The Multicultural Chamber of Commerce
• Shell Casings Found In North Shore On Barton Avenue
• Georgia's videotaped execution sets new precedent
• 12 chickens left in hot car in Kentucky Walmart parking lot
• Body recovered from Harrison Bay
• Hamilton County School Board Agrees To Deep Budget Cuts
• Suspected Suicide At Lee Highway Super 8 Motel
• Shuttle workers face layoffs, diminished staff
• More states defying federal government on education law
• TVA’s Renewable Efforts Get National Recognition
• Proposed Capital Budget Available for Review
• Boehner: House will compromise on debt limit
• Proposed Capital Budget Available for Review
• Georgia inmate executed for killing family in 1993
• Ringgold soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tennessee unemployment rose slightly in June
• New jobs coming to Walker County, Ga.
• Update: Students gain real world experience with internships
• Fall 2011 classes begin August 22
• Students to participate in free children’s sports gear fittings
• State Senator Bo Watson to speak to summer graduates
• Update: University community remembers the magic of Harry Potter
• Body found in Chattanooga hotel probably a suicide
• MS screening benefits participants, students
• Communication alumna finds success in decorating and design
• Tennessee man sentenced in killings of kittens
• FEC says Edwards should repay $2 million in federal funds
• Georgia redshirt junior Richard Samuel to begin camp at No. 1
• Woods gets rid of Steve Williams as a caddie
• Georgia delays execution that was to be videotaped
• Future of spaceflight? NASA is outsourcing the job
• Last space shuttle comes home, ends 30-year era
• Heat ‘dome’ makes much of U.S. feel like steam bath
• Trying a new approach to primary care: prevention
• Black bear hit by vehicle in Polk County
• Chattanooga: Assistant fire chief under police scrutiny
• Muschamp expects Demps to play
• Victim in Cleveland, Tenn., shooting identified
• LaFayette man charged after two-hour standoff with police
• Report: Audi wants Mexico, not Chattanooga, plant
• Gov. Haslam not sweating potential downgrading of Tennessee’s AAA credit rating
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• SEC Commissioner Slive bypasses bragging at media days
• 2 men arrested in connection with Chattanooga pharmacy robbery, woman sought
• ‘Nothing to hide,’ Gilchrist tells Hamilton County leaders
• Police video shows deputy kicking suspect
• 14 arrests for alleged cyberattack on PayPal
• Taliban deny their leader Mullah Omar has died
• Alabama still collecting tax for Confederate vets
• Popular Hawaii swimming hole gets deadly reputation
• Rhea County Votes Down Proposed Wheel Tax
• Murray County’s Hogan Elected Commissioner
• Multicultural Chamber Defends Finances To Council
• After shuttle lands, Mission Control to go quiet
• Teens Back Up “Shots Fired” Call On Walnut St Bridge
• Fire Destroys One House, Damages Another
• Over 65 and not worried about heat? You should be
• Huge deficit-cutting bill sails through GOP House
• Cleveland woman shot in arm, chest
• Fire destroys Chattanooga home, damages another
• Red Bank introduces ‘brown bag,’ property tax resolutions
• Chattanooga teens allege shots were fired on Walnut Street Bridge
• Signal Mountain teacher charged in prostitution sting
• TBI probing lawmaker involvement in nurse cases
• Obama praises ‘Gang of Six’ plan
• Bradley County starts redistricting process
• Data lines down at Hamilton County Clerk’s office
• Police say teen had party after slaying parents
• Investigators Mum On Results Of Cash Canyon Road Search
• Catoosa County Ends Outdoor Watering Ban
• Space shuttle’s science brought payoffs to Earth
• Two Day Escort Sting Results In Eleven Prostitution Arrests
• Inmate Death Reported At Hamilton County Jail
• U.S. debt still attractive to overseas investors
• Mortgage ‘robo-signing’ goes on
• Calhoun man arrested on child molestation charge
• Chattanooga: Eleven arrested in internet-based prostitution sting
• Inmate dies at Hamilton County Jail
• Witnessess Report Gunfire On Walnut Street Bridge Saturday Night
• City Housing Authority Set To Demolish Edward Steiner Apartments
• Bradley County: Investigation into crash fatal to 2 continues
• Bradley Co. Investigating Fatal Saturday Crash On Lead Mine Valley Road
• Last space shuttle crew bids historic goodbye
• Murderer suing state for saving his life
• Alabama man drowns in Tennessee River
• Witnessess Report Gunfire On Walnut Street Bridge
• Despite Funding Delays, New Cleveland Airport On Schedule
• Highway 27 Motorcycle Accident Injures Rider
• Chattanooga: Biker’s leg severed in crash
• Area Marine injured in Afghanistan
• Tennessee lawmakers passed 154 bills in 3 days
• Memorial honors 2 Tennessee Guardsmen killed in crash
• Inmate dies in Georgia jail
• 2 die in Bradley crash
• Mubarak's lawyer says ex-president suffered stroke
• East Ridge Home Heavily Damaged In Fire, Family Escapes Safely
• Casey Anthony freed from Fla. jail early Sunday
• Frankly Frankel: Expo star wows She crowd
• Down on the farm, investors see big potential
• 58 held in Mexico’s biggest marijuana farm bust
• ‘Widow penalty’ victims finally allowed back in U.S.
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• Economic outlook grim if no debt deal reached
• State Loses $51.9 Million In Federal Highway Funds
• More Charges For Men Accused Of Racial Taunts
• Lightning Destroys House In Hamilton Mill Area
• ‘In God We Trust’ confusion delays new Georgia car tag
• Winners announced for She VIP ticket contest
• Atlanta tells 178 educators: Resign or be fired
• Prado returns with home run as Atlanta beats Nationals for Braves' 10,000th win
• Latest developments in debt ceiling standoff
• Judge declares Chattanooga woman, legislative protesters not guilty
• Chattanooga Times Free Press wins 23 journalism awards in state press contest
• Professor tests temperature-monitoring equipment on Mocs athletes
• Mocs Bass Anglers reel in a win
• University community remembers the magic of Harry Potter
• UTC Center lends support to adults seeking education
• HUD asking for information from Multicultural chamber
• Police in Midway, Ga. order lemonade stand closed
• Theatre students enjoy unusual internships
• Bradley County slaying suspect questioned in North Carolina
• Man accused of throwing snacks at flight attendant
• Chattanooga: Lightning sparks fire that destroys house
• 'In God We Trust' confusion delays new Georgia car tag
• Long Term Recovery Assistance Available To Tornado Victims
• Tip Leads To New Search, Interviews In Cold Case
• Balloon boy parents auction off UFO-like craft
• Embattled News International CEO Rebekah Brooks resigns
• Delta planes collide on taxiway at Boston airport
• Poll: Debit card fees might change behavior
• Volkswagen Celebrates Third Anniversary in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Wanted Homicide Suspect
• Dalton Police Seek Suspect In Burglary
• TVA Transmission Lines Returned to Service
• Army treats brain injuries in field
• Debt talks: Dire warnings, a possible compromise?
• Photos from Chattanooga's midnight Harry Potter premiere
• Winners announced for She VIP ticket contest
• Lookouts rained out, playing two Friday
• Hamilton schools won't drop medical coverage for contract bus drivers
• Bradley County man arrested in North Carolina on murder charge
• Man wanted in July 3 slaying
• Chattanooga: Man wanted in July 3 slaying
• Dalton man wanted for multiple auto shop burglaries in North Georgia
• Four arrested in 2 DeKalb County meth busts
• Volcano erupts in central Indonesia
• Dolly Parton returns to Knoxville, where it all began
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• UT has just two on coaches’ preseason All-SEC teams
• Chattanooga: Man on 12 most wanted list arrested
• Most Wanted Fugitive Arrested On Walker St.
• Jury continues to deliberate in priest case
• ‘Mad Men,’ ‘Mildred Pierce’ get top Emmy nods
• Former Ringgold Football Star Arrested On Theft Charges
• Ground Broken On New Red Bank Middle School
• Astronauts getting time off in space, finally
• McIlroy off to sluggish start at British Open
• UPDATED: Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Child molestation suspect allowed to view child porn in Washington jail
• Small fire breaks out at Bowater Paper Mill
• Dupont Credit Union Robbed Wednesday Morning
• Lightning Causes Duplex Fire On Murray Lake Lane
• New Hamilton County superintendent makes principal moves
• Lightning ignites duplex fire in Chattanooga
• No charges in saggy pants arrest at California airport
• Body of missing Bradley County woman found, warrant issued for her husband
• Chattanooga: Man robs Dupont Community Credit Union on Hixson Pike
• Man’s penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Cops: Stripper on run in Pennsylvania child death case
• Police: N.Y. man in custody; boy’s remains in fridge
• Bear keeper in Ohio attack dies in bizarre fashion
• Pair found dead in Sandy Springs, kids found safe
• Cavendish wins 11th stage of Tour de France
• Jim Polier Hired As Bradley County Disaster Recovery Director
• NRC task force calls for better planning to deal with natural disasters
• Dalton mayor seeking re-election
• Dalton teen pleads not guilty to murder charges
• City Council Votes To Deannex Elder Mountain
• $250,000 NEA grant to help build ‘Main Terrain’ art park on Southside
• U.S. Representative Ron Paul to retire from Congress
• Pills prevent HIV in straight men and women
• Multi-Cultural Chamber of Commerce Comes Under Fire
• Tennessee Plans Sales Tax Holiday August 5-7
• Local NAACP Chapter Calls For Racial Investigation
• FEMA flood buyouts top $2 billion since 1993
• Bradley Officials Investigating Death Of 6th St. Woman
• Georgetown Man Dies After Two-Vehicle Crash On Freewill Road
• House GOP fails to turn off light bulb standards
• Give Obama new debt limit power, GOP leader says
• Astronauts make last spacewalk of NASA shuttle era
• Chattanooga council set to vote on budget amendment tonight
• GOP 3rd District primary looming
• Veteran Chattanooga attorney will go before grand jury
• Hamilton County: Man shot by deputies expected to survive
• Police Need Help With Two Bank Robbery Investigations
• Police Need Help With Bank Robbery Investigations
• Fugitive Arrest Made In Emma Wheeler Homes
• Dalton man turns himself in, accused of stealing money
• Caleb King to enter NFL supplemental draft
• Police seek suspect in 2 Hixson bank robberies
• Truck spills 14 million bees on highway
• Chattanooga: Fugitive on most-wanted list booked into jail
• Gay marriage law could result in adoption boom
• Signal Mountain Council Approves Property Tax Increase By 3-2 Vote
• Georgia Power says it will close 3 power-plant units
• Science seeks ways to take sting out of sunburn
• Man Shot, Wounded During Shootout With Deputies
• With abuse increasing, Army limits addictive meds
• Hamilton County deputies shoot man who fired at them
• Signal Mountain raises property taxes
• Dalton Police Make Arrest in Burglary, Kidnapping Case
• Blue Ridge Dam Returns to Power Generation
• Trial set for former student’s lawsuit against the University of the South
• Chattanooga: Man found dead in tent near homeless camp
• Dalton police arrest man in burglary case
• Ashland Terrace Motel recommended for denial
• Two teens charged in connection to East Ridge robbery
• Dalton Police Seek Ulysis Garcia-Jacobo In Theft
• Much Of Region Facing High Heat All Week Long
• Man killed in July 4 crash is identified
• Dade County Backs Down On Opposition To Methadone Clinics
• Audi decides on U.S. plant, report says
• Falcons take flight from Rock City
• Family of 7 killed in Alabama plane crash
• Panetta in Iraq to see officials, commanders
• Three Arrested On Civil Rights Violations In East Lake
• Signal Mountain Council Debating Tax Increase
• Rhea County Teen Accidentally Shoots Man
• Hamilton County Schools Improve TCAP Scores
• Man Shot In The Buttocks While On Wilcox Boulevard
• Tough new Georgia sex trafficking law takes effect
• Hit and Run Suspect Of Seven Year Old Boy Arrested
• How bad is it? Pawn shops, payday lenders are hot
• Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Chattanooga police searching for suspect after Wilcox Boulevard shooting
• Body found in Rhea County
• Chattanooga woman charged in hit and run of 7-year-old
• Hamels and Ibanez lift Phillies over Braves
• Wambach, Solo key dramatic United States win over Brazil at Women's World Cup
• 2 Tennessee Guard pilots killed in helicopter crash
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Robbery Suspect Dominic Wright
• Kyle Busch wins inaugural Cup race at Kentucky
• Three men arrested in Hamilton County for throwing fireworks, shouting racial slurs
• National Guard helicopter crash in Campbell County kills 2 pilots
• Strong earthquake rocks northeastern Japan
• Gonzalez, McCann lead Braves past Phillies in 11 innings
• Chattanooga man sought on robbery, theft charges
• Early morning East Ridge chase nets stolen truck
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit, first Yank to do it
• Groups sue to block Alabama illegal immigration law
• Flat jobs data signal weakest recovery in decades
• States weigh ‘Caylee’s Law’ in Orlando verdict aftermath
• Ex-aide to British prime minister arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Grim jobs report casts shadow over debt talks
• 7 Year Old Struck By Hit And Run Driver On 27th Street
• Lengthy High Speed Pursuit Ends Near Georgia State Line
• Federal Aid To Tennesseeans From Storms Nears $25M
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; ‘Light this fire’
• Family friend says former first lady Betty Ford had died at 93
• Woman claims discrimination over gray hair
• 7-year-old boy hit by car in Chattanooga
• Georgia senior tailback Caleb King declared academically ineligible
• Ohio State vacates 2010 football wins, Sugar Bowl
• TCAP scores improve in science, social studies
• Sand Mountain Tornado Death Toll Increases
• Questions Abound Over Missing Palmgren Computers
• Questions Abound Over Missing Palmgren Computers
• Chemical Spill Contained At Dayton Fuji Film Plant
• East Ridge: Suspect sought in Taco Bell robbery
• Police Investigate Robbery At East Ridge Taco Bell
• East Ridge Raises Property Tax, But Not Hotel Taxes
• Chattanooga: Patsy Hazlewood named development region manager
• Haslam cuts 9 of 10 recipients of news summary
• Broken down vehicle slows traffic through East Ridge tunnel
• Hazardous material spill at film plant in Dayton
• Unemployment rises to 9.2 pct. in June, employers add only 18,000 jobs
• Casey Anthony release pushed back to July 17
• Texas Rangers fan dies after reaching for ball
• Preliminary TCAP data shows improved scores in Tennessee
• East Ridge Police looking for suspect in shooting
• Neighbor vs. neighbor as homeowner fights get ugly
• Rick Smith Elected Hamilton County School Superintendent
• Rick Smith Elected Hamilton County School Superintendent
• Catoosa County Officials Surprised About Increase In Tax Revenue
• Trenton Officials Need Donations For Rebuilding
• Cleveland Police Offering Free Self Defense Classes For Women
• Man Shot In Chest During Attempted Mugging, Survives
• A reporter looks back at the space shuttle era
• Georgia State Patrol Seeking Fatal Hit-N-Run Driver
• Debt talks: Inflation change could cut Social Security
• Chief: Suspect in 7 Michigan deaths holding 2 hostages
• East Ridge votes to raise property tax by 30 cents
• Titans veteran QB Kerry Collins retires
• Freeman helps Braves to sweep of Rockies
• TVA to buy gas plant in Mississippi
• Park rangers: No search for bear that mauled hiker
• Gordon County: Man gets life in triple shooting
• Casey Anthony attorney's rude gesture earns Florida Bar complaint
• Unum chairman retires, Ryan named successor
• Boy dies after hitting head at amusement park
• Pedestrian killed in Walker County
• Grand Jury Indicts Mother For Attempted Smothering
• Indian tribes welcome much-maligned FEMA homes
• Volkswagen Leads Charge In U.S. Automotive Hiring
• Critics say NASA ignoring its ‘backup plan’ rule
• Auto industry, seeing new life, is on hiring spree
• Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Jurrjens win 12th as Braves beat Rockies
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• Mocs lose basketball assistant
• Medical program’s use of live pigs in Chattanooga spurs complaint
• South Korea's Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• TBI Asked To Assist In Gail Palmgren Investigation
• Volkswagen ramps up Passat production
• Chattanooga: Man waives hearing; grand jury to hear charge
• Janzen Jackson has re-enrolled at UT
• Man who reportedly shot at police in Chattanooga at county jail
• Dade County Inmate Walks From Work Detail
• Fewer pets killed because of spay, neuter programs
• Stores find success by focusing on the hunt
• Britain shocked by hacking into slain girl’s phone
• Office Of Sustainability To Save The City 64% Annually In Energyfrom North Shore Lighting Retrofit
• Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Two Suspects Arrested After Gunfight With Officers
• Taco Bell on Signal Mountain suddenly closed
• East Ridge murder trial delayed
• Dade County, Ga., inmate escapes from work site
• United Auto Workers Looking At Chattanooga VW Plant
• Name of fatal fire victim released
• Mentone, Ala., man injured in officer shooting
• Chattanooga police seek man in drug-deal shooting
• Georgia State Patrol reports 19 fatalities on holiday weekend
• Old Lee Highway Accident Claims One Life
• Fourth of July fatality on Old Lee Highway
• Prince William performs water landings in Canada
• Strauss-Kahn faces new sexual assault complaint
• Victim Shot During Apparent Robbery At Bank ATM
• Chattanooga man jailed on rape, kidnapping charges
• Man killed while biking in Atlanta suburbs
• Bradley Co. high school to offer Cambridge program
• Chattanooga: Triple shooting now a homicide
• Chattanooga: Domestic Assault on Sheridan Avenue
• Man In Custody After Police Find Woman Badly Bleeding
• Two Men, One Woman Shot At Arlington Avenue Residence
• East Chattanooga shooting reported
• Driver ID’d in lake crash
• Djokovic beats Nadal to win Wimbledon title
• Motorcyclist dies during protest against helmet laws
• South Carolina man kills 4, then self
• Reynolds’ HR lifts Orioles past Braves, 5-4
• Closing arguments in Anthony case
• Braves’ McCann named NL All-Star starting catcher
• Divers find body in car in Parksville Lake
• 3 injured in Chattanooga shootings
• Multiple Shooting Incidents Send Three To The Hospital
• Woman Perishes In House Fire While Searching For Dog
• Ragan redeems himself at Daytona with 1st win
• Man Arrested For Kidnapping, Sexually Assaulting Teens
• July 4 fireworks banned for fear of wildfires
• Passing major debt deal by Aug. 2 seems doubtful
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• Shriver files papers to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Murky water hid dead body in Mass. pool for 2 days
• 2 missing Chattanooga girls sought
• Chattanooga boy faces arson charges after setting his home on fire
• Eight Year Old Arrested For Kirby Avenue House Fire
• High school student enjoys UTC Governor’s School
• Students get up-close look at North Georgia tornado damage
• Health Department Launches Water Safety Campaign
• Engineering students build therapy steamroller for autistic children
• Spotlight on CNN Money: UTC College of Business donor
• DUI And License Checkpoints Planned Over The Weekend
• DUI And License Checkpoints Planned Over The Weekend
• VW sales up 35 percent in June
• Four Arrested After Home Burglary Spree
• 3 men, one juvenile arrested in string of home burglaries
• One man, one teen charged in 2 robberies
• Chemistry mystery stories reach a wide audience
• One man, one teen charged in 2 Chattanooga robberies
• Officer Hurt Responding To Home Invasion
• Officer Injured Responding To 12th Ave Home Invasion
• Surprise! Alumnus meets current student in South Korea
• Feds seek life sentence in border agent's death
• Illinois' death row officially shuts down
• Bradley Commissioner Accused Of Assault
• Accuser issues shake Strauss-Kahn case
• NewTennessee laws on tenure, terrorism still contentious
• Prince William, Kate charm Canada on royal visit
• Federal jobless tax for employers expiring quietly
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• Mill Creek Investigation Leads To Suspect
• Alabama: water suit targeting Georgia should go forward
• NBA to lock out players at 12:01 EDT Friday
• Ex-Alabama governor continues to improve after motorcycle crash
• Federal judge rejects SEC claims on Morgan Keegan
• Southern Baptist leader would accept DREAM Act with provisions
• 7 Atlanta officers put on administrative duty after raid
• Tropical storm brings heavy rain to central Mexico
• Recess canceled; Senate to work next week on debt
• Glenn Beck has last Fox News Channel show
• Bradley County woman has run-in with polite intruder
• Bradley Deputies Investigate Home Invasion Burglary
• Two fires in one day destroy Mountain Creek Road area home
• Fireworks: What’s Legal in Georgia and What’s Not
• Prince William, Kate arrive in Canada for tour
• Colbert gets conditional OK on campaign finance
• Mayor Coppinger Names Compton Chief of Staff
• DeKalb authorities stop possible burglary in process
• One Injured In Morning Bobby Dale Lane House Fire
• One Injured In Bobby Dale Lane House Fire
• Catoosa County: Police search for mechanic shop burglars
• MSNBC suspends analyst for remark on Obama
• Teen, juvenile charged in East Ridge motel robbery
• Two Arrested For Aggravated Robbery And Assault
• Two Arrested For Robbery And Assault
• Police say road rage leads to sword attack in Pennyslvania
• Lightning Medicine: Rare white buffalo calf named
• Police investigate strange theft
• Restraining Order Against Matthew Palmgren Lifted
• Restraining Order Against Palmgren Lifted
• College Hill Courts Residents To See More Police Soon
• College Hill Courts To See More Police Soon
• Arson Arrest Made In Domestic Disturbance
• Four Arrested In Bradley Over Car Theft
• VW Loads Up First Rail Shipment Of New Passats
• Fireworks haulers get rules break for the Fourth
• Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• Airplane deployed to monitor air over New Mexico fire
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• Braves complete 3-game sweep in Seattle 5-3
• Hargett jury breaks for evening
• Chattanooga man allegedly set house on fire while woman slept inside
• Mike Compton may be next Hamilton County chief of staff
• 2 men, 2 juveniles charged in vehicle theft from Bradley auto body shop
• Arizona police confirm second hack on officers’ email
• New guideline for getting help paying energy bill
• Holy kudzu! Vine in N.C. town said to resemble Jesus
• Liz Taylor jewels taking world tour before N.Y. sale
• Hamilton County to pass continuation budget
• Atlantan charged with bank fraud says he was innocent fall guy
• Ribbon cutting set for U.S. 64 widening project in Polk County
• Sale Creek Fire Department responds to house fire this morning
• Judge orders Sheen wages docked for child support
• Consumers’ confidence down in June on job worries
• Breakup Leads To Man Ramming House, Killing Dog
• Police Release Final Arrest Numbers From Riverbend
• Royal visit puts Canada’s sense of self to a test
• Homebuyer Reality Check: It’s a buyer’s market
• Celebrity chef Guy Fieri’s home was a fixer-upper
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• U.S. court tosses water restriction on metro Atlanta
• Council approves city budget, website redesign
• Petition filed in custody case of missing Signal Mountain woman's children
• Endangered Child Alert issued after three children missing from group home
• Trial delayed again for woman charged with killing husband
• Two injured in Sunday traffic accident in Chattanooga identified
• Nude boy wanders into Nashville convenience store, eats candy
• Chattanooga: Man accused in fake check scheme a victim, too, attorney says
• Not guilty plea in breast-milk spraying case
• New Orleans: Ex-cop to testify in post-Katrina shootings
• Virginia trial of former priest rescheduled
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• Casey Anthony trial enters 30th day in Florida
• Recession forces states to rethink tourism funding
• Tractor trailer accident blocking Highway 411
• UAH Professor Looking For Tornado Footage
• Tough safety standards for cribs going into effect
• White House: ‘Significant’ deal on debt possible
• NRC chairman says Nebraska nuclear plants remain safe
• Economists see a stronger second half for 2011
• Win a pair of VIP tickets to the She Expo!
• TSA re-inspects elderly woman over wet diaper
• Chattanooga: Three arrested in connection with shooting of 18-year-old
• Williams sisters, Wozniacki lose at Wimbledon
• Casey Anthony found competent, trial resumes
• 18 Year Old Shot In Apparent Dispute Over Money
• Shooting victim undergoes surgery
• $15 Million Lawsuit Filed Against Tugboat Company
• Cancer Charity Event Raises Over $17,000
• Police investigate shooting that occurred early this morning
• Major Accident on Brainerd Road Sunday
• Defense: Prison will forcibly medicate Loughner
• Centenarian dies after car crash into nursing home
• Truck company in train wreck had citations
• 2 dozen hurt when Pa. school bus overturns on I-81
• ‘Thriller’ jacket fetches $1.8 million
• Kurt Busch grabs 1st road course victory
• Padres rally in 8th to beat Braves 4-1
• Tullahoma teen is 2011 Distinguished Young Woman
• Missing Fayetteville couple found in Chattanooga
• Mexico rallies to beat U.S. 4-2 in Gold Cup soccer final
• Braves’ Jurrjens becomes NL’s 1st 10-game winner
• Brazen hacker group LulzSec says it’s disbanding
• Rodriguez takes dance win
• Chattanooga: Truck overturns below Ridge cut
• Police seek straying couple
• ‘Dancing’ guest cancels Chattanooga date
• Terror by any other name: Osama eyed name change
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks
• 9 Year Old Boy Struck, Dragged By Car On Dodds
• Neighbor Spots Smoke, Helps Save House
• FTC launches Google antitrust inquiry
• Drivers catch a break as gasoline prices fall
• Lightning Causes Fire At Market Street Business
• House rejects measure to continue U.S. role in Libya
• Chattanooga police stop Kentucky man with drugs
• Two from Chattanooga area join UT Foundation
• Tennessee Aquarium Responds To Lawsuit
• Boy on bike hit by car on Dodds Avenue in Chattanooga
• Nashville: Regents approve tuition hikes of 8 to 11 percent
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Peter Falk, TV's rumpled Columbo, has died
• School of Nursing receives outstanding service award
• Students gain real world experience with internships
• Judge orders counseling for 12-year-old boy in rape of another boy
• Search Warrant Served at Gail Palmgren’s Residence
• Interior design students work to preserve downtown landmark
• UT Board approves new admissions standards, tuition increase
• Traffic tickets to cost up to $70 more in Tennessee
• CARTA starts pay by phone parking service
• Students place in Mini Baja competition
• Attorney appointed for 17-year-old boy charged with shooting teen
• East Ridge Moving Towards Property Tax Increase
• Hispanics In Dalton Address Police Officials
• Hispanics In Dalton Address Authorities On Roadblocks
• Guatemalan Nationals Accused Of Molestation
• College Tuition Expected To Increase For UT, UTC
• Jackson's boyhood hometown plans memorial tribute
• Carjacking And Shooting Of Eldery Man On Bennett Street
• Capture of Boston gangster could mean more scandal
• Illegal immigrant youths ‘come out’ in reform push
• U.S. and others plan biggest release of reserve oil
• Endangered species hit hard by historic Arizona fire
• Chattanooga: Man with bullet wound shows up at hospital
• UT board approves budget, UTC tuition going up 9.9 percent
• Would you eat this? Knoxville decorator creates cakes with 'shock value'
• Ex-Delaware pediatrician guilty of child sex abuse
• Chattanooga jobless rate unchanged at 8.4% in May
• Update: Council on Competitiveness engages Alstom, UTC, local business leaders
• Abba's House storm relief concert canceled
• Rhea County hires Greene for football
• TVA’s appeal rejected by Nuclear Regulatory Committee
• Attorney general: Polk commissioner may still vote despite conflict of interest
• Virginia man charged in 2010 DC-area military shootings
• Oil prices fall as international reserves are tapped
• Dalton to close Tibbs Road for storm cleanup
• Casey Anthony murder trial enters Day 27 in Florida
• Jury selection in 2nd day in Katrina shootings
• Pediatrician Testifies In “Shaken Baby” Court Case
• Pediatrician Testifies In “Shaken Baby” Case
• Fire Officials Investigating Major Ooltewah House Fire
• More Storm Damage To National Cemetary
• Georgia Armed Robber Caught In Chattanooga
• FBI arrests mob boss Whitey Bulger
• Ex-Washington journalist says he's an illegal immigrant
• Soggy Midwest faces new summer threat: more rain
• Georgia puts probationers to work harvesting crops
• Analysis: Troop cuts herald shift in U.S. approach
• Poll: Slow recovery weakens Obama support
• Woman stabbed in Shallowford Road area
• Uggla, McCann back Beachy, Braves top Jays for sweep
• Dalton/Whitfield charter group meets, sets date to elect officers
• DeKalb County sheriff joins immigrant ID check program
• Feds reach $200 million settlement with Morgan Keegan
• Veteran To Be Disinterred Due To Unusual Denture Mixup
• Reward Fund Set Up To Help Find Gail Palmgren
• Casey Anthony trial begins short day of testimony
• Fewer meth labs seized in McMinn County this year, sheriff says
• Nashville: Haslam names 5 to UT board of trustees
• Bill would give National Guard a seat alongside Joint Chiefs
• Nashville: Haslam will ‘probably’ go along with tuition increases
• Ringgold motel hit by tornado burglarized
• Officials: Wildfires will blaze until rain season
• 1st Degree Murder Charges Filed In East Ridge Death
• Cleveland Police Investigating Bizarre Carjacking Case
• School Board Schedules Special Work Session
• School Board Schedules Special Work Session
• Budget cuts force libraries to re-examine roles
• Obama likely to cut 10,000 troops from Afghanistan
• Jefferson prizes for public service awarded to 18
• 14,000 customers in Tennessee Valley lose power after severe thunderstorm
• Tennessee Temple University president resigns
• 2 Alabama suspects lead police on chase
• Nashville: Haslam wants lawmakers to introduce fewer bills
• NHL board approves Atlanta Thrashers' move to Winnipeg
• Ringgold to play home football games at Finley Stadium
• Former Michigan Gov. challenges Chattanooga to embrace green jobs
• AP: Roughly 10,000 troops likely to come home from Afghanistan this year
• Tracy Morgan apologizes for anti-gay rant in Nashville
• Vote on Chattanooga budget expected next week
• Who is Jon Huntsman? Dropout, ex-governor, diplomat
• Huntsman gets into White House race, promises jobs
• Franklin man injured after bottle bomb explodes
• Tritium leaks found at many nuke sites
• Carjacking Leads To Collision, Assault And Confusion
• Police Investigating Shooting at 1200 Cypress Street
• Five Downton Restaurants Fail Alcohol Compliance Check
• Arson Arrest Made In Sunday Duplex Fire
• Taylor Street Homicide Suspect Arrested
• Silence less golden in movies with talking, texts
• Airbus racks up orders, glitches at Paris Air Show
• Man jumps into vehicle at Chattanooga gas station, speeds off with passenger inside
• Man wounded in second College Hill Courts shooting in two days
• Two men charged with robbing groups on Frazier Avenue with BB gun
• Council on Competitiveness engages Alstom, UTC, local business leaders
• JQC asks for the Supreme Court to oust Catoosa Judge
• Airport boardings in Chattanooga grow to 4-year high
• Bradley County: Commission says no to county/Cleveland fire merger
• Anthony trial recesses after attorneys’ dispute
• Top Georgia court overturns conviction in 1984 killing
• UTC student dies during student trip in Greece
• Chattanooga man charged with arson in duplex fire
• Teen arrested, charged in shooting death of another teen
• Supreme Court sides with Wal-Mart in huge sex discrimination lawsuit
• North Georgia: 1,000 in Northwest Georgia still without power after storms, membership coop says
• Classes resume at Dalton State
• Plane makes emergency landing on railroad tracks
• Autism center aims to rebuild after Joplin tornado
• Pet Company Files $10 Million Suit Against City, McKamey
• Bradley County Looking For Storm Recovery Expert
• Defense to resume case in trial of Casey Anthony
• Judge to hear arguments on Ga. immigration law
• Atlanta Teen Killed While Rafting On Ocoee River
• 20 Year Old Shot, Killed On Cypress Street On Sunday
• Sheriff Moves Parsons To Head Up Corrections
• Bradley County To Hold Property Auction June 25
• South Carolina beats Texas A&M on Wingo’s 9th-inning hit at College World Series
• Jones, Dempsey score, as U.S. beats Jamaica to advance in Gold Cup
• Jurrjens earns ninth win as Braves top Rangers 4-2
• Denny Hamlin wins NASCAR race at Michigan
• Man shot dead in College Hill Courts
• Teen rafter dies on Ocoee
• Braves activate OF McLouth from disabled list
• Chandler Lawson 1st runner up in Miss Tennessee pageant
• Former FBI agent who investigated Oswald dies
• Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band, dies at 69
• McIlroy sets another US Open mark for 8-shot lead
• College World Series newcomer Vanderbilt beats N. Carolina 7-3
• Florida beats Texas 8-4 in College World Series
• Edwards edges Stenhouse in Nationwide race
• Beltre, Rangers beat Braves 5-4 in 10 innings
• Chandler Lawson advances in Miss Tennessee pageant
• Man Severely Burned In Early Morning Clio Ave. Car Fire
• MD’s gather at AMA meeting amid reform uncertainty
• Searching for airfares doesn’t have to be a gamble
• Chattanooga man burned in car fire
• Britain blocks UPS sites over security
• Relatives’ DNA used to identify bin Laden’s body
• Officials say Nebraska nuclear plant is safe from flood
• UHON students solve projector screen problem
• University acquires first edition of ‘Gone with the Wind’
• Anthony defense expert: Car smell was from trash
• Chickamauga: Culpepper reappointed to Civil War commission
• Deputy Chief Parson to run Hamilton jail
• Aramark named one of the World’s Most Admired Companies
• The Pet Company closes in Hamilton Place
• Haslam concerned about double-digit tuition increases
• Body Of Missing Boater Found Near Chickamuaga Dam
• Embattled Pet Company Closing Their Mall Location
• Motorcyclist Critically Injured In Accident
• Chattanooga Star Fire Put Out By Explorer
• University photo assistant’s work selected in city art contest
• Chattanooga: UTC requesting 9.9 percent tuition increase
• Student elected governor of Intern Legislative Assembly
• Historic Marine base gets 1st-ever female general
• Rory McIlroy nearing record territory at U.S. Open
• Adams takes Rhea football job
• Traffic moving again after three-car accident at split of I-75 and I-24
• Study: More college freshmen feel ‘above average’
• Death Of Elderly East Ridge Woman Ruled “Suspicious”
• Woman Seriously Injured In Middle Valley Crash
• Economy gets lift: Layoffs ease, home building up
• Al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden as al-Qaida leader
• Greek default could trigger chain reaction
• Interracial couple in Tennessee receives death threat
• Several hurt in Vancouver riot
• East Ridge: Police seek man who used slain woman’s credit cards
• Tennessee Gov. Haslam signs budget
• Weiner resigns in wake of sexting scandal
• Charges against Tennessee Titans’ Britt downgraded
• New school superintendent plans $1 million in cuts
• Haslam signs bill capping jury awards for pain and suffering
• Hamilton to lose a half a seat in state House
• Foul play ruled out in apartment fire
• Venus Williams loses in 3 sets at Eastbourne
• State, federal study shows tornadoes survivors housing needs met without travel trailers
• 10th hole not so daunting early at U.S. Open
• Mexico, other countries join Georgia immigration suit
• Dalton Police Fighting Drunk Driving Problems
• Couple denied bail after police say father admits killing newborn with cinderblock
• House Dems to meet about Weiner case
• Baggy pants lead to player's arrest at airport
• John Edwards asks judge for delay in sex tape case
• U.S. Rep. Giffords heads home from Houston hospital
• No County Tax Increase, But Layoffs For Nearly 40
• Arizona wildfire biggest in state history
• East Ridge Looking Into Suspicious Death
• Watts Bar Unit 2 Receives NRC Fuel Handling License
• TDOT Gives Aeronautics Grants To 8 Airports
• County Confirms Joint Investigation For Palmgren
• Railroads fined when cartels hide drugs on trains
• Weighing cancer risks, from cellphones to coffee
• Braves, Mets in rain delay in Atlanta
• Lookouts game at Tennessee rained out
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission OKs fuel handling license for Watts Bar Unit
• Foul play suspected in 70-year-old’s death in East Ridge
• Idaho house infested with snakes, ex-residents say
• Strong storm hits parts of Chattanooga
• City Council Votes Down Chattanooga TV Channel
• TDOT Chief Proposes Total Rebuilding Of Highway 127
• TDOT Chief Proposes Rebuilding Of Hwy 127
• County School Board Clears Way For New Superintendent
• Georgia senator first to introduce mobile phone app
• Police searching for commercial burglars
• Dalton Police Department to begin Operation Zero Tolerance this Friday
• Prosecution finishes case in Casey Anthony trial
• Police say man killed by his pit bull
• Multiple arrests made in Chattanooga Police operation
• One Arrested, Two Being Sought In Home Invasion
• City Warrant Operation Leads To 19 Arrests
• Man hit by truck in garden center crash dies
• Crews race to build up levee ahead of Missouri River floodwaters
• New rules to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• Reports point to lower food prices, more hiring
• School board votes to allow speedy selection for new superintendent
• Man arrested in connection with armed robbery, 2 others sought
• Evatt elected school board chairman
• Chattanooga: Police ask for larger cars
• Forensics expert on stand in Anthony murder trial
• Tennessee lawmaker says disorderly conduct bill targeted at ‘hateful’ funeral protests
• Man Arrested For Fire At Grandparents House
• Tennessee’s rank in economic growth spurs competing claims
• Council axes government channel
• Downtown Apartment Fire Alarms Nearby Residents
• Army soldiers ditch hated berets in favor of caps
• Crumpton hearing moved to June 21
• Hearing for the alleged shooter in gas station shooting moved to June 28
• No injuries in downtown Chattanooga apartment fire
• UPDATED: Hope dims for boater missing near Chickamauga Dam
• Man Missing, Feared Dead On Chickamauga Lake
• TVA Raising Power Rates Due To Spring Tornadoes, Storms
• Dalton UPS Store Owner, Manager Charged With Theft
• Five Injured In Fire At Bradley’s Arch Chemical
• County Auditor McGriff Injured In ATV Accident
• AP survey: Economists warn against more Fed action
• Casey Anthony trial resumes in Florida after short day
• 40 years after leak, the Pentagon Papers are out
• Two People Died At The Bonnaroo Festival
• Doctor's arthritis struggle shows illness' severity
• Snow, big run-off celebrated in water-hungry West
• Parachute jump set for today called off
• Storm Debris Removal Begins June 13, 2011
• Republicans assail Obama, not each other in debate
• Charleston, Tenn.: Fire at Arch Chemical plant injures 5
• Regents target 9.5% tuition increase at Chattanooga State, Cleveland State
• Plane destroyed by fire after colliding with tree
• Rapture preacher suffers stroke at California home
• Casey Anthony trial enters 4th week in Orlando
• UPS owner and manager arrested on theft charges
• US stocks set to rise after Dow falls below 12,000
• Wendy's agrees to sell Arby's to private group
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• Romney to face rivals in his first 2012 debate
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• Hospital: Girl survives rabies without vaccination
• Witness Claims To Have Seen Palmgren In Remote Area
• Red Bank Methodist Church Hit By Lightning
• Motorcyclist Critically Injured By Elderly Driver
• Bend on The Run Kicks Off To Start Riverbend Activities
• Riverbend Festival Band Changes for Wednesday and Thursday Bud Light Stage
• Mavericks top Heat for NBA title
• Jeff Gordon wins for 5th time at Pocono
• Hanson strikes out 14, Braves beat Astros 4-1
• Former McCallie swimmer Ryan wins Ryan 5k swim national title
• Dorris Street shooting injures 1
• Arrest Made In Shooting Exchange On Dorris Street
• Jury chooses death sentence for Memphis man
• Dorris Street shooting injures 1
• Driver’s licenses at stake for court-cost scofflaws
• More than music at Bonnaroo
• Probe: Afghan troops ran, hid during deadly attack
• Rep. Weiner seeks professional help, wants temporary leave of absence from Congress
• Paris bar honors The Doors; may have to close them
• Tennessee states its case to NCAA
• Finally, an E. coli answer: It was the sprouts
• Armor center departs Fort Knox
• One Dead, Several Injured In Five-Car Crash On Lee Hwy
• Chattanooga Storm Debris Removal Begins On Monday
• Gates blasts NATO, questions future of alliance
• Palin emails show her coping with rise to VP slot
• 1 killed in Lee Highway crash
• Tennessee Army National Guard regiment gets new commander
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• UTC to host free power transformer workshop June 22 -23
• Engineering students create play area for elementary school students
• Students to “SOAR” with new retention program
• Woman Badly Burned In Legget Road Accident
• Dr. Richard Jackson awarded writing prize
• Student plans bike rides on first anniversary of accident
• East Ridge Council Tables Property Tax Increase Plan
• Bradley County: Storm debris cleanup company ordered to stop work
• 23-year-old man shot near 27th street
• Rawlings Street Carjacking Call Leads To Auto Theft
• Auto supplier creating 100 jobs
• Shooting Near 27th Street Leaves Many Questions
• Casey Anthony trial set for 15th day of testimony
• Alaska set to release Sarah Palin's emails
• Box labeled 'grandma's urn' left at Goodwill store
• Heatwave Gripping Region, Nearly Half Of The Country
• Heatwave Gripping Region, East Coast
• Jail Air Conditioning Problems Getting Fixed
• Alabama passes tough illegal-immigration law
• Tennessee swelters under early summer heat wave
• Deputy Chief to Retire in July
• East Ridge tables vote on tax increase
• Chattanooga Police Academy graduates 20
• Bradley plans new Blue Springs Elementary
• River City Co. unveils new downtown brand
• Hamilton jail air conditioning could be fixed Friday
• Dalton State cutting six positions, eyeing furloughs to meet budget
• Gingrich aides resign, leave campaign in question
• Chattanooga: Coppinger’s chief of staff retires
• Jury sees photos of Caylee Anthony’s skull
• Groundbreaking takes place for new Lookout Valley fire station
• Britton Bridge allowed to restart work after review
• Chattanooga: Photo released of suspect in Walgreens robberies
• Anthony trial enters its 14th day of testimony
• Montori Hughes no longer part of Vols football team
• Hamilton County sends warning on Cigna
• Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• Roads to close for zombie mayhem in Atlanta suburb
• Citigroup says hackers accessed credit card data
• Sex scandal, pregnancy tests Weiner's wife
• Details Emerge About Missing Signal Mountain Woman
• Police: Computer tech installed peeping software
• Delta bag fees for soldiers ignites backlash
• Two 11 Year Olds Arrested For Fire Alarm Prank
• Deputy Chief Mike Williams To Retire In July
• Oil rises as OPEC maintains production level
• Seniors’ medical pot collective stirs up trouble
• Bin Laden documents sharpen U.S. aim
• TENNESSEE AREA YOUNGSTERS WITH MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS ATTEND MDA CAMP
• Code Orange air watch issued for Hamilton County
• Two 11-year-olds charged with pulling UTC fire alarm
• Computer expert testifies in Casey Anthony trial
• Williams to retire from Chattanooga PD
• Man charged in punching, choking death of woman
• Bradley County: Police ask for public’s help in 2-year-old missing woman case
• Groups try to halt Georgia immigration law
• Chattanooga State, Tennessee Tech to offer bachelor’s degree at VW Academy
• Board of Regents tuition may jump by 9.5 percent
• Chattanooga man indicted for murder
• Civil War Anniversary - So long ago... So with us still...
• 2 new elements officially added to periodic table
• Chattanooga: Woman sought in second Walgreens robbery in a month
• Police Investigating Double Home Invasion, Kidnapping
• Walgreens Robbed Again By The Same Woman
• Walgreens Robbed A Second Time By The Same Woman
• Hot weather brings warnings around East region
• Police investigate Rossville kidnapping, robbery
• Man pleads guilty to falsifying safety records at Watts Bar
• Health overhaul fight in pivotal Atlanta court
• Police Investigating Late Night Woodland Homicide
• Marion Teen Facing Charges In Fatal Wreck
• Scientists unveil new mobile app to identify trees
• Missing Woman’s Husband Fired From Insurance Job
• Missing Woman’s Husband Fired From Job
• Accident illuminates perils of ‘bounce houses’
• Bradley Couple Faces Animal Cruelty Charges
• Bradley Couple To Face 39 Counts Of Animal Cruelty
• Two Charged With Stealing Air Conditioner
• Dogs Abandoned At East Ridge Animal Shelter
• Storm Relief Benefit Concert Friday, June 24
• Shelter life takes mental toll on Japan evacuees
• Obama expresses concern about slowing economy
• Murray investigates sex harassment claims
• Red Bank approves budget with cuts
• Chattanooga: City Council approves wellness center, storm-damage contracts
• Chickamauga man arrested in Alabama after high-speed chase
• Signal Mtn. man detained in connection with fatal car wreck
• Detectives investigate toddler’s death in Rome, Ga.
• Chattanooga: Husband of missing woman is fired from BlueCross BlueShield
• Tiger Woods to skip US Open
• Deadly Catoosa crash still under investigation
• McMinn County: Arrests made in weekend drug sweep
• 2 men charged with stealing A/C unit from tornado-damaged home
• Market Street Bridge in downtown Chattanooga to be closed this evening, Wednesday night
• Bye, bye Red Bank Blockbuster
• VW prices 2012 Beetle at $18,995
• Va. inmate sues after gruesome tries at sex change
• Superintendent Dr. Scales Not Getting Dallas Position
• Dade County Methadone Ban Heads To Court
• Irradiation underused to fight E. coli in foods
• Usually a job engine, localities slow U.S. economy
• Riverbend Announces Road Closures
• USC stripped of 2004 BCS national championship
• New Fugitive Added To Most Wanted List
• Haslam Signs Comprehensive Anti-Meth Bill Into Law
• DPD Seeks Suspects in Laundromat Burglary
• 3 arrested, 1 added to Most Wanted list
• Burress leaves NY prison for uncertain NFL career
• 2012 Volkswagen Passat: A First Drive Review
• Dr. Scales Up For Dallas Superintendent Position
• Police Make Arrests In Separate Child Abuse Cases
• East Ridge Police Arrest Man For Attempted Murder
• Three Killed In Sunday Accident On I-75
• Chattanooga Police Conduct A Weekend Saturation
• Clydesdales Visit To Benefit McKamey Shelter
• Dickey, Reyes lead Mets over Braves again
• Rafter drowns on Ocoee River
• Hunter Museum’s Civil War Exhibit: Between the States
• 2012 Volkswagen Passat: First Drive
• Clydesdales’ visit aids McKamey shelter
• Brad Keselowski wins Sprint Cup race in Kansas
• Scales on list for top job in Dallas
• Thunderstorm watch set in Southeast Tennessee
• Nadal beats Federer again in French Open final
• Wife's throat slashed, husband leaps from East Ridge window
• Chattanooga police raids net 44 arrests
• 3 traffic deaths today bring weekend toll to 7
• Archivists want to preserve Civil War artifacts in Chattanooga
• Police Searching For Two Wanted Fugitives
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Two Wanted Fugitives
• Rookie leads Mets past Jurrjens, Braves
• Chattanooga: House fire reported in Eagle Bluff
• Public's help sought to solve deadly Marion crash
• Vegetable scare hits Europe
• Kidnapper told girl she was ‘help’ for sex problem
• In South Dakota, some blame Corps for flood threat
• House scolds Obama on Libya; dozens of Democrats join
• James Arness of ’Gunsmoke’ fame dead at 88
• Bleak jobs report dampens hopes of steady growth
• Chattanooga sandwich shop robbed
• Code Orange health watch issued for Saturday
• SEC caps football signees at 25, down from 28
• HUD Awards City Housing Authority $246,864 In Grants
• Market Street Bridge To Undergo Testing Sunday
• CreateHere Awards $100,000 To Creatives
• Hamilton jail loses air conditioning
• Employers added 54K jobs, rate ticks up to 9.1 pct
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Tennesseans expected to see extended jobless benefits restored soon
• Food pyramid out, ‘My Plate’ in for healthy eating
• Teen Accused Of Attempted Murder Of His Infant Son
• East Ridge Plans To Raise Property Taxes, Garbage Fees
• Alton Park Lounge Beer License Suspended
• Alton Park Lounge Beer License Suspended By City
• Three Arrested On Meth Charges In Bradley
• Massachusetts digs out after tornadoes kill 3, hurt 200
• E. coli outbreak points to gaps in U.S. food system
• Riverbend Announces Road Closures
• Nation’s top spellers compete at Scripps bee
• Search planned Sunday for Gail Palmgren
• East Ridge proposes 26 percent property tax increase
• Hamilton County To End Brush Pickup June 9th
• Rhea County maintenance director Marty Derlak resigns
• Siren test set Saturday in Ringgold, Fort Oglethorpe
• Senators move to protect parts of Cherokee National Forest
• Chattanooga: Babysitter, kids thank firefighters who saved their lives
• 3 arrested in meth lab seizure
• U.S. auto sales cooled in May due to shortages
• Riverbend Festival Road Closures Begin This Sunday
• Man Arrested For Stealing From Damaged Home
• World War II D-Day Remembrance At TVRM
• FEMA eyes debt take-back as hurricane season looms
• GOP presses Obama on spending Medicare
• Brash and violent: al-Qaida’s new mouthpieces
• Official: No survivors found in Ga. plane wreckage
• Hanson’s 6 strong innings lead Braves past Padres
• Man rescued after fall on Signal Mountain
• Missing Signal Mountain woman's husband dismisses custody motions
• Searchers say they’ve spotted plane crash site in North Georgia
• Haslam signs bill requiring permits for rock mining
• Haslam signs bills abolishing teacher collective bargain, permitting corporate contributions
• Bradley man arrested for stealing in tornado-damage area
• Firehouse Subs donates $17,000 to Cleveland Fire Department
• Investigators Determine Cause Of Gas Station Fire
• Boyfriend’s lighter caught woman on fire at gas pump
• County mulls transportation for alternative sentencing
• 17 Year Old Shot And Killed On Taylor Street
• CARTA Makes Pitch To Take Over Parking Traffic Tickets
• Severity of Europe E. coli outbreak stuns experts
• Man sues over stolen $1 million lottery ticket
• Magnet School Applications Going To Lottery System
• Magnet Schools Going To Application Lottery
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands on Earth
• EPA Notes Chattanooga Cleaning Up Air Quality
• Dalton Makes Changes To Elementary Schools
• 9 days after tornado, rebuilding begins in Joplin
• Predicting 2011 hurricane season could be tough
• Home-price index falls to lowest point since 2002
• House rejects debt limit increase
• Great teachers, not class size, is most important, Haslam says
• Search continues for missing Gilmer County airplane
• Chattanooga: City Council member warns of 11th Street wellness center
• EPA says Chattanooga meets smog standards
• City Leaders Reconsidering Budgeting For Agencies
• City Reconsidering Budgeting For Agencies
• Chattanooga: Grand jury gets case of mother charged in attempted child suffocation
• Chattanooga: Court date changed for man charged in Okie Dokie Mart slaying
• Chattanooga: Corker advocates cap on federal spending
• Chattanooga City Council talks restoring funding for agencies
• Franklin County: Probation officer resigns after cash shortage found
• Plane with 4 aboard sought in north Georgia
• Corker tells Chattanooga audience debt debate needs real action
• VW Tiguan assembly eyed for North America, report says
• 4 dead, multiple injuries in I-95 bus wreck in Va.
• Memorial Day marked by parades, flyovers, flags
• Gov. Haslam To Sign New Traffic Camera Law
• Agriculture Department Finds More Violations At Zoo
• Cicadas Reemerging After 13 Year Absence
• Air Quality At Hazardous Levels This Week
• Women breaking barriers in Navy, not SEALs yet
• Astronauts get set to land Endeavour one last time
• Titanic Museum Marks 100 Years of Mystery
• Crews Rescue Huntsville Man From Sinking Cove Cave
• UPDATE: Man rescued from cave, sent to Erlanger
• Singer Sean Kingston stable after jet ski crash
• Police Searching For Pair Of Wanted Suspects
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Pair Of Wanted Suspects
• The building of a school-Howard School of Academics and Technology Part 2
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• Five at 10: Tressell quits, Memorial Day memories
• Ohio State says football coach Jim Tressel resigns
• Side Stages Create Big Sounds At Riverbend
• Harvick wins when Earnhardt runs out of gas
• Prado, Jurrjens lead Braves past Reds
• Police seeking suspect in Family Dollar robbery
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Police: Okie Dokie Mart Homicide Suspect Arrested
• Chipper Jones lifts Braves past Reds, 7-6 in 12th
• Famous Nashville candy bar gets major makeover
• Woman, rescuer injured in East Ridge fire
• GOP presidential hopefuls shift on global warming
• Chattanooga: Arrest made in April slaying
• Fukushima tsunami plan a single page
• Baylor beats GPS to win Division II-AA softball state championship
• Air France crash co-pilots fought with controls
• Gas tanks are draining family budgets
• After Obama’s European tour, challenges at home
• Backyard storm shelters become relics of the past
• Superior Creek Lodge Fire Sends Two To The Hospital
• Delta jet has difficult landing in Atlanta; 4 hurt
• Boston Bruins reach Stanley Cup finals, top Tampa Bay 1-0
• Four Chattanoogans killed in Alabama wreck
• Woman burned in late night gas station fire
• Campus discussions define roles in sustainable future
• University to partner with city, area businesses on sustainability initiatives
• Greater Chattanooga Regional Growth Initiative expands support
• Local students excel at UTC piano arts competition
• Executive MBA students gain global perspective
• Climbing wall to engage Rhea County students
• Riverbend Festival Expands Area No Smoking Zones
• Chattanooga: Riverbend Festival widens no-smoking areas
• Woman Severely Burned In Riverview Gas Station Fire
• Two Arrested For Making Meth In Motel Room
• Sapp’s Gospel Explosion canceled
• East Lake House Fire Under Investigation
• Fallen tree causes power outages on Signal Mountain
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history above Earth
• Trees toppled by storm kill 3 in metro Atlanta
• Florida’s Siesta Beach is nation’s top beach
• Divided School Board Approves Dr. Scales’ Buyout
• Cleveland “Chain Gang” Heading To Joplin, MO
• Ringgold Moves Ahead With 1890′s Day Jamboree
• Age Discrimination Suit Filed Against The TFP
• Coalition battles Grammys over category cuts
• A month later, Alabama survivors still in shelters
• Towns hit by twisters offer rebuilding road map
• New Security Measures for 2011 Bessie Smith Strut
• James, Wade lead charge as Heat eliminate Bulls in NBA Eastern Conference finals
• Palin to embark on East Coast bus tour
• School board approves plan for Blue Springs students
• Buyout approved; Jim Scales leaving June 10
• Missing Lookout Valley man is located
• Sequoyah Transfer Station will be closed Saturday
• Hamilton County switches to Cigna
• Chamber wants national search for Scales replacement
• Truck driver strikes 4 in Lowe’s parking lot
• Supreme Court upholds Arizona law penalizing the hiring of illegal immigrants
• Road Construction Won’t Delay Memorial Day Travelers
• Judge: Ariz. shooting suspect mentally incompetent
• Lauren Alaina brings Lakeview principal, Terri Vandiver, to 'American Idol' finale
• Rossville’s Lauren Alaina Places Second On “Idol”
• Analysis: Iraqis wary of decision on U.S. troops
• New Security Measures for 2011 Bessie Smith Strut
• Man Robs East 23rd Street Subway Shop
• Council Approves Group Home For Avondale
• Schools struggle to recover amid years of cuts
• A tour through the broken heart of Joplin
• Gaga blitzes the market with landmark campaign
• Stone carver continues tradition for MLK Memorial
• Nowitzki, Marion send Dallas Mavericks back to NBA finals
• Chattanooga: Subway on 23rd Street robbed
• Sheriff: Multiple deaths in western N.C. plane crash
• Chattanooga Christian advances to state final
• Three area baseball teams remain in Fling
• Morris indicted in UTC dorm break-ins
• East Hamilton soccer team loses to Memphis Kingsbury
• Former street preacher gets life in Smart case
• CCS tennis team falls 4-3
• Conrad’s HR in 11th gives Braves 4-2 win over Pittsburgh
• Winfrey finale devoted to fans, her ’safe harbor’
• East Ridge man guilty on 2 meth-related counts
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect ruled mentally incompetent for trial
• Kevin Revis to transfer
• Nashville: TDOT suspends bridge firm work after fatality
• Bradley County: Fire, emergency medical services merger report delivered
• State working to reinstate extended unemployment benefits
• Tanker overturned near Signal Mountain
• Area Girl Scouts Earn Top Girl Scouting Award
• Troubled home market creates generation of renters
• SEALs canine commando piques interest in war dogs
• Volkswagen Inaugurates New Plant With Pomp, Surprises
• Police Need Help Locating Walgreens Armed Robber
• High court’s California prison ruling could lead to nationwide legal overhaul
• A race to find survivors before more storms arrive
• Police search for woman in Walgreen's robbery
• East Ridge faced with $600,000 deficit
• Teachers union asks Haslam to veto bargaining bill
• UTC theft case spurs legislative action
• Chattanooga Police Department Joins Click It or Ticket
• Two Chattanooga women, man face meth charges
• Three Remaining Disaster Recovery Centers To Close
• Three Disaster Recovery Centers To Close
• Three Under Arrest After Discovery Of Hixson Meth Lab
• Three Arrested At Working Hixson Meth Lab
• Hixson Pike Regions Bank Robbed On Monday
• Child actor in VW Super Bowl commercial helps in opening Chattanooga plant
• Police Cruiser Collides With Prisoner Van, Three Injured
• Police Investigating 5th Avenue Shooting
• Chattanooga Symposium Events
• Chattanooga: Police investigating early morning shooting
• Former Georgia Gov. Barnes treated for prostate cancer
• National symposium: the history of music teaching and learning, June 2-4
• Walker County: Healthcare worker gets 3 life sentences
• UTC posts high APR scores
• VW ushers in new era in U.S. with its Chattanooga plant
• Tennessee Wildlife commission will continue, Harwell promises
• East Ridge man faces attempted murder charge
• Chattanooga: Police seek information on bank robbery
• Authorities searching Tennessee River for vehicle of missing Signal Mountain woman
• East Ridge Police Arrest Jett For Attempted Murder
• Police Arrest Jett For Attempted Murder
• Hamilton County: Clark resigns communications post with school district
• Closings scheduled in Ga. soldier's murder trial
• Atlanta's Buckhead development plan scaled down
• Scroggins Given Three Life Sentences For Elder Abuse
• Scroggins Given Three Life Sentences For Abuse
• Victim Of Bizarre Accident Identified
• Fickle Mississippi flooding frustrates some residents
• States’ immigration efforts fizzle
• Volcanic cloud heads to Scotland, flights canceled
• Rescuers race to find survivors of Joplin tornado
• Russell’s homers pace 9-3 Lookouts victory
• Cleveland council rejects property tax hike
• Hamilton County: Attorney General rules county can charge cities 1 percent commission
• Rhea County's Fitzgerald steps down
• Local attorney disbarred
• Holliday hired at Meigs County
• Georgia: Northwestern Technical College to cut jobs
• Police Searching For Armed Robber Of Check Into Cash
• Alabama man dies after being shot in March
• Consumer advocate warns be wary after the storm
• East Ridge: Man charged with abuse, accused of hitting 5-year-old girl
• East Ridge Man Arrested On Child Abuse, Gun Charges
• Woman charged in connection with Sunday stabbing
• Jury selected in federal meth trial
• School Board Releases Details Of Scales Buyout
• School Board Releases Details Of Dr. Jim Scales’ Buyout
• Police Investigate Bizarre Truck/Train Accident
• Walmart Shoplifter Arrested In Soddy Daisy
• Missing East Ridge Woman Found Dead
• Stabbing Victim Arrested On Burglary Charges
• Man identified in deadly I-75 crash this morning
• Alabama Salvation Army goes on despite tornado damage
• Bosh scores 34, Heat top Bulls 96-85 for 2-1 lead
• Riding into history-Summer bike tours in Chattanooga's Civil War battlefields
• Chatwood outpitches Lowe in Angels’ 4-1 win
• Missing East Ridge woman found dead in Sequatchie
• UTC falls to Alabama in NCAA softball regional final
• Woman who slashed Bradley deputy was from Florida, TBI says
• Republican Daniels not running for president
• East Ridge fireworks bill passes as session adjourns
• Woman Dies After Slashing Deputy, Crashing Off I-75
• East Ridge Police Arrest Man For Attempted Murder
• Soddy-Daisy boy gets Make-a-Wish gift
• UTC beats Jackson State in NCAA softball tournament
• Shackleford wins Preakness; Animal Kingdom 2nd
• Bill reining in red-light, speed cameras on way to governor
• Corporations get contribution rights
• East Ridge fireworks bill finally blasts through legislature
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Hawaii grapples with homelessness as summit nears
• Chattanooga man shot outside 45th Street nightclub
• Bill abolishing teacher collective bargaining goes to governor
• Senators send $30.78 billion budget to Haslam
• AFL-CIO may reduce support to Democrats
• High water makes Mississippi dangerous to navigate
• Man Shot During Alteraction At 45th Street Lounge
• Multiple Accidents Claim One Life, Alcohol A Factor
• Multiple Accidents Claim One Life, Injure Six
• Al-Qaida eyed oil tankers as bombing targets
• Face to face, Netanyahu rejects Obama on borders
• State, FEMA Aid For Tornado Recovery Tops $5 Million
• FEMA Aid For Tornado Recovery Tops $5 Million
• Man Found Dead At Truck Stop Identified
• Tallest Ferris wheel in eastern U.S. starts spinning
• Nashville: GOP looks to sub bargaining with ‘conferencing’
• Nashville: Under bill, companies must live up to job-creation promises
• Nashville: Abortion amendment battle ends after 10 years
• Tennessee House vote to extend unemployment benefits
• WUTC-FM conducts successful spring membership drive
• UTC alumnus becomes dean of UTC College of Business
• Haslam shelves TRA board reduction, cancels Fowlkes nomination
• Engineering students create safe workspace for Riley
• SGA honors outstanding seniors
• University women receive distinctions, awards
• Red Bank: Police investigate possible murder/suicide
• East Ride Police Seeking Missing Woman
• Chattanooga: I-24 lane closures set for this weekend
• Lawsuit caps legislation goes to Tennessee governor
• Nashville: Unemployment-benefits extension not a ‘top priority’ for Haslam
• Soddy-Daisy Raises Property Taxes 47%
• Pawlenty running for president on the Republican ticket
• I-24 Lane Closures Planned This Weekend
• Two traffic fatalities identified
• Chattanooga-area power bills set to rise five percent
• Fairchild Resigns School Board Chairmanship Post
• Vicitims Of Wednesday Accidents Are Identified
• The case of the traveling ‘Idol’ backpack
• Glitch makes NASA cut short Endeavour spacewalk
• Unidentified Man Found Dead At Bradley Truck Stop
• Giver and taker, ‘Mighty Mississippi’ never tamed
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• Truckloads of migrants a billion-dollar business
• Prodding Israel, Obama embraces Palestine borders
• Chattanooga Chase 8k
• Ramsey, Senate Republicans balk on extended unemployment benefits
• Body found at Bradley truck stop
• Everett Fairchild steps down as school board chairman
• Bradley County deputy injured in cow collision
• Teacher bargaining restrictions pass House
• Public asked for help to find missing East Ridge woman
• Body found near home off Dayton Pike
• Man Found Dead In Dayton Pike Residence
• Man Found Dead On Dayton Pike, No Signs Of Foul Play
• Pickens predicts gas prices will go up, urges moving trucks to natural gas
• April jobless rate up to 9.6 percent
• Police Investigating Fatal Dodson Avenue Shooting
• Stout Indicted In Shooting Death Of Myles Compton
• Stout Indicted In Death Of Jesse Compton
• Former Officer Sentenced In Statutory Rape Case
• State May Be Lifting Charter School Limits
• Dr. Jim Scales Puts His Home On The Market
• Bradley County Deputy Has Collision With Cow
• Retired Chattanooga attorney Leroy Phillips dead at 76
• Man shot and killed on Dodson Avenue in Chattanooga
• Man charged with exposure at Northgate Mall after showing ‘glistening white buttocks’
• RINGGOLD: County to close Cherokee Valley Road on weekends
• Local Housing Market Slows After Early Year Advances
• Georgia jobless rate dips into single digits
• Schwarzenegger child report spurs media frenzy
• Alabama teen drowns in park lake
• Plane diverted to Virginia airport after passenger died on board
• Activists decry probe revealed by found FBI papers
• County Changes Mind On Family Planning State Grant
• Hamilton Students Could Get A Longer Summer Break
• Storm Damage Leads To Higher Power Prices
• State Legislature Pulls Amazon Sales Tax Bill
• Two Die In Separate Traffic Accidents
• Rich spend, others scrimp, retail reports show
• Terror ‘franchises’ pose huge post-Bin Laden risk
• National Public Works Week
• UPDATED: Fatal traffic accidents in Chattanooga
• Nashville: Bill to force Amazon to collect state sales tax abandoned
• Bill bans Nashville measure against gay bias
• TBI: Hamilton one of state’s leading counties for sex trafficking
• Shuttle Endeavour arrives at space station
• Tennessee Senate passes bill forcing schools to end 'social promotion'
• Amazon gets 4,300 applications for two centers
• Hamilton County Commission delays vote on employee health insurance
• 3 ways to control gun violence, says Brady Campaign CEO
• Hamilton County Commission restores funding to family planning program
• IMF head on suicide watch in New York City jail
• Life Force responds to early morning crash in Bradley County
• City Council Begins Debate On No Tax Increase Budget
• Authorities Searching For East Ridge Home Invader
• Signal Mountain Police Still Searching For Gail Palmgren
• Could the Internet spell the end of snow days?
• U.S. troops face increasing dangers in southern Iraq
• Scandal deemed unlikely to derail Schwarzenegger’s future
• Braves, Gearrin win in the 11th
• TVA: Electric rates up for summer months
• Chattanooga: Mayor proposes $201 million budget for 2012
• Cleveland: Utilities board member resigns, appointed to Cleveland City Council
• Matthew Palmgren on leave from BlueCross job, attorney says
• Chattanooga: Family Planning rally moving forward
• Vision Airlines offers Chattanooga one-stops
• Kanku’s Shooter Given 21 Year Sentence In Slaying
• Miss Tennessee Visiting Local Elementary Schools
• Jeremy Lane Sentenced To Seven Years In Wood Death
• Snake Handlers Plead Guilty In East Ridge Case
• SEAL-mania grips nation in wake of bin Laden raid
• Seven Women, Two Men Arrested In Vice Sweep
• State Opens Insurance Services Agency Office
• U.S. hits credit limit, setting up 11-week fight
• Obama tells Memphis students their success inspires
• Nashville: Bill restoring jobless benefits moves but Haslam’s stance remains unclear
• Single-vehicle wreck on Signal Mtn. Road
• Montez Davis gets 21-year sentence in Chattanooga Kanku’s shooting death
• Man stabbed in Ford versus Chevrolet dispute in Gordon County
• Suspect Charged In Lee Highway Thefts
• Seven seeking vacant Cleveland Council seat
• Bradley County man charged with burglary, apparently caught on tape
• Chattanooga: Democrat chairman lashes County Commission
• Gov. Haslam Files Budget Amendment On New Revenue
• Haslam Files Budget Amendment On Revenue
• City, University To Host Gun Violence Summit Wednesday
• Drive-By Shooting Injures Two On Dodson Avenue
• Donald Trump announces he won't run for president in 2012
• Mentone, Ala.: Woman, 65, dies when thrown from horse
• Whitfield County: New floor covering business expected to create about 200 jobs
• Bradley County Vietnam veteran gets Purple Heart for wounds he suffered in 1966
• Bradley County: Learning center leader named to Bradley Commission vacancy
• Bradley County: Wacker hiring plant work force
• Amazon Begins Accepting Applications For Jobs
• Amazon Begins Accepting Applications For 1,200 Jobs
• UTC softball in Tuscaloosa regional of NCAA tournament
• Matt Kenseth pulls away late, wins at Dover
• Durant, Thunder beat Griz to reach West finals
• Uggla’s HR gives Braves 3-2 win over Phillies
• Ponzi schemer’s mansion sold for $1.93 million
• Thompson backs changes to presidential elections
• Citty Police Need Help Locating Two Fugitives
• Jair Jurrjens, Braves beat Phillies, 5-3
• Everhart elected Georgia GOP party chairwoman
• The great government fire sale is on
• UTC wins Southern Conference softball tournament
• Gov. Deal booed by Georgia GOP
• Two injured in shooting on Dodson Avenue
• Mexico outfits on U.S. money-laundering list thrive
• Poll: Republicans shrug at GOP’s 2012 field
• How one Japanese village defied the tsunami
• Chattanooga: Update on Lauren Alaina's local activities
• Chattanooga: Road Closures for Lauren Alaina concert
• Consumer inflation may be peaking, economists say
• Chattanooga Ranked Last In Mass Transit Access
• Two injured in shooting on Dodson Avenue
• Sources: Porn stash found at bin Laden compound
• I-24 Lane Closures for Bridge Deck Repairs
• Lady Mocs rout UNCG in SoCon softball tourney for spot in championship game
• Chattanooga: Delays expected on I-24 this weekend
• Cleveland, Tenn.: Evening Shade concert moved to Arnold School because of rain
• Georgia governor signs immigration bill into law
• Alternative Spring Break engages students
• Russian delegation visits campus, forms partnerships with faculty
• ACE Mentor Program encourages high school students
• Engineering students adapt a rocker for Emory
• History greenway planned for Charleston, Tenn.
• Thompson honored with state community service award
• Wigal receives Supernova Award
• Chattanooga: Meeting on Health Department cuts under way
• City Gears Up For American Idol Finalist Lauren Alaina
• Cajun Country braces for floodwaters from river
• Osama bin Laden emailed without being detected by U.S.
• No single answer to housing for tornado victims
• Police Investigating 11th Shooting Death This Year
• Hamilton Homeowners To Get Special Storm Tax Break
• Rep. Favors Condemns Attack on State Teachers
• Area Realtors Report Mixed Sales Results
• Chicago prepares for life without Oprah Winfrey
• Riverfront Nights 2011 Line Up Announced
• Gun Violence Summit - May 18, 2011
• Bulls ground the Hawks for good to advance to Eastern Conference finals
• McCann, Braves beat Nationals, 6-5 in 10th
• Details emerge and former players, coaches react to death of former UT player Aaron Douglas
• Ringgold loses 7-3 in elimination game at Columbus
• Chattanooga loses seat on TRA
• Nashville: Senate approves Haslam's plan to limit awards in civil damage lawsuits
• Catoosa County, Ringgold back to using regular government numbers
• Former UT football player Aaron Douglas found dead
• Porsche moving more operations to Atlanta hub
• Sts. Peter and Paul designated a basilica
• Hamilton County: Commissioners hear educators on $14.3 million budget deficit
• Tourism Department spent $64K creating brochure
• Judge sentences ex-bank executive to 10 years
• Settlement Date Set For Accused Pastor Strong Killers
• Settlement Date Set For Accused Strong Killers
• Hung Jury Allows Dog Killer To Go Free
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Large Unoccupied House
• Graduate to work for national fishing federation
• Hamilton County wary of move to Cigna
• Chattanooga: Fire destroys house this morning on Laporte Drive
• Dixie Group income, carpet sales boosted
• Unease in the Miss. Delta as floodwaters spread
• Madison, Ala. teacher named tops in state
• Evangelist Graham, 92, hospitalized with pneumonia
• Most nuclear plans on track outside Japan, Germany
• In Texas schools, a picture’s worth 1,000 calories
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• Father Accused Of Kidnapping His 15 Year Old Daughter
• Arrest Made In The Shooting Of Two Teens On Tunnel Blvd
• Arrest Made In The Shooting Of Two Teens
• Disaster Recovery Centers Open For Tornado Survivors
• Close Call For Resident Of Burning House
• Four Vehicle Collision Injures 11 Year Old
• Dalton Police Investigate Vehicle Arson, Need Help
• Iraq leader opens door to longer U.S. troop presence
• IHN 5K Race to End Family Homelessness
• Drummer keeps the beat for three decades
• Teen arrested in connection with Chattanooga shootings last week
• AMBER Alert issued for Chattanooga teen
• Southeast Whitfield falls to St. Pius X in Georgia Class AAA soccer semifinal
• FEMA opens new recovery centers
• Ringgold splits Georgia Class AAA playoff doubleheader with Columbus
• LOOKOUTS 5, BISCUITS 2
• Eight arrested in Cleveland drug sweep
• Nashville: GOP collective-bargaining bill passes House hurdle
• Dalton police seek suspects in car arson
• Dalton police find stolen car wrecked
• Reward offered for information on Cleveland, Tenn. theft
• Minor earthquake rattles Tunnel Hill, Ga.
• Canadian murder suspect arrested in Dalton
• Alarming combo: Bedbugs with ’superbug’ germ found
• Bicyclist injured in run-in with car
• ADM Donates $100,000 To Tornado Relief
• Hamilton County Commission praises, scolds budget presenters
• Tennessee lags behind on transportation issues
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Google braces to pay at least $500M in ad probe
• Woman found shot in Knox parking lot
• Cyclist Injured In Car Collision On East Main
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• Jockey found dead in vehicle at Churchill Downs
• Parties laying down blunt budget markers for debt crisis
• School Superintendent Dr. Scales Agrees To Step Down
• Worker Falls 20 Feet Into Industrial Storage Unit
• TVA Responds to Browns Ferry NRC Finding
• For seniors, tornadoes rip path of special pain
• Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• Over $1,500 Raised by NACS Employees Benefiting ACA International Education Foundation
• 2011 Chattanooga Green Festival
• Bicyclist injured in run-in with car
• Chattanooga council approves horse permit, billboard settlement
• Retail coalition launches anti-Amazon television ad
• Chattanooga City Council voting tonight on controversial changes
• Hamilton County Trustee Hullander seeking attorney general's opinion on sales taxes
• Georgia panel recommends Peters removal from the bench
• NRC: Valve failure at Browns Ferry ‘high safety significance’
• Fort Oglethorpe puts Sunday alcohol sales on the ballot
• Abandoned Church Building Collapses On McCallie Avenue
• Legislators press sales-tax issue with Amazon official
• Former church’s mid-section collapses on McCallie Avenue in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga: City parks director suggests redistributing hotel-motel tax
• Murray County: Middle school teacher sentenced on DUI, speeding charges
• Ringgold lot still holds 30 abandoned cars; curfew extended
• U.S. Treasury opens wallet to disaster victims
• Snapshot: Former church collapses on McCallie Ave.
• UPDATE: Hamilton County Commission grills animal shelter
• CBL, TIAA-CREF form joint venture
• Hamilton County moves into second day of budget hearings
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver separating after 25 years
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Mississippi River crests in Memphis
• Physical disabilities add challenge to pregnancy
• New Details Emerge About Missing Signal Mtn Woman
• Rhea County Executive In Prostitution Sting
• PM: Failure to find bin Laden not Pakistan’s alone
• Memphis music landmarks spared from river flooding
• Sony to restore PlayStation Network by end of May
• Thunder outlast Grizzlies in triple overtime
• Canucks beat Predators to advance to West finals
• Rhea County executive charged with soliciting prostitute
• Chattanooga: Man charged in box cutter attack
• Three sites competing for the next Cleveland school location
• Winchester, Tenn., city councilman charged with rape, sexual battery
• Chattanooga man accused of robbing Barnes & Noble
• Debris collection to begin this week in Bradley County, Cleveland
• Chattanooga: Man shot in groin, arrested on warrants after shoot-out at local bar
• What To Do With Storm Debris And Refuse Cleanup
• Hamilton County Commissioners ask for information on budget creep
• Public urged to report fraud related to storm relief in Tennessee
• Shooting Victim Shows Up at Hospital, Gets Arrested
• Three New Additions To 12 Most Wanted List
• Rossville Man Arrested for Filing False Report
• Rossville man accused of filing false report with Chattanooga police
• Mother Arrested For Trying To Suffocate Her 4 Year Old Son
• Two Missing Girls Found, Said They Had Been Chased
• Two Missing Girls Found, Said Were Chased
• Hamilton County budget hearings start this morning
• Trooper Shot at On I-24 Near 4th Avenue Exit On Saturday
• Trooper Shot at On I-24 Near 4th Avenue Exit
• Signal Mountain Woman Missing Since April 30th
• Signal Mountain Woman Missing Since April 30th
• Police investigate shots fired at trooper’s car
• Braves power their way past Phillies 5-2
• Mavericks sweep away Lakers with three-feat
• Polk motorcycle crash injures one
• Georgians ‘resilient,’ Napolitano says
• State trooper shot at on I-24 in Chattanooga
• Bradley Red Cross closing emergency shelter
• 8 more Georgia counties get disaster assistance
• Napolitano visits Ringgold disaster victims
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Wanted Vandal, Burglar
• Two Teens Shot On Tunnel Blvd Early Saturday Morning
• Haslam asks for disaster aid for floods
• Kendrick, 4 Phillies relievers shut down Braves
• Napolitano to visit Ringgold Sunday
• 3 die in Menlo crash
• 2 teens injured in party shooting
• Tennessee trooper killed in motorcycle crash
• Grizzlies rally from 16 down, go up 2-1 on Thunder
• Animal Kingdom, a 20-1 longshot, captures 137th Kentucky Derby
• Disasters challenge GOP governors of Alabama, Mississippi
• Pakistan paints dismal image of bin Laden’s end
• No go for Uncle Mo in Kentucky Derby
• Businesses now hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Coast Guard reopens part of Mississippi River
• Woman Arrested For Arson In Possible Domestic Incident
• Disaster Recovery Center Opens In Walker County
• Requested Capital Budget Available for Review
• Lowe outduels Lee, Braves beat Phillies 5-0
• Rose scores career-high 44 to lead Bulls rout
• Ringgold baseball team resumes with 13-3 win
• Chattanooga: Woman accused of setting house fire
• Tobias Harris to remain in NBA draft
• Chattanooga woman accused of TennCare fraud
• New power simulation lab opens
• Update: Guns on campus bill under study
• Inaugural Tommie F. Brown Award presented
• Health Department To Offer Vital Records For Free
• Inmate commits suicide at Hamilton County Jail
• Armed Forces Day parade kicks off
• FEMA disaster center opens in Apison
• Tennessee Highway Patrol activates two teams to assist flood victims
• Chattanooga shooting victim’s name released by police
• Man Severely Burned in Lookout Valley Camper Fire
• EPB Working Nonstop To Restore All Customer Power
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• Last World War I combat vet dies in Australia
• County School Board Passes On Initial Budget Cuts
• School Board Passes On Initial Budget Cuts
• Tunnel Blvd Shooting Leaves Man Critical
• I-24 Resurfacing Lane Closures This Weekend
• Pet Disaster Relief at McKamey Animal Center
• City Capital Budget Available for Review
• GEMA Site To Help Georgians Find Housing
• Slow-moving disaster rolls down Mississippi River
• For families of tornadoes’ missing, a long torment
• Storm Debris Pickup and Disposal Procedure
• Prado, Braves beat Brewers 2-1 for 4-game sweep
• Canucks grab 3-1 series lead over Predators
• Catoosa Red Cross shelter moves
• Lost woman found with little memory of past
• Hamilton school board delays vote on budget
• EPB cuts number of Chattanoogans without power to 1,600
• Haslam vows to honor no-taxes commitment to Amazon
• Hamilton students won’t have to make up storm days
• Bradley County judge fines court interpreter $10 for ‘criminal contempt’
• I-24 lanes closed this weekend for repairs
• FEMA inspectors now viewing Hamilton, Bradley storm damage
• Six More Counties Added To Federal Disaster List
• Bledsoe, McMinn, Rhea join disaster list
• Victim identified in fatal Ely Road fire
• Cleveland investigators, SWAT team bust methamphetamine lab, arrest man
• 3,200 Remain Without Power Over A Week After Storms
• Questions, confusion in classrooms over bin Laden
• Red Bank Considering A 36 Cent Tax Increase
• Obama giving NY its moment of justice on bin Laden
• SWAT Called Out After Man Threatens To Kill Family
• Sleeping Man Arrested For Attacking Police Officers
• Sleeping Man Arrested For Attacking Police
• City Debris Pickup and Disposal Procedure
• Soldiers Assisting With ER Storm Clean Up
• Boxcar Pinion Memorial Bluegrass Festival 2011
• Amid the rubble, survivors find sentimental items
• UPDATE: Man in custody after standoff with police
• Bradley County: More than $36 million in storm damage — so far
• About 850 still without power in Bradley County
• Chattanooga: Four car wreck on Market Street Bridge
• EPB: Power should be restored to remaining 5,500 Chattanooga homes and businesses by Thursday
• Walker schools on two-hour delay for Thursday, Friday
• Bradley County: Commissioners ask for more details in sheriff’s department budget
• Updated weather resource information and how to help
• Famed drill instructor and movie star to speak at Fallen Officer’s benefit
• Walker County Schools officials unveil $800,000 planetarium
• Bradley man accused of stealing from neighbor’s storm-damaged home
• Bradley County Deputies Make Seventh Looting Arrest
• Bradley Deputies Make Seventh Looting Arrest
• Bradley County storm victims get ice, pet help
• Thompson Pleads Guilty To Selling Stolen Goods
• Facebook Group Formed To Help Prom Season
• South Pittsburg Students Donate Trip Funds
• ACLU sends guide on do’s and don’ts for graduation, prom
• Hamilton County: Commissioners pick Longshore as new human resources director
• Hamilton County Commission delays vote on morning-after pill
• TVA cuts power outages to 70,000
• Chattanooga: EPB Restoration Effort Update
• EPB Says Less Than 10,000 Still Remain With Power
• FEMA Registration Process in Three Easy Steps
• Brownfields Assessment Meeting - May 5, 2011
• Red Bank eyes 33 percent property tax hike
• Cloudland Canyon announces new waterfall names
• Bradley County: Former Commissioner Thompson pleads guilty to attempted theft, placed on probation
• Fatal Birchwood crash victims identified
• Chattanooga Lookouts rained out tonight with Mississippi
• EPB cuts number of Chattanoogans without power to 10,000
• Erlanger confirms child died from storm injuries, raising questions about number of fatalities
• Lauren Alaina Suddeth may host Chattanooga benefit concert
• Nashville: Guns-on-campus bill sent to study panel
• Unum releases first-quarter results
• Higher fuel costs cut TVA earnings in quarter
• TVA expects damaged transmission power lines repaired by end of summer
• Nine Year Old Gang Member Caught With Gun In School
• VW reports best U.S. sales month in nearly 8 years
• Deputies Arrest Two In Attempted Looting
• Bradley Deputies Arrest Two Men In Attempted Looting
• More Charges Are Filed Against Jesse Mathews
• CBL names Nay to board
• Two arrested in Bradley over stealing of HVAC units
• North Georgia power restoration nearing completion
• Four counties eligible for disaster unemployment insurance
• Chattanooga police report 9-year-old found with loaded handgun at school
• Students to present films at Annual Short Documentary Film Festival
• Unidentified Body Found In Burned House On Ely Road
• High-voltage power towers ‘twisted like bow ties'
• White House: US determined to destroy al-Qaida
• Firefighters work fatal fire on Ely Road
• Bradley Commissioner Thompson Resigns
• Police Car Eating Dog Featured On Discovery
• Military families praise bin Laden's death, worry
• Federal Disaster Assistance Now Available For Tennessee
• Man Cut By Chainsaw During Cleanup Work
• Howard Thompson resigns from Bradley County Commission
• Senate strips teachers of collective bargaining rights
• Sunday alcohol sales in Dalton voters’ hands
• 1,800 still without power in Bradley County
• Bradley legislators ask for moment of prayer
• About 16,000 still without power, EPB says
• Alexander tours tornado-damaged Apison
• Man accidentally cuts friend with chainsaw
• Chattanooga: Man charged for firing at officers
• Nashville volunteers pitch in to help Chattanooga storm victims
• NYC marks bin Laden's death at WTC site and beyond
• Charlie Sheen tours tornado damage in Alabama
• Six arrested, charged with looting in Ringgold
• Chattanooga: Mayor talks funding with Regional Health Council
• Four More Georgia Counties Designated For Assistance
• Suspect Arrested After Shooting At City Police
• Red Cross Opens Disaster Operations Center In City
• Red Cross Opens Disaster Operations Center
• TVA says 212,000 still without power
• Free Tetanus Shot For Those In Storm Cleanup
• Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger reflects on tornado disaster
• Mayor Coppinger Reflects On Aftermath Of Tornadoes
• Coppinger Reflects On The Recent Tornadoes
• EPB Says 19,000 Businesses, Homes Still Without Power
• EPB Says 19,000 Still Without Power
• Corker says Osama bin Laden’s death puts end to his unspeakable reign of terror
• Bin Laden's death draws cheers, relief, dismay
• Eight Year Old Boy Attacked By Two Dogs
• Al-Qaida ideologue condemns Bin Laden slaying
• President Obama signs Tennessee disaster declaration
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Four Charged With Looting In Bradley Co
• State Warns About Storm Scam Artists In Region
• Five More GA Counties Designated As Disasters
• Metal Object Destroyed, Suspect Charged In Hoax
• TVA Working To Restore Power To The Region
• Haslam Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration
• At Least Two Killed In Birchwood Pike Crash
• Storm Update - April 29, 2011
• Terrorist leader Osama bin Laden is dead, President Barack Obama says
• Bin Laden dead, U.S. officials say
• Hamilton storm toll death toll raised to 11
• Z-Bo, Gasol power Grizzlies past Thunder
• MLB hits Braves’ McDowell with fine, 2-week ban
• Conrad has big hit, Braves beat Cards 6-5
• 4 charged with looting in Bradley
• Kyle Busch denies Hamlin weekend sweep at Richmond
• Public asked to help map storm damage
• Libya says Gadhafi survives NATO missile strike
• Haslam asks for federal disaster declaration in Bradley, Hamilton, 2 other counties
• Carbon monoxide kills couple
• Birchwood Pike crash claims lives
• Mocs' Skrine drafted by Browns
• Chattanooga: Update from EPB
• Chattanooga: Traffic fatality on Birchwood Pike
• At least three reported injured in Signal Mountain Road wreck
• Traffic fatality in Chattanooga
• Dogs maul 8-year-old on Wilson Street
• EPB: Power to be fully restored by next week
• List of Apison storm-related fatalities released
• Graduate students honored by Sigma Xi
• Update: Dr. Vandana Shiva concludes 2010-11 Hunter Lecture Series
• Spring 2011 Final Exam Hours
• Georgia woman gets 2 years for tax evasion
• Cleveland storm victims’ names released
• Ringgold students to split time at Heritage High, Middle
• Chattanooga continuing on storm cleanup
• All Bradley roads open but traffic restricted
• VW creates $100,000 fund to aid tornado victims
• Officials identify eight tornado fatalities in Ringgold, Ga.
• Restoring power could take more than a week
• State-of-the-art financial lab, trading room opens
• Students become Young Philanthropists
• Walker County ‘ahead of game’ on cleanup, official says
• Ringgold postal services moving to Fort Oglethorpe station
• Ringgold girl is safe and sound, grandfather says
• Authorities continue searching for the missing in Rainsville, Ala., area.
• Sheriff says some Ringgold residents could be allowed back in town today
• Atlanta Braves pitcher Lowe charged with DUI
• Police Investigating Shooting Of Uncooperative Teen
• Survivors Picking Up Pieces From Devastating Twisters
• Health Department Warns Residents About Unsafe Food
• Storm Damage Report - April 27, 2011
• Obama signs disaster declaration for Alabama twisters
• Shot teen uncooperative, police say
• Johnson leads Hawks past Magic, into 2nd round
• Panthers gamble on Cam Newton No. 1 overall
• Cam Newton drafted No. 1 by Panthers
• Eighth storm-related fatality confirmed in Ringgold, Georgia
• Obama promises federal help to Tennessee, Haslam says
• CBL reports higher earnings in first quarter
• EPB Working Overtime To Restore Widespread Outages
• EPB Working Overtime To Restore Outages
• Restoring power could take more than a week
• Chattanooga: Two teens indicted on murder charges in March slaying
• Thursday tornado covered three states
• Concerns About Price Gouging At Gas Stations
• Haslam asks Obama for federal aid
• Twenty-five bodies reported recovered in Rainsville
• Four dead in Bledsoe County
• Historic court case event canceled
• Fire Department Battles Two Fires, Offers Safety Tips
• Fire Dept Battles Fires, Offers Safety Tips
• Sen. Alexander offers comfort to those hit by storms
• 5,700 Cleveland Utility customers without power
• Red Cross Opens Four Storm Shelters In the Metro Area
• Coppinger warns homeless health care center only beginning
• Governors expected to tour storm damage
• Amazon stopping South Carolina project, report says
• Orchestra concert rescheduled for tonight
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 194 in 5 Southern states
• WRCB: Latest death, injury, and damage reports
• Chattanooga: EPB Update
• Major Storms Sweep Through Chattanooga
• Tornadoes Devastate South, Death Toll At 215
• Violent Storms Smack The South, At Least 159 Killed
• Area school closings
• State of emergency declared in Bradley County, curfew till 6 a.m.
• State of emergency declared in Catoosa County after tornado touches down in Ringgold
• Major wreck paralyzes traffic on I-75 near LaFayette exit
• 95,000 now without power, could go above 100,000
• Soddy-Daisy man killed by train identified
• Fan claims foul words and acts by Braves pitching coach
• Bradley County opens shelter
• Major damage reported in Walker County
• TVA working to repair transmission lines
• Jones’ 3 RBIs help Braves beat Latos, Padres 7-0
• Nashville: Voucher bill dead for the year
• Schriner retires, Sanford to head First Tennessee Bank
• WRCB-TV reporter arrested in Knoxville on DUI charge
• Woman dies after car goes over bridge in DeKalb County
• New tornado warning issued
• Nashville: Health care bill a no-go this year
• Trial date set in Mathews family federal case
• Chattanooga holding meeting with agencies on sales-tax agreement
• North Georgia assesses damage, prepares for next wave of storms
• Second wave: Tornado near Bridgeport, Marion County under warning
• Chattanooga: Steel Warehouse announces expansion
• Tornados, Severe Storms Rock Region This Morning
• Schools closing due to weather
• White House releases Obama birth records
• Cleveland City Councilman Bill Robertson dies
• VW reports record first quarter results
• Franklin County Schools closed due to weather
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Bicyclist in critical condition after being struck by SUV on Dodds Avenue
• Jury acquits man of stealing 99-cent hot dog
• Council Votes To Approve New City Sprinkler Ordinance
• 1 dead as storms pound South for 2nd straight day
• Paul Barys: Be prepared for severe weather Wednesday
• Soddy-Daisy: Man killed by train while trying to save dog
• Sony: Credit data risked in PlayStation outage
• Bledsoe school bus involved in crash
• Calhoun, Ga.: Police search for armed robbery suspect
• Federal grand jury indicts four defendants on horse abuse charges
• Family of accused cop killer indicted in federal court
• Group trying to recall Mayor Ron Littlefield holds meeting today
• Cornerstone Bank profits down from year-ago level
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Armed Bank Robber
• Murray 911 dispatchers fell asleep on duty multiple times, files show
• Chattanooga Councilman Benson: 401K might not be right for cops, firefighters
• Nashville: Anti-terror bill advances despite concerns
• Chattanooga Airport Gets $105,556 TDOT Grant
• Red Bank Residents Worried About School Land Swap
• Three Year Old Injured By Lawnmower
• Georgia 911 dispatchers fell asleep on job, director says
• Report: UGA's Houston tests positive for marijuana
• Ooltewah man arrested for aggravated assault
• Multi-car accident slows traffic on I-75 in Ringgold this morning
• Multi-vehicle fire at salvage yard
• Levees ready to burst as rain pounds central US
• Police probe whether officers gave tip about raid
• Human terrarium, Biosphere 2, looking good at 20
• County School System Looking At Deep Budget Cuts
• FSG Bank Chairman Resigns After Losses
• FSG Bank Chairman/CEO Resigns After Major Losses
• Area Law Enforcement Hosts Drug Disposal
• Area Law Enforcement Agencies Host Drug Disposal
• Matthews Trial To Be Broadcast By Media
• Prominent Defense Attorney Hit With DWI
• As economy gains strength, Fed weighs what’s next
• Taliban tunnel more than 480 out of Afghan prison
• S&P issues negative warning on ratings of TVA debt
• Bradley County business burglarized
• Bradley Detectives Searching For Burglars
• Nashville: Kisber cancels meeting to discuss Amazon deals
• City Police Investigating Two Officer-Related Complaints
• Police investigating 2 officer-involved incidents
• Calhoun police still searching for shooting suspect
• Chattanooga: Ted Turner visits McCallie School
• Gag order denied on Mathews case
• Chattanooga Man Suing Police Department For $1.9 Million
• Astec reports higher earnings
• Arch Chemicals Announces $30 Million Upgrade
• Chattanooga-based FSG Bank replaces CEO
• Hamilton County: Defense attorney charged with driving impaired
• 500-year-old book surfaces
• Man Brandishes Gun At Walmart In Disturbance
• Woman Runs Over Daughter, Faces Charges
• Rhea Woman Runs Over Daughter, Faces Charges
• Crawford scores 25, Hawks beat Magic for 3-1 lead
• Predators beat Ducks to advance to 1st semifinal
• Braves win in 10th for 1st sweep in SF since 1998
• Mudcats top Lookouts 4-3
• Mining company: Trapped Idaho miner presumed dead
• 2 top officers of US Navy ship relieved of duties
• Suspect named in attempted Colorado mall bombing
• Mom facing charges in fatal crash
• Hudson deals as Braves beat Giants
• Edwards holds off Kyle Busch to win NASCAR Nationwide race in Nashville 300
• Chattanooga baby gets lung transplant
• Washington considers annual flat fee for electric cars
• Military faces challenge to malpractice shield
• Senate committee: Ensign resignation ‘appropriate’
• Drill off Alaska coast? Gulf mess renews debate
• Fans stunned by the dark days of Dodgers baseball
• “Birther” claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• GM likely to retake No. 1 sales spot from Toyota
• Dozens killed in deadliest day of Syria uprising
• Vokswagen Recognized For Technical Education
• Two Regional Schools Searched For Drugs
• Rhea County's Gearrin to join Atlanta Braves bullpen
• Chattanooga: Man doesn’t make it to getaway car, gets nabbed by police
• Family doesn't think toddler killed mom in Florida
• One Arrested in Mountain Creek Road Home Invasion
• Hamilton Co Unemployment Rate Drops Sharply
• Spotlight on better uniforms for female GIs
• Hamilton Place Mall To Undergo “Green” Renovation
• Japan seals off no-go zone around nuclear plant
• No break this spring at the gas pump
• Some Georgia businesses fear impact of immigration law
• Kemp homers in 12th, Dodgers seesaw past Braves
• Former Northwest Whitfield student charged with making terroristic threats
• Tennessee Senate speaker questions Amazon deal, will meet with former state jobs chief
• Amazon failure takes down sites across Internet
• CARTA driver wins $75,000 in Georgia lottery
• Senators pass school voucher bill that impacts Hamilton County
• Chattanooga area unemployment falls to 8.6 percent
• Former Congressman Zach Wamp to speak to spring graduates
• UTC introduces first year reading experience program
• UTC celebrates Earth Day
• Two arrested after K-9 sweep at Crossville High
• One killed in I-75 wreck in McMinn County
• Athens Police Searching For Armed Robber
• One Dead, One Injured In Dade County Fire
• Woman dies in Dade County house fire
• Police ask for public help finding gun used to kill Charleston couple
• Audi eyes Tennessee production, president says
• Ga. veteran to be buried 66 years after war death
• BP sues rig owner for $40B; blames it for disaster
• Fatal accident in McMinn County brings early morning traffic to a halt
• Governor Haslam Announces New Economic Strategy
• Poll: College students get hard lessons in finance
• City To Begin Upgrading Downtown Traffic Signals
• North GA Toddler Killed In Accidental Drowning
• Kirby Street Man Injured In Sword Fight
• Obama calls GOP Medicare, spending plan “radical”
• Arkansas, Mississippi rely on cellphones most
• 3,200 Gulf of Mexico wells unplugged, unprotected
• Richardson signs to play basketball at Tennessee
• Car wreck on Signal Mountain
• Highly ranked prep quarterback picks Auburn over UT and others
• Toddler drowns in North Georgia pond
• Housing Report Shows Strong Increase In Local Home Sales
• Cleveland City Council deadlocked
• Georgia Dramatically Raises Prices On GEDs
• Highway Patrol Officers Make Major Drug Bust
• Highway Patrol Officers Make Major Drug Bust
• Victims' families observe Oklahoma bombing anniversary
• City Council Defers Vote On Sprinkler Ordinance Again
• Two Killed In Bradley County, Suspect Still Being Sought
• Obama administration eases pain of Medicare cuts
• Poll: Students grade high school down, college up
• Police on scene of double shooting in Bradley County
• Bradley sales tax dispute now up to city
• Chattanooga City Council to wait on sprinkler ordinance
• Walker Man Killed By Accidental Rifle Discharge
• Walker County Man Killed By Accidental Rifle Discharge
• Calhoun, Ga., man’s body found in Coosa River
• Hamilton County: Jury finds construction company did not retaliate against worker who talked to media
• Curt Jones steps down as Meigs County football coach
• Authorities identify LaFayette shooting victim
• Accidental Shooting Kills One In Walker County
• One Injured As Meth Lab Explodes Inside Motel
• Alton Park Residents March Through Their Community
• Scientists: Gulf health nearly at pre-spill level
• S&P warning: Fix deficit or risk credit rating
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• Helping Heal Broken Hearts
• LaFayette, Ga., man killed in accidental shooting
• Explosion in Chatsworth appears to be a meth lab, officials say
• Red Cross volunteers head to storm damage
• Hurley named Tennessee Woman of Distinction
• Chattanooga State's Philip Jurick signs letter of intent with Oklahoma State
• Haslam Offers $50,000 Reward In Bobo Search
• Gov. Haslam Offers $50,000 Reward In Holly Bobo Search
• VW Chattanooga Builds First Customer Car
• Volkswagen Chattanooga Builds First Customer Car
• 2011 Pulitzer winners in journalism and arts announced
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 10 percent in March
• Police identify dead body found outside Ooltewah Bi-Lo
• Bradley County: Commissioners seek meeting with Cleveland council over tax revenue dispute
• Trial begins in case related to noose found at BlueCross site
• At least 44 dead after killer twisters pound South
• ‘Vote for the Worst’ polling for McDonald replacement
• Mountain View Chervolet revamps dealership
• UTC opposes guns on campus bill
• Cleveland, Bradley leaders bicker over sales tax
• Body Found Along Collegedale Rail Line
• Lookout Mountain Family Wins With Funniest Video
• Autopsy Results Pending On Body Found Near Bi-Lo
• Few blacks attend Civil War anniversary events
• UTC men, women lead as SoCon golf tournaments
• Grizzlies stun No. 1 Spurs for first playoff win
• Lookouts top Birmingham, 7-2
• Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• Mistakes hurt Braves in 3-2 loss to Mets
• 16 Year Old Shooting Victim Drives Himself To Hospital
• Police Searching For Robbery Fugitive Timothy Pam
• Gunshot victim at Memorial Hospital
• Man killed by train in Collegedale
• Braves hit 4 homers, beat Mets 4-2 behind Lowe
• Gordon leads Hendrick sweep at Talladega
• Chattanooga police investigate body at Lee Highway Bi-Lo
• Virginia Tech mulls appeal as it marks grim anniversary
• IRS paid $513 million in undeserved homebuyer tax credits
• Japan’s evacuees annoyed at compensation offer
• Cuba gears up for key Communist Party summit
• Obama: Congress must — and will — raise debt limit
• Deal says he’ll sign immigration bill
• Gun Violence Summit
• Dalton State students receive first public safety scholarships
• VW assembling cars for dealers
• University in Jackson closing doors opened in 1843
• UTC elects new student government leaders
• Updated: Power restored to 1,100 in Fort Oglethorpe
• Cops get drop on burglary suspect
• Cash, pot seized in DeKalb bust
• UTC Theatre and Speech Department receives national accreditation
• Update: Students participate in 24-hour on-campus CreateAthon
• UTC Music Department wraps up spring 2011 semester with multiple performances
• Student and Chancellor Brown Trading Places
• Dr. Benjamin Gross celebrates chemistry history at annual banquet
• Grote Scholar Tyson Ward to return to studies
• GOP gloats that national Dems not targeting Corker
• 278th gets new commander
• Son: Mom cried NY river plunge 'terrible mistake'
• I-24 weekend roadwork canceled
• Rep. Watson named Tennessee’s new Senate speaker pro tempore
• VW cancels plant event
• Weekend I-24 Lane Closures in Chattanooga Canceled
• VW Group sales set new record
• Police fatally shoot man on I-275
• County Health Department Targeted For Budget Cuts
• Details Emerge On David Ridley’s Departure
• Missouri lawmakers neuterlaw aimed at puppy mills
• East Ridge Debates Closing Public Pool
• SWAT Called Out To North Chamberlain
• Juvenile Girls Arrested in Drug Conspiracy Case
• Congress OKs big budget cuts — bigger fights await
• TVA Plans To Retire 18 Coal-Fired Power Generation Units
• FAA tries to quell sleeping controller controversy
• Over 50 years, Bay of Pigs vets shaped Miami, U.S.
• Sheriff honorees for 2011 are named
• Police: Georgia girl, 5, takes marijuana on school bus
• Hamilton County: School system talks deep budget cuts
• Chattanooga State, MTSU sign dual-admission agreement
• ABC cancels 2 longtime soaps from daytime lineup
• Calhoun man charged with cruelty to children after toddler found in car
• TVA Agrees To Settlement To Improve Air Quality
• East Ridge Police Make Arrest For Burglary, Sexual Battery
• East Ridge man arrested, charged with sexual assault, burglary
• Catoosa County judge on trial before state commission
• TVA board re-elects Bottorff as chairman, picks Sansom for vice chairman
• Court overturns previous decision in judge-shopping case
• Mathews’ Family Facing Additional Court Charges
• Erlanger Approves Bailout Of Hutcheson
• Erlanger Approves Bailout Of Hutcheson Medical Center
• Fort Oglethorpe Looking For Walmart Robber
• No Wine In Tennessee Grocery Stores
• Catoosa County: Commissioners approve Erlanger, Hutcheson agreement
• Restaurant gives Fla. toddler sangria, not juice
• Missing Tenn. woman may have been abducted
• Government wants airlines to repay fee after losing bag
• E.R. Police Searching For KFC Armed Robber
• Alan Jackson To Headline The Final Night Of Riverbend
• DPD Seeks Three Drug Court Absconders
• Identity of Man Found In Dalton Creek Gets Released
• Amid loss, Japan determined to reopen schools
• Taking on Republicans, Obama unveils debt relief plan
• Breaking: Erlanger Hospital board approves Hutcheson deal
• Barry Bonds guilt of obstruction, jury hung on other counts
• Opponents kill wine-in-groceries bill
• UTK, UGA among Playboy’s top party schools
• 90,000 girls’ tops recalled for lead danger
• Pets in lap bill rejected by Tennessee Senate panel
• Chattanooga: Mathews ordered held pending grand jury action
• Mathews Bound Over To Grand Jury, No Bond Set
• Mathews Bound to Grand Jury, No Bond Set
• Dalton: Police looking for three drug probationers
• Missing Michigan woman’s car found in Whitfield County
• 'Boobies' bracelets ruled OK in Pa. school for now
• Calhoun, Ga.: Police arrest three in connection with car thefts
• Tennessee AG says photo ID bill likely unconstitutional
• Cleveland mayor vetoes ‘delay’ resolution
• TVA cuts fuel cost adjustment
• Comptroller says $700,000 stolen from counties in Tennessee
• Judge Moon Recuses Himself From Mathews Hearing
• ESPN to televise Georgia football opener
• Gun Violence Summit planned for May 18
• Hamilton County will not fulfill NAACP request
• Dalton police identify body found in creek
• Mom drives van into river, killing self, 3 kids
• Dalton Police Find Body In Creek, Autopsy Scheduled
• City Council Votes To End County Sales Tax Agreement
• Last Hurdle Cleared With Hutcheson Medical
• Last Hurdle Cleared With Hutcheson Medical Center
• Shaw Laying Off 300 In Dalton Plant Closure
• Tim Gobble Hired As East Ridge City Manager
• Georgia Moving Forward On Sunday Alcohol Sales
• Japan equates nuclear crisis severity to Chernobyl
• Police Hosting Community Awareness Meeting
• Space shuttles going to Florida, California, suburban Washington
• Obama first to put tax increases on budget table
• Fort Sumter: Somber 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Hutcheson deal now up to Erlanger
• Fire, police, city workers address City Council
• City votes to let sales tax agreement expire
• Mubarak hospitalized after suffering heart attack during questioning
• Tennessee House committee OKs $29 million for Wacker Chemical
• Gov. Haslam signs tenure bill into law
• Shaw closes Chatsworth plant
• Dead body pulled from Dalton Creek
• Commission, school officials discuss PILOT money
• Chattanooga: Homicide case sent to the grand jury
• Brexler given honor as "Grassroots Champion"
• Hutcheson meeting moved to different location
• City takes consensual vote on sales tax agreement
• Hamilton County: Sheriff doesn’t expect new jail chief before July
• County Mayor’s office announces Riverpark event
• Chattanooga: Officer, suspect identified in Monday shooting
• Haslam defends commissioners’ pay increases
• Chattanooga: Unum names Farrell to head investments
• Mazda franchise opening downtown
• Pair arrested for stealing storm drain grates
• Erlanger’s Brexler honored by hospital association
• Super jumbo jet clips another plane at JFK airport
• Applebee's makes changes after child gets alcohol
• Suspect in Ark. soldier death says killed before
• Police looking for suspect in pharmacy theft
• Hearing on sex-offender level for Lawrence Taylor
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Teen Shot In Leg After Pointing Gun At Officers
• Judge Asked To Recuse Himself After Writing Poem
• Chattanooga Native Now Assistant Adjutant General
• Drivers start to cut back on gas as prices rise
• Obama’s debt cutting plan: Everything on the table
• Murder Suspect Has Bond Lowered By $90K
• Smart city race enters last laps
• Two free basketball tickets given to Tennessee player's mother
• Bond reduced for 20-year-old murder suspect
• Wounded soldier returns to Trenton
• Chattanooga: Police officer shoots 16-year-old in home invasion
• Child Abuse Arrest Over Assault Of Teen
• Child Abuse Arrest Over Assault Of 17 Year Old Teen
• Uncle charged with child abuse
• Bonds' jury to hear personal shopper's testimony
• Chattanooga: Judge lifts media gag order, with conditions
• Meth lab nabbed in Chattanooga after Walker pursuit
• Murray County: Two dead in late-night shooting
• Olympian Carl Lewis to run for NJ Senate
• Weekend shooting in Murray County
• Police Release Identity Of Man Struck By Train
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Police Chase Across Georgia Line Nabs Meth Dealer
• City Suffers Ninth Homicide Of The Year On Saturday
• SWAT Called Out On Shooting Report
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Shot At Neighbors
• Gang Related Shooting On Wilson Sreet Friday
• Train victim’s name released
• Officer's widow speaks at church
• Meth lab nabbed in Chattanooga after Walker pursuit
• Cole Hamels, Phillies shut out Braves
• Man hit, killed by train in Polk County
• Carlos Ruiz, Phillies slam Braves, 10-2
• Man stranded in empty Japanese town since tsunami
• Poll: Few confident U.S. ready for nuclear emergency
• Tornado watch issued for Southeast Tennessee counties
• LAPD outlines security plans at Dodger Stadium
• Boeing 737s around the world face new scrutiny
• Police: Man shot to death in Chattanooga home
• Air date announced for local "Extreme Makeover" episode
• At least 20 killed in Syria protests
• NBC’s ‘Today’ show faces transitions
• Planned Parenthood, abortion and the budget fight
• Jones, Braves beat Lee, Phillies, 6-3
• Federal shutdown threatens big Civil War event
• Man hit in leg in gang-related shooting
• Rays slugger Manny Ramirez tells MLB he’s retiring
• Tennessee state board to consider $6.9 million for Amazon
• Chattanooga mayor proposes charter study commission
• Accused Cop-Killer Leaves Hospital, Joins Family in Jail
• Gossip websites report Peyton Manning, wife have twins
• Haslam meets with Chattanooga teachers
• Local re-enactors to forge on even if Fort Sumter re-enactment is shut down
• Walker County: Missing Chickamauga man located
• Wacker plant could be expanded
• Chattanooga Police Department seeks missing endangered child
• Royal attitudes change with the times
• Workers brace for effect of government shutdown
• Stores turn in surprisingly strong sales for March
• Over 4,500 Pay Their Respects To Sgt. Tim Chapin
• City Attorney Looking At Outdoor Chattanooga
• County, School Board Set Up New Commission
• Accused Cop Killer’s Mother Taken Into Federal Custody
• I-24 Lane Closures This Weekend for Concrete Repair
• Dalton Police Seeking Liquor Store Burglar
• Gates: Some U.S. troops may stay if Iraq wants
• Government shutdown: Who’s going to bear the blame?
• 3-2-1— blastoff to space shuttles’ last destination
• Japan nuclear crisis ebbing, U.S. experts say
• Jesse Mathews' parents facing federal charges
• Sephora store opens at Hamilton Place Mall
• TSEA head says Haslam gave state workers a ‘slap in the face’
• Morgan stars as Brewers beat Braves
• Dalton police search for liquor store burglar
• Catoosa County Jail employee investigated
• Coppinger sends Ron Littlefield letter about sales tax agreement
• Tennessee House OKs bill shielding teachers who doubt evolution, global warming
• TVA delays decision on Bellefonte due to Japan
• Chattanooga: Jury gets Witherow murder trial
• Dalton Woman Faceds Child Neglect Charges
• Berke bill on domestic violence passes Senate
• Some sewage treatment restored at Gatlinburg
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Summerville to get $500,000 downtown makeover
• East Ridge fireworks bill fails to launch
• Gunman opens fire in Brazilian elementary school, 13 dead
• Parts of Hixson Pike and 153 to close today while Chattanooga honors slain police officer
• Federal shutdown could close some US parks
• DA Says Matthews Should Face The Death Penalty
• Tsunami-hit towns forgot warnings from ancestors
• Erlanger Agrees To Take Over Hutcheson Medical Center
• 212th Transportation Company Coming Home
• Police Need Help Identifying Store Shooting Suspect
• Traci Carpenter To Face Child Neglect Trial
• Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• Obama: Progress, but no deal to avert shutdown
• Maine boy without hands honored for penmanship
• Chattanooga: Shots fired near West 45th Street
• Fielder part of all 5 runs in Brewers' win over Atlanta
• Radioactive isotopes from Japan detected locally
• Man found guilty on all counts in post office robbery, kidnapping trial
• Endowment funds Pikeville water project
• 212th soldiers coming home Friday
• Cleveland, Tenn.: Chevy coming back to town
• Volkswagen completes 23-mile rail system at new site in Chattanooga
• Commission chairman announces committee on education
• Sheriff’s Deputies, Other Agencies To Cover Thursday
• $3 million in Georgia Lottery winnings sold in Dalton
• Chapin family thanks police, church, community
• Whitfield County mother charged for leaving children home alone
• Commission approves sale of property to Archer Daniels Midland
• Henry, Skillern say job cuts could go beyond the Health Department
• Historic Engel Stadium To Transfer To UTC Control
• Georgia Legislature Passes New Voter Photo ID Bill
• Engineering Installation Squadron To Deploy
• State lawmaker crashes bike training for triathlon
• Police pepper-spray misbehaving boy, 8
• Bristol Palin earns $262K for teen pregnancy work
• Two die when wall falls at Gatlinburg sewage treatment plant
• Retail sector adding jobs, but not always careers
• Man Shot And Killed At Okie Dokie Market
• Man Shot And Killed In Front Of Okie Dokie Market
• Obama presses Congress to avoid shutdown
• Japan sets radiation safety standards for fish
• It’s a gasoline world: Fuel connections everywhere
• Panel in closed session on Hutcheson deal
• Chattanooga: Gunshot kills man near Roanoke Avenue
• Chattanooga: City Council talks curfew laws
• School system increases shortfall estimate in Hamilton County
• Arrest Made In Arson Fire At 114 Bales Ave
• Nashville: Voter ID bill passes House committee
• Martin finalizes UT staff, discusses possible futures of Harris and Hopson
• Fukushima fallout arrives in Oak Ridge
• Murray County to re-open Old Rock building
• Dedication set for new Air Guard building
• Chattanooga: 241st Squadron to mobilize Thursday
• Domestic Shooting on 5th Ave Leaves Man Shot In Leg
• Domestic Assualt on 5th Ave Leaves Man Shot
• Woods Arrested On Multiple Attempted Murder Charges
• Attempted Robbery at Rone Regency Monday
• Chattanooga: Man shot in thigh by roommate, police say
• Two missing in huge Tennessee sewage plant spill
• Chattanooga: Police nab the 'Joker' in connection with shootings
• Georgia's Thompkins turning pro
• Man shot in the leg while walking in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga: Man arrested after brandishing axe in jewelry store
• McMinn sheriff’s deputies looking for burglary suspect
• Chattanooga: Man pleads guilty in fatal 2009 crash
• Berke bill allowing GPS monitoring of stalking suspects advances
• Police Investigating Early Morning Shooting on 3rd St.
• Former student charged with damaging historic Chickamauga school
• Chattanooga: Jurors chosen for murder trial
• Details Emerging About Accused Cop Killer Matthews
• Details Emerging About Accused Cop Killer
• Water Company Approved For 14.7% Rate Increase
• Water Company Gets 14.7% Rate Increase
• Hixson High Fight Leaves One Hospitalized
• Overnight Storms Cause Damage In Region
• Elderly Siblings Arrested For Athens Bank Robbery
• Hearing set for mom accused of killing her teens
• Early morning shooting leaves one wounded, one in custody
• Former Governor Ned McWherter Passes Away
• Japan nuke plant dumps radioactive water into sea
• Southwest accident prompts FAA inspection order
• Obama opens bid for new term, no longer outsider
• UConn defeats Butler 53-41 for 3rd national title
• Soddy-Daisy softball field named for Clifford Kirk
• UPDATED: Student stabbed at Hixson High School
• Prado, Uggla rally Braves to beat Brewers 2-1
• Chattanooga Police Need Help Identifying Mystery Woman
• Biggest water hike in Chattanooga history approved
• McWherter, former governor, House speaker, dies
• Chattanooga: Mother pleads guilty to child endangerment in two deaths
• Mars expanding Bradley plant
• Stout bond hearing postponed
• Mayor Coppinger pleads case for new sales tax agreement
• Chattanooga: Funeral set for slain police officer
• AP: 9/11 suspects to face military tribunal
• Child neglect trial set for Nov. 15
• SMU officials: Student died of natural causes
• Ford CEO set to receive Edison Achievement Award
• Public schools woo foreign students to boost ranks
• Man Shoots Brother In Cleveland Altercation
• Erlanger Close To Deal On Hutcheson Medical Center
• Three Teens Arrested During Motel Drug Bust
• No Charges Filed In Death Of Baylor Student
• Bessie Smith Strut Performers Announced
• April News From Chattanooga Office of Sustainability - April 2, 2011
• Katie Couric leaving news anchor post
• Notre Dame upsets UConn 72-63 in women's Final Four, heads to title game
• Texas A&M rallies to upset Stanford in women's Final Four
• Harvick makes late charge to win at Martinsville
• 3 Hutcheson boards vote to OK Erlanger pact
• Hudson shuts down Nationals in Braves’ 11-2 rout
• Braves put Jurrjens on disabled list; recall Minor
• Wind warnings issued for Tennessee Valley
• Hamilton SWAT called out in standoff
• Butler beats VCU 70-62 to reach NCAA men's basketball championship game
• SWAT Called Out To Deal With Barricaded Barnes Road Man
• Nationals 6 to 3 over Braves
• Community leaders discuss improving education
• Defense solid in Mocs spring game
• Gulf tourism officials ‘cautiously optimistic’
• Locally grown? It all depends on how you define it
• Brainerd Shooting Leaves One Officer Dead, One Injured
• Flotsam from Japan’s tsunami to hit U.S. West Coast
• Army group says there ARE atheists in foxholes
• Obama says spending deal close, Boehner doesn’t
• Job growth accelerates; oil prices worry experts
• Japan to convene rebuilding council as massive search for bodies is mounted
• Man dies of gunshot wound, twin charged
• East Ridge Clarifies Intentions On Proposed Firework Sales
• I-24 Resurfacing Project Begins Soon In Region
• Cleveland: Man shot in chest at Keith Street apartment
• UT president praises UT Chattanooga
• Howard names Calloway new football coach
• Painful tale is looking up after dog's run-in with shredder
• Report: Environmental concerns outweigh job creation by coal-fired power plants
• Local group launches work force effort
• Arrest Made in Appling Street Residential Robbery
• TVA Moves Transformer from Raccoon Mountain
• Teenager arrested for residential robbery, police search for second suspect
• Bradley Central hires Smith as Logsdon successor
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 pct, two-year low
• Boehner signals compromise in budget talks
• County Narcotics Officer Raid Pot Grow House
• County Narcotics Officer Raid North Chattanooga House
• TVA Detects “Very Small” Levels Of Radiation
• TVA Detects “Very Small” Levels Of Radiation In Area
• Commissioners Want To Renew Tax Deal
• Meigs County Woman Arrested For Murder
• Nixon library offers new take on Watergate scandal
• Missouri to drop extended benefits for unemployed
• $80,000 pot bust on Bell Avenue
• Wichita State beats Alabama 66-57 for NIT title
• State court denies appeal from fired Chattanooga police officer
• Ramsey offers Supreme Court justices deal on elections
• Bradley County woman's charges upgraded to second-degree murder
• Hutcheson trustees to hear proposal from for-profit
• Hamilton County sees slight drop in jobless rate
• Ramsey: No interest in running for governor against Haslam
• Public asked to help find missing Walker man
• Chattanooga: Dog owner ordered to pay restitution after attack
• Victims shocked with stun gun, forced to undress in home invasion
• Cleveland man faces federal charges in bankruptcy case
• Nashville: Teacher tenure bill headed to Haslam
• Coppinger sends letters to agency telling them not to expect funding
• Calhoun, Ga.: Police arrested unregistered security guards
• Commission declares support for sales tax agreement
• Manslaughter charge dismissed in 2010 shooting
• ADM wants to buy Enterprise South Property
• ADM to build local terminal at Enterprise South
• Commission agrees to buy David Brainerd School
• Archer Daniels Midland To Build Facility In City
• Police Investigating Home Invasion On Appling Street
• Two Girls Attacked By Bulldogs On Sticher Trail
• City Grapples With What To Do With Curfew Violators
• Shelia Sheriff Added To 12 Most Wanted List
• Dalton unemployment declines slightly
• Police on scene of home invasion
• Historic Engle Stadium
• Alabama lab is first defense for radiation from Japan
• Poll: Americans souring more on economy
• Post-scandal Fiesta Bowl must justify place in BCS
• California drought officially ends after snowy winter
• Girls attacked by bulldogs
• Plumbers file suit against WWTA
• Calhoun restaurant owner charged after alcohol served to minors
• Sheriff added to 12 Most Wanted list
• Chattanooga: NAACP seeking info on hiring
• Task force: Board will direct merger of Cleveland, Bradley County fire departments and EMS
• Chattanooga: Woman indicted in slaying of daughter’s boyfriend
• Chattanooga: Officials prepare detention facility for Coolidge Park ordinance violators
• Man recounts story of cutting off his own arm
• United Kingdom cat with thunderous purr makes record attempt
• Open charter school bill passes Senate panel
• Hamilton County: Ooltewah death ruled a homicide
• DeKalb County: Suspects arrested in connection with Alabama shooting
• TBI report shows drop in overall crime at colleges, but increase in violent crime
• County Commission will vote on ‘symbolic’ sales tax resolution
• Tennessee State Republican party names new executive director
• Hamilton School Board Looks At Closing 11 Schools
• Snake Enthusiast Has His Day In Court Today
• Discovery Channel Covers Car-Eating Dog
• Ron Ramsey breaks committee tie on judge elections bill
• Grundy County near bottom in health rankings
• UTC's EMCS Building all clear
• Former Auburn football players expected to say they received cash from boosters
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• City Council Approves 6 PM Curfew For Coolidge Park
• Power 94′s Keith Landecker Wins 2011 Jefferson Award
• Chattanooga City Council OKs Coolidge Park restrictions
• Parents of slain toddler in court
• Willie Nelson won’t have to sing in court
• DeKalb County authorities search for shooter
• Hamilton County Board of Education is considering East Side rezoning
• Judiciary court announces judge suspension
• Counties meet on Watts Bar Nuclear Plant evacuation plans
• Hamilton County: Schools facilities committee meets on priorities
• River Gorge Trust Donates Land To The City
• Roy Walsh Sentenced To 200 Months In Prison
• Woman accused of faking son's cancer sentenced
• Gordon County: Police looking for fugitive in abuse case
• Home prices falling in most major U.S. cities
• Border agent shot man in back 3 times
• NASA: Mars rover, phone home after yearlong sleep
• Workshop offers geeks industrial-strength toys
• South Carolina lawmakers take a dim view of new light bulbs
• County Investigating Death of Snow Hill Road Resident
• Man Arrested After Stabbing At Fountain Bleau Apts.
• So far, most of tax cut is going down the gas tank
• More radioactive water spills at Japan nuke plant
• Man charged in East Ridge stabbing.
• Virginian chosen to head Cleveland city schools system
• Former South Pittsburg High band director sentenced on child porn charges
• Chattanooga: Sheriff’s office investigating possible homicide
• Georgia Tech chooses Dayton's Gregory for rebuilding
• UTC Football Player Charged With Vandalism
• Deputy Accused Of Using Excessive Force
• High court rejects Ga. death row inmate's appeal
• Dalton Police Arrest Man For Impersonating Officer
• HomeServe staff up to 140 employees
• Chattanooga: Democrats to hold organizational meeting April 9
• Man faces prison term in toddler kidnapping case
• Bill would allow deer farms, TWRA opposes it
• Folk remedies for colic do not work, review says
• Man Charged in Ga. officer killing waives hearing
• Thousands attend funeral for slain Ga. officer
• Crash kills Ala. man, 4 Ind. teens on spring break
• Weekend Saturation By Police Lead To Over 100 Arrests
• Police Investigating Stabbing At The Fountain Bleau Apts
• Kentucky beats North Carolina in NCAA tournament
• Harvick wins NASCAR race at Fontana on final turn pass
• 101 arrested in Chattanooga/Hamilton County sweep
• VCU stuns Kansas for Final Four berth
• 3 cut in East Ridge fight
• Sheriff’s office going online to track property
• Cookeville pilot dies in crash at Florida airshow
• Weapons, gun parts from Tennessee in Middle East
• Union siege reenacted in Bridgeport
• The Bessie Smith Cultural Center
• Arizona’s scoring bursts not enough to beat UConn in NCAA tourney
• Behind Stricklen, Lady Vols beat Ohio State
• Butler back in Final Four, beats Florida in OT
• Severe storm heading for valley
• FDA clears first melanoma drug to extend life
• Falling tree hits car, knocks out power in East Ridge neighborhood
• Families prepare for 212th's homecoming
• States look overseas for scarce execution drug
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Girl Scout cookies go high-tech: Smartphone sales
• East Ridge Home Heavily Damaged By Fire
• Feds defund meth cleanup program, worrying states
• For real estate, a giant spring clearance sale
• Japan’s disaster puts pets in dire need
• Police: Dog defecating in yard leads to shooting
• Congressmen Chuck Fleischmann and Sam Graves hold small business forum at UTC
• Student wins essay contest, most outstanding senior award
• Student tosses 1,000 water balloons from campus building for art project
• School of Nursing to accept freshmen into major in fall 2011
• C. S. Lewis Lecture features Dr. Peter Kreeft
• T. Boone Pickens to speak at Dalton summit on manufacturing
• Judge rules woman’s body buried in wrong plot
• Expert: Accused flesh-eater has numerous mental issues
• Accused murderer pleads not guilty to pastor killing
• Dalton Police Seek iPhone Thieves
• Dalton Police Seek Shutterbug Thieves
• Dalton police search for camera thieves
• Overturned 18-wheeler halts I-24 traffic
• Gingrich may find it hard to go back home to Georgia
• Judge to rule if kids can see paralyzed mom
• Lottery Retailers Expecting Heavy Mega Millions Sales
• Family Of Four Displaced By House Fire
• U.S. likely to keep combat role after Libya shift
• Athens Man Charged With Second Degree Murder
• Vehicle Pursuit and Drug Arrest In East Ridge
• New census milestone: Hispanics reach 50 million
• What’s behind our conflicted feelings on nukes?
• Fire puts family out of apartment
• East Ridge: Man arrested for drugs after car chase
• Check Forger Caught By “Tenacious” Deputy
• One killed in I-24 crash on Monteagle
• 6.8-magnitude quake strikes Myanmar
• Dalton: College master plan includes dropping some degrees, adding others
• Nashville: House passes bill making it tougher for teachers to get tenure
• Feds Filing Charges Against TVA Over Nuclear Site
• Early Morning Traffic Fatality On Highway 58
• Crash shut down eastbound I-24 on Monteagle
• No charges in courthouse gunman's jail escape plot
• Storm experts survey possible Tennessee tornado touch downs
• Early Thursday morning accident results in fatality
• Gulf probe: Blowout preventer was flawed
• 23 Arrested In Raid On Brainerd Road Gambling Den
• Wave of anti-abortion bills advance in the states
• Taylor lived glorious spectacle on-screen and off
• Anxiety in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• Review of 104 U.S. nuclear power sites approved
• Skydiver hurt when chute strikes power lines
• Cemetery owner set to plead guilty to tax evasion
• Alabama civil rights leader John Cashin dies at 82
• Doctors at Georgia Capitol make case for cigarette tax
• TVA says its plants are more robust than Japan’s crippled nuclear reactors
• Chattanooga: 23 arrested in gambling bust
• Chattanooga: Three indicted on fake photo case
• Tornado Watch issued for Southeast Tennessee counties
• Haslam shrugs off Tea Party charge he showed ‘socialistic’ tendencies as Knoxville mayor
• Murray County student charged with sexually abusing another student gets bond
• DeKalb County man arrested on sex offense
• Former Georgia agriculture commissioner hospitalized
• Elizabeth Taylor, legendary actress, dies at 79 of congestive heart failure
• WTC steel to honor Arizona shooting victim born 9/11
• Georgia senate eyes Tennessee River basin for water supply
• Man Recovering From Late Night Highland Ave. Shooting
• Dalton Police Make Arrests in Robbery
• Dalton: Police arrest three women in connection with armed robbery
• Chattanooga Police search for unknown gunman in late night shooting
• Germany set to abandon nuclear power for good
• Suspect sought in killing of Ga. Police officer
• Council Votes To Require Adult Supervision In Park
• Man Comes Forward, Believes He Hit Pedestrian
• UTC Student Arrested For Spying On Coeds
• Airport Looking At Installing Solar Farm
• Few were prepared for Japanese nuclear crisis
• Airlines whipsawed by costly fuel, Japan disaster
• Shots fired in East Brainerd
• Nashville: Statewide traffic-camera law passes House committee
• Chattanooga City Council questions new Coolidge Park ordinance
• Congressmen address Chattanooga small business leaders
• Northeast Alabama: Investigators identify murder-suicide victims
• Scaled-back collective bargaining bill clears House Committee
• Ga. House panel clears Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Dalton jeweler swindled out of $6,900
• Dalton Police Seek Peddler of Fake Gold
• Cuba's Castro: I quit as party chief 5 years ago
• Chattooga County: Woman stabbed, investigator fired
• 'Pawn Stars' reality show co-star arrested
• College Hills shooting suspect, victims named
• Catoosa County: Police launch manhunt for drug suspect
• Murray County: High school student charged with aggravated sodomy
• ‘Water for Elephants’ Chattanooga film premiere set for April 22
• Judge delays hearing in Ala. gambling probe
• GOP sees no conflict in Haslam call for education reform, hosting of party fundraiser
• Amazon opens app store for Android phones, tablets
• Sumo wrestler completes marathon
• Man Shoots At Pitbull That Was Threatening His Wife
• Ga. man appeals conviction in serial killer hoax
• Terror suspects seek to clear names
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting At Cypress Street
• Health law at one year: Future still in question
• Past suggests little lasting harm to Japan economy
• Chattanooga: Man turns himself in after fatal hit-and-run case
• McMinnville woman sentenced to 41 months in federal prison
• Erlanger budget committee votes to outsource security
• Three Suspects Arrested Following Police Pursuit
• Three Suspects Arrested Following Police Pursuit
• Chattanooga: 2 women, 1 man arrested after car chase down Bonny Oaks
• Murder-suicide suspected in Rainsville, Ala.
• Nashville: Tea party calls for pressuring lawmakers on teachers bill
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Two airlifted after Murray County wreck
• Cleveland: Bradley commission offers compromise on sharing disputed sales tax revenue
• Police: Angry Taco Bell customer fires at officers
• What AT&T, T-Mobile deal could mean for customers
• Report: Pelosi hospitalized in Rome
• Chatt State, Wacker create new institute
• Catoosa County Fire Department respond to early morning blaze staff report
• Photo Gallery: Revolutionary War soldier honored
• Man caught with 14 catalytic converters
• Man dies in fall from roller coaster in Houston
• Trial starts in alleged Obama-inspired church fire
• About 35 arrested at rally for Wikileaks suspect
• Propane Tank Explodes, Causes East Ridge Fire
• GRAMMY Award Winners and Nominees Headline at 2011 Riverbend
• PURPLE is the New PINK!
• The Martin Hotel
• AZA orders "progress check" for Chattanooga Zoo accreditation
• Shots Fired During Large Disturbance in Coolidge Park
• Authorities Release Details From Saturation
• Police respond to 'shots fired' call on Frazier Avenue
• Roundup leads to 57 arrests in Chattanooga
• Gadhafi anti-aircraft guns a danger for NATO
• Experts knock notion of burying Japanese reactors
• ’Uncle Tom’ remark exposes pain in black community
• Radiation found in Tokyo water, food near nuclear plant
• Obama’s trip seeks to engage with Latin America
• Automakers feel worsening effects of Japan crisis
• Howard Tigers fall short
• Jail officer steals inmate's property, ends up behind bars
• Ohio woman found in Georgia died of blunt force trauma
• Howard down by 1 at halftime
• Firefighters battle blaze on Thatch Road
• Gov. Haslam not troubled by Ramsey’s letter on teachers’ union
• Three Tennesseans face charges for causing pain to horses
• UTC represented at area business expo
• Three Chancellors reunited for campus discussion
• Local judge responds to attorneys’ complaints
• Cleveland Representative Turns Down Pay Raise
• Possible Solution Found To County School Overcrowding
• High Gas Prices Affecting Public Transportation Budget
• Delta Queen To Remain Docked In Chattanooga
• Hamilton County, school board agree on old PILOT money
• Tennessee Temple Academy To Close
• Cleveland Schools ready to select next director
• Cleveland Municipal Airport gears up for next step in development
• Cleveland firefighters rescue man in wheelchair
• Libyan rebels dismiss cease-fire declaration
• Ron Ramsey writes ‘open letter to conservatives’
• 4 New York Times journalists found in Libya
• Barn Nursery has grown significantly over past 50 years
• New Bible draws critics of gender-neutral language
• Strong economic data points to more hiring
• Hamilton Co. Schools Facing Near $11 Million Shortfall
• Pair Of Arrests Made In Dade Co. Homicide
• Pair Of Arrests Made In Dade County Homicide Case
• Soddy Daisy High School Nurse Resigns Over Conduct
• Tennessee man survives for 6 days in remote Utah canyon
• Hawaii braces for downturn in travelers from Japan
• Former Hamilton County Commissioner Lou Miller dies
• Tennessee Temple Academy to close at end of year
• School board says no to IT conference
• Man, 24, arrested in connection with Tuesday shooting
• Chattanooga: Man, 25, arrested in connection with Tuesday shooting
• Man dies in fall from overpass in Coffee County
• Hamilton schools project $10.7 million shortfall
• American Bicycle Group sells Merlin Metalworks line
• Walker County commissioner submits proposal to Erlanger
• Tennessee jobless rate rises to 9.6 % in February
• Ron Ramsey won’t back off from ending union negotiations for teachers
• UTC wrestling goes 0-6 in first round of NCAA championship
• High school nurse resigns after allegations of inappropriate conduct
• Census: Georgia adds 1.5 million, grows by 18 percent
• Howard hits game-winner in state tournament
• Chattanooga: Charges, bonds increased in kidnap-rape case
• UTC wrestling team loses 0-3 at the NCAA tournament
• Cleveland falls in OT
• Manson falls at NCAA tournament
• Security Guard Caught Acting As Police Officer
• Bond set at $115,000 on 20-year-old murder suspect
• Dade Couty Man Arrested On Domestic Charges
• Stout Faces Additional Charges In Shooting
• Georgia jobless rate stays above U.S. average
• DialIdol ranks Suddeth No. 1
• President O'Bama? Irish-American relatives ID'd
• Savannah expects big crowds for St. Patrick's Day
• Ali asks Iran to free U.S. hikers
• Nine Month Old Baby Burned In Evening Apartment Fire
• Teenager Shot In The Foot During Drive-By Shooting
• Police Make Arrest In Shooting Death Of Cousin
• Man Struck By Hit And Run Driver Passes Away
• Japan crisis a threat to companies’ supply routes
• Higher prices for food are about to get worse
• U.S. starts evacuating some Americans out of Japan
• Suspects sought in Dade slaying
• Braves minor league coach loses eye after hit by line drive
• Lauren Alaina Suddeth called ‘a shining star’
• Chattanooga: Man dies of hit-and-run injuries
• Chattanooga teen shot in foot
• Chattanooga: 9-month-old burned in apartment fire
• Gobble gets permanent jail job
• Bill would allow women to breastfeed in public
• House panel restricts, not bans, collective bargaining for teachers
• Gordon County man arrested with $16,000 in meth, authorities say
• Dalton police seek dog food thieves
• Trion, Ga., speller headed to state bee
• LaFayette resident chosen as Varnell city manager
• Business secrecy deal won’t be considered this year
• Lake County gets win over CSAS in state tournament
• CSAS leads 31-30 at halftime in state tournament
• Harriet Tubman Could Face Wrecking Ball
• Harriet Tubman Homes Could Face The Wrecking Ball
• City Council Approves Riverfront Repair Study
• Bond Raised On Pair In Kidnapping, Rape Case
• Donate blood on campus
• Connor Society presents “Three Chancellors”
• Coppinger recommends using commercial paper debt to pay for David Brainerd school
• Fields tells commission to anticipate budget without sales tax
• Doctor charged with illegal prescriptions posts bond in Catoosa County
• Catoosa approves 1-cent tax for education
• Hamilton County: Commission approves contract increases for Enterprise South work, prisoner care
• Arrest Made In Shooting Death At E 14th Street
• Chattanooga: Man charged in 14th Street shooting death
• Chattanooga small business award winners
• Tennessee census date due out at 2 p.m.
• Ga. executions off: DEA seizes critical drug
• Chattanooga: Police investigate shooting death
• Judge: Free speech no defense for urging suicide
• House votes 3-week stopgap federal spending bill
• Domestic Shooting Leaves One Dead, One Hospitalized
• Bondsman Gets Injured During Apprehension
• Two Shot, One Killed In Deadly Incidents Tuesday
• SWAT Called In To Deal With Barricaded 60 Year Old
• SWAT Called To Deal With Barricaded Man
• Confrontation Leads To House Being Shot At
• Police Searching For 11 Year Old Runaway
• Quake response showcases Japan’s resilient spirit
• Japan disaster another worry for global economy
• Japanese plant poses little threat to U.S. — for now
• East Ridge: Car hits bondsman, man charged
• Catoosa approves 1-cent tax for education
• Walker approves 1-cent tax for education
• Hanson, Turner re-elected in Collegedale
• 60-year-old man in custody after SWAT standoff
• Murray County approves 1-cent tax for education
• DEA seizes key execution drug in Georgia
• Police believe missing 11-year-old is hiding in housing complex
• 7 protesters arrested in Nashville, including Chattanooga woman
• TVA to trim power bills in April
• FBI investigates armored car shooting in Ga.
• Man killed in shooting on 14th Street in Chattanooga
• Protesters march on state Capitol, bang on doors
• Chattanooga State falls in NJCAA tournament
• Lewis appointed to Sequatchie executive post
• 4 arrested in DeKalb County drug bust
• Bill abolishing oversight panels advances in Senate
• State rep praises additional grant for Wacker
• More U.S. relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
• Chattanooga State men's basketball team trails 35-34 at halftime
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• ‘Prenatal murder’ bill sparks anger in Georgia
• Chattanooga: Grand jury gets hotel slaying case
• Feds say TV producer should be extradited
• Red Bank: Early morning fire at business on Dayton Boulevard
• Hit and Run on Dodson Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Gov. Haslam Delivers First State of the State Address
• Red Cross Looking For Assistance For Japan Victims
• Signal Mountain Brush Fire Has Been Contained
• Erlanger Ready To Partner With Hutcheson
• Erlanger Security Guards Upset With Job Change
• Teachers prepare for possible tenure changes
• Japan: Nuclear reactor storage pool may be boiling
• Japan’s blasts cast doubt on nuclear renaissance
• SPIN METER: Obama steers clear of action on guns
• Hundreds of bodies wash ashore in quake-hit Japan
• Brian McKnight To Headline The Coca-Cola Stage
• Collegedale Relay’s Got Talent!
• Chattanooga: Man in critical condition after hit and run
• Signal brush fire contained
• Lawyers say Whitfield, Dalton schools could stay separate in government merger
• Haslam budget offers cuts, pay raises
• Alexander says learn lessons but don’t abandon nuclear
• Japan problems may hit Komatsu
• Unum honored for education work
• Four charged in Alabama drug bust
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Japanese nuclear crisis raises many questions, no easy answers
• Nissan plants run normally in Tennessee
• Witness describes shootout that killed 2 officers
• Rising Fawn, Ga., welder wins $35,000 in Georgia lottery
• Woman Arrested For Leaving Toddlers Alone
• Arson Investigators Looking At Bailey Fire
• Tennessee Men Arrested On Child Sex Charges
• Obama: U.S. will stand by longtime ally Japan
• Man guilty of sex assault in Texas gets 195 years
• Tide of 1,000 bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• U.S. moves ships out of path of Japan radiation
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Official: Gulf military force enters Bahrain
• Federal panel upholds decision denying mug shots
• Man Claims Girlfriend Shot Him In Domestic Distrbance
• Police Investigating Two Sunday Morning Shootings
• Man Stabbed On Windsor Street Over Unpaid Loan
• Explosion feared at Japan nuclear plant
• Soldiers warn of tsunami threat in NE Japan
• New tsunami warning sounded in Japan
• Chemical plant explodes in Massachusetts
• 2 Virginia deputies fatally shot, suspect killed
• Vols to face Michigan in NCAA tournament
• Chattanooga police at scene of stabbing
• Knight, Miller lead Kentucky past Florida 70-54
• Chipper homers as Braves beat Astros 7-1
• Officer shot dead by another officer in NYC suburb
• McCallie's Connell steps down as wrestling coach
• 2 injured in shootings outside Shallowford Road nightclub
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Fugitive Armed Robber
• Japan nuclear crisis; 1,800 missing or dead in quake aftermath
• McMinn Central girls beat Macon County to win Class AA state championship
• Knight leads young Wildcats into SEC title game
• Facebook fights end up on street, police say
• Boynton, Walker lead another Florida comeback win in SEC semifinal
• 14 dead in NYC casino bus accident
• Sahara hotel-casino in Las Vegas closing in May
• Quake is 5th biggest, but Japan best prepared
• Airfares are going up, and not just because of oil
• Radiation down at Japan nuke plant after blast
• Quake and tsunami a blow to fragile Japan economy
• Obama, McConnell, agree — and disagree — on budget
• Florida knocks Vols out of SEC tournament
• Dalton Lady Catamounts best Crisp County
• Lamar Alexander calls VW plant “engineering marvel,” likes drive and room of new Passat
• McMinn Central defeats Cannon County
• California coast not as vulnerable as Japan's but still susceptible to tsunami damage
• Snapshot: Chattanooga customers line up for iPad 2
• Extensive damage reported at Southern Oregon harbor
• 4 Auburn players dismissed from team after arrest
• Bradley Central wrestling coach Steve Logsdon resigns
• California man swept out to sea taking tsunami pics
• Ex-federal judge gets prison for crimes involving a stripper
• U.S. says Japan earthquake left billions in damage
• UTC representatives meet legislators
• Saint Louis University expert: Japan quake a wakeup call
• Tsunami swells reach Mexican resorts
• Tennessee tax collections up in February
• Tsunami surge causes little damage in Southern California
• Nuclear plant trouble after Japan quake; 3,000 evacuated
• Obama says U.S. tightening noose on Libyan leader
• Tsunami arrives in California, knocks boats loose
• Liqour Store Clerk Stops Armed Robber
• Employee stops man from robbing liquor store
• Armed Robbery At The Murphy Oil On Lee Highway
• Tsunami waves sweep Hawaii, no major damage yet
• Obama offers to assist earthquake-stricken Japan
• Hamilton County Commission open to considering David Brainerd School purchase
• Oregon coastal residents clear out ahead of tsunami
• Search Continues For Missing Piney River Kayakers
• Photo gallery of Japan earthquake
• Tsunami warning issued for California, Oregon coasts
• Deputies knock on doors to evacuate Washington state town
• Chattanoogan in Japan gives his reactions to earthquake
• Japan searching for ship swept away in tsunami
• Lecture: Getting a job, changing careers: navigating the world of work
• Magnitude 8.9 earthquake rocks Japan
• College of Business ranked among the best nationally
• Japan to evacuate residents near nuke plant
• Limited tsunami evacuations in 2 Washington counties
• Rhea kayaker search continues near Spring City
• Japan police say 200-300 bodies found on northeast coast
• Live video coverage of the massive earthquake that hit Japan
• 60 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• 32 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Hospitals try cooking up better food for patients
• Obama to bullying victims: I know what it’s like
• Vols escape in SEC tournament
• Suddeth, McDonald advance on 'American Idol'
• Chattanooga: Man hospitalized after threat
• Residents turn out in droves for Hutcheson forum
• Montgomery resigns as Central football coach
• Despite Haslam’s call, Republicans, Democrats renew attacks
• Governor's tenure proposal passes Tennessee Senate
• Body found in Georgia identified as Ohio woman
• Search Warrant Served In Relation To Bi-Lo Robberies
• School Bus Crash On McBrien At Ringgold Rd.
• Cheerleading Coach Arrested For Selling Meth
• Dalton Cheerleading Coach Arrested For Selling Meth
• Thompkins, Georgia beat Auburn 69-51 in SEC opener
• Tennessee unemployment rate at 9.5 percent
• Dalai Lama says he'll give up political role
• McMinn Central dominates
• Man, 19, killed in early morning crash on Highway 58
• McKnight to Headline Riverbend On June 16th
• Brian McKnight to Headline Riverbend On June 16th
• Man Dies In Wreck On Highway 58 Thursday
• McMinn County Teenager Faces Murder Charges
• Bill making teacher tenure more difficult passes Tennessee Senate
• School board won’t endorse Cleveland swim center
• LaFayette, Ga.: Walker planning office increases permit fees
• Hamilton County: Commission considering contract increases
• Radio deal: Cumulus to buy Citadel Broadcasting
• $1 million ticket sold in South Pittsburg
• Tractor trailer jackknifes in Gordon County; portions of I-75 northbound shut
• Jobless rate in metro Dalton rises to 13 percent
• Suddeth opens first night of 'Idol' competition
• Preemie birth preventive spikes from $10 to $1,500
• Stony Mountain Drive Man Found Shot To Death
• Body Of Missing Ohio Woman May Have Been Found
• Body Of Missing Woman May Have Been Found
• Petraeus says tough summer ahead in Afghanistan
• Schiller, NPR chief executive, resigns after ‘distraction’
• No bond for suspect in deaths of kids in Fla canal
• Suddeth opens first night of 'Idol' competition
• Shuttle Discovery ends flying career, museum next
• Haslam tenure overhaul clears first House hurdle
• Chattanooga lawyer Jes Beard disbarred
• Police detail evidence against alleged Kanku's shooter
• McMinn County: Son charged in father’s death
• Man Arrested For Domestic Assault Of Pregnant Girlfriend
• Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Bill changing TEA members on state board passes Senate
• Body of missing Ohio woman may have been found
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in Southeast
• 5 arrested in crack cocaine case in Tullahoma
• Murray County: Autopsy shows father, son died of carbon monoxide poison
• Home damaged by fire
• Carpet fiber maker coming to Coffee County
• Some area schools closing early
• Dalton PD Seeks Credit Card, Identity Thief
• Dalton police seeking suspect who stole a drunk man’s credit cards, identity
• Jurors see dead body of man killed at Kanku's
• Senate OKs measure to ban Tennessee income tax
• VW hiring mark passes 1,500 in Chattanooga
• Chattanooga Police Weather Report
• Lookout Creek over flood stage, other creeks high due to heavy rain
• Catoosa County reports no flooding, closed roads
• Chattanooga: Dixie Group reports fourth-quarter profit
• Chattanooga: Heavy rain has a number of area creeks running high
• Dade County: Creeks swelling as rain pours
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Drivers License Fraud Ring
• School System Could Hold Up Dalton Merger
• Ringgold Bank Robber Gets Long Sentence
• Kaspar the friendly robot helps autistic kids
• Jury Selection Begins In Kanku Shooting
• Murray County Authorities Investigating Unusual Deaths
• ‘Bigfoot’ suit: New Hampshire is stomping on civil liberties
• Can gene tests tell if kids meant to be sports stars?
• Chattanooga: Family forced out as fire destroys Ridgeside Road home
• 21 Pa. priests named in sex report are suspended
• 6 indicted for sale of Tenn. driver's licenses
• Chattanooga lawyer Brian C. Smith censured over conflicting interests
• Father, son found dead in Murray County
• UPDATED: 14 workers put in meat cooler during Bi-Lo robbery
• Federal aid sought for Hamilton tornado cleanup
• 21 priests named in sex report are suspended
• Gadhafi forces barrage rebels in east and west
• Georgia Senate votes to clear-cut trees for billboards
• Employees Tied Up In Early Morning Bi-Lo Robbery
• Second bald eagle in region found shot in Cumberland County
• Bradley County searches for ways to increase revenue
• Tennessee Legislature rejects health-law mandate
• 3 charged with robbery, impersonating TBI agents
• Alabama police arrest another in weekend shooting
• Doctors aim to save fertility of kids with cancer
• Eichenthal leaving Ochs Center to set up Chattanooga office for national advisory firm
• Late-winter wallop shocks New England, upstate NY
• Kate Middleton’s family photos go online
• Mike Huckabee To Visit Region On Thursday
• Georgia Looking At Hiking State Cigarette Taxes
• TN Legislature Passes Bill Stopping Forced Insurance
• Georgia Court Upholds State Voter ID Law
• Man Shot In Leg On Windsor Street Monday Night
• Man Shot In Leg On Windsor St Monday
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• U.S. negotiating security deal with Afghans
• More on Warner firing Sheen from ‘Two and a Half Men’
• UTC’s Lambert on all-tourney second team
• Chattanooga police investigate shooting on Windsor
• Mike Huckabee to sign books in Cleveland, Tennessee
• Cleveland schools discuss swim center
• Samford women headed to NCAA tournament
• Hamilton Place First Tennessee Bank Robbed
• Robbery at Hamilton Place First Tennessee Bank
• Warner: Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Alabama man shot still in critical condition
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials
• Chattanooga: Mayor Littlefield continues push for sales tax agreement
• Hamilton County Conversations continue tonight
• Town hall meeting set to discuss Hutcheson issues
• Authorities Searching For Armed Murder Suspect
• Suspect sought in First Tennessee Bank robbery
• Dad of slain boy says he'll kill son's murderer
• Abusive priests live unmonitored
• Chattanooga: Daniel E. Stetson Named New Director of the Hunter Museum
• 6 killed, 3 injured in Texas mobile home fire
• Colorado teen dies of cardiac arrest at rugby match
• Police: Body likely belongs to missing Nevada girl
• Walgreens in Knoxville battling pain pill robbers
• Services set Tuesday for former city school board member Rose Marie Ingle
• Discovery leaving space station for the last time
• NY border agents say “baby bump” was really drugs
• Furman Defeats UTC 61-52 In SoCon Tourney
• Scales Hints That Three County Schools May Close
• East Ridge Police Investigatign Motel Death
• East Ridge Battles 3 Alarm Apartment Fire
• Man Shot Inside Cypress Street Court Apartment
• Charleston win sets up SoCon final
• Cloudland Canyon standoff ends with woman in custody
• Frost advisory in effect for North Georgia
• Lady Vols top Kentucky to win SEC tournament title
• Sheridan shooting victim dies; suspects' charges upgraded
• No. 1 Georgia rallies late to beat UTC in softball
• No. 20 Kentucky holds off Tennessee in 64-58 win
• Police seek suspect in College Hill shooting
• Samford defeats Lady Mocs in OT
• Man dies after falling into Nev. mine shaft
• ASU women roll into final
• Mocs' season ends
• Ensworth overcomes McCallie in state final
• UTC wrestlers win one, lose in SoCon wresling consolation round
• Body found in East Ridge motel
• East Ridge apartment fire displaces 40 families
• GPS trails 30-17 at halftime of state final
• Gates: Air Force must find balance for future wars
• Western Carolina advances to semifinals
• UTC wrestlers advance 8 to SoCon finals
• Dump neighbors concerned about Alabama coal ash bill
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in East Ridge
• Tea pary slams Haslam, Harwell over teacher bargaining bill
• 3rd Army begins move to South Carolina
• Lady Mocs beat Wofford
• Bam! Pow! Indian comics clamor to make their mark
• Stabbing Arrest Made After Retaliation Incident Friday
• Clinton media criticism buoys Al-Jazeera
• Gang Related Driveby Shooting On Sheridan Ave
• Dior show limps on overshadowed by Galliano firing
• Trend reversal: Big drop in kids’ ear infections
• NASA research satellite plunges into the sea
• Michigan high school player dies after winning shot
• City of Chattanooga Funding Request Available for Review
• Chattanooga police: Two injured in Wilson Street shooting
• Miss. boy found in oven died from heat
• Woman charged with stabbing man
• McCallie reaches Division II-AA state final
• McCallie trails Briarcrest 24-20 at halftime in Div. II state tourney
• Tunnel Hill man wins $221,000
• Local mom jailed after fighting alleged teen bully
• Whitfield County: Trespasser forces lockdown at Beaverdale Elementary School
• No. 4 Tennessee beats Florida 92-75 in SEC tourney
• NFL, players agree to 7-day CBA extension
• Michigan high school player dies after winning shot
• Family of slain Mexican activist seeks U.S. asylum
• Tennessee GOP open to discussing concerns about anti-Shariah bill
• Women’s studies lectures continue with women in sports, history, and science
• Coppinger, Littlefield show contrasts on sales tax
• Alabama agents seize drugs, guns, deport 28
• ASU women edge Davidson
• SimCenter Enterprises names new president and CEO
• Space robot’s debut being moved up after clamor
• Cleveland hosts official Tennessee Arbor Day ceremony
• Summers on stand in Kendrick hearing
• Two-year TVA plan mum on rates, jobs
• Crunch forces board to eye closing 3 schools
• Navy admiral recommends censures over lewd videos
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 percent, 192,000 jobs added
• Sheen ubiquity brings avalanche of punch lines
• Man questioned in deaths of kids found in canal
• From pit to palace: Kate’s coal mining ancestry
• Yachts shun pirate waters after string of hijacks
• Obama declares Gadhafi must leave now
• U.S. teens, young adults ‘doing it’ less, study says
• Suspect in German airport shooting recently radicalized
• Drop in jobless claims raises hopes for hiring
• Stabbing, Robbery Suspect In Court On Thursday
• Georgia Unemployment Rates Continues To rise
• Handful of nonprofits present requests to City Council
• Hamilton might close 3 schools to balance budget
• Wofford holds off UNC Greensboro
• Man’s DUI conviction in deadly wreck overturned
• Lopez and Tyler are winning over ‘Idol’ fans
• Georgia House passes immigration crackdown law
• Chipper returns to third base as Braves beat Tigers
• Davidson dumps Cougars
• Hamilton might close 3 schools to balance budget
• Teach For America VP named Tennessee education commissioner
• Northwestern to investigate sex toy demonstration
• Haslam to make ‘significant’ Cabinet announcement
• Waitress says she smoked pot with defendant before fatal hit-and-run
• U.S. study says sex down among young adults, teens
• Bodies of 2 kids found in luggage in Florida canal
• Walker Valley band, chorus invited to London
• Chattanooga: The Den has beer license suspended
• UTC duo named All-SoCon
• Chattanooga: Stabbing case sent to grand jury
• An anniversary for Jimmy Fallon, plus ice cream
• New governors may outshine White House hopefuls
• Now-profitable Delta dogged by flight delays
• Realistic options for ousting Gadhafi look limited
• High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses
• GOP wins first budget skirmish, bigger fight looms
• Winning? Sheen gains Twitter followers, loses kids
• Georgia Democrats counter Deal’s HOPE plan
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• SWAT Called Out To Bonny Oaks Domestic Disorder
• County Needs Help In Locating Burglary Suspect
• Suspect in custody on SWAT call
• Hundreds seek Oklahoma pup back from ‘dead’
• Officials seeking identity thief who used money for tattoos, trip to Florida
• SWAT called to intervene in Bonny Oaks standoff
• Army charges WikiLeaks suspect with ‘aiding enemy’
• Chattanooga: Police to cease search for Ohio woman’s body
• Pets killed in Dallas Bay fire, second of day
• Whitwell fires coach Tierney
• Chattanooga: City department requests would push 2012 budget up $12.3 million
• Weather service confirms tornado on Signal Mountain
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Fire burns empty house in Dallas Bay
• Rossville woman wins $400,000 in lottery
• Poll backs Haslam on tenure restrictions
• Chattanooga: Man bought snacks after striking woman with car, prosecutors say
• UTC celebrates urban arboretum designation
• No Injuries In Wed. Morning House Fire
• 2 U.S. airmen killed, 2 injured in Germany shooting
• Teacher tenure bill advances in Tennessee senate
• Hamilton County: Commissioners call off joint school board meeting
• Chattanooga: No injuries reported in morning house fire
• Police debunk 'road rage' shooting on I-40
• High Court sides with church members who picketed Marine's funeral
• Hamilton County affirms its Volkswagen commitment to IB schools program
• Tennessee faith leaders call for stop to anti-Shariah bill
• Lawyer: Fake Utah drilling bids were ‘sabotage’
• Bill to change county mayoral selection process would be unconstitutional
• Residents fix damages in tornado’s 2.2 mile path
• Bernanke seeks to ease lawmakers’ inflation fears
• GOP looks to cut IRS budget despite returns
• Tennessee overtakes Missouri in meth lab seizures, busts
• EPB working to restore power to 3,800 homes, businesses
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run in new PT tests
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Body at end of a long trail
• More Information Out On Murdered Ohio Couple
• Newt Gingrich prepares for likely White House bid
• Georgia House passes bill cutting HOPE scholarships
• County Commission Gets PILOT Support From State
• Council Passes New Franchise Fee With Gas Company
• Cleveland Doctor Charged With Drug Fraud
• City Employee Arrested For Kidnap, Rape
• United Way of Bradley County pledge over $2.4 million
• Chattanooga man pleads guilty to two lesser charges in DUI case; jury will decide on 2 more serious charges
• Chattanooga: Councilman peppers Chattanooga Gas Co. with questions
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Gov. Haslam elected chairman of UT Board of Trustees, group met at UTC
• University launches 125th anniversary celebration
• Hamilton County can keep PILOT funds, AG says
• Lightfoot Mill Road Body Identified As Ohio Man
• Body Found On Lightfoot Mill Road Has Been Identified
• Hixson woman wins $2 million lotto prize
• Chattanooga: Councilwoman talks of temporary sales tax agreement
• Chattanooga city worker placed on leave after rape arrest
• Mocs' Skrine shines in 40
• Photo gallery: more storm damage
• Red Cross shelter remains open to help those without power
• Some areas likely to go several days without power, NWS confirms storm was tornado
• Three Mocs make All-SoCon wrestling team
• Body found in Chattanooga identified as Ohio man, police say
• Tennessee: Bill impacting teacher negotiation likely to pass, House speaker predicts
• Jury selection begins in vehicular homicide case
• Dior fires designer John Galliano over alleged anti-Semitic comments
• 3 dead in storm-related incidents in Tennessee
• Bring back the comics, many Oscar watchers urge
• Gene therapy raises hope for a future AIDS cure
• Danish family’s sailboat hijacked in Indian Ocean
• Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insects
• Buckles, last WWI doughboy, dies at 110 in West Virginia
• GOP hopefuls cheer for a spending showdown
• Obama: Flexibility OK, but health care law remains
• Rebel force in eastern Libya faces challenges
• East Ridge Council Deadlocks On Attorney
• Severe Storm Hits Area Hard On Monday, One Man Dies
• State Route 108 in Grundy County Reopens
• Photo gallery: more storm damage
• East Ridge council deadlocks on city attorney
• Cleveland schools down to 2 candidates for top job
• Man killed when storm destroys trailer
• Knoxville flooding in Tennessee storms
• Police Need Help In Identifying Body Found
• Heart research funding key to future breakthroughs, scientist says
• Photo gallery: storm damage
• Tennessee Tea Party targets teachers union
• Ex-inmate pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Propane Tank Leak Forces Evacuation On South Side
• House passes bill to update 150-year-old evidence code
• Man found off Lightfoot Mill Road may have died of natural causes
• Bradley future looks bright
• Whitfield approves $24 million school renovation
• Obama lends support to states' health care alternative
• Clinton: US sending aid teams to Libya's borders
• Propane leak stopped, Chestnut still closed
• Marshall named Krystal chief financial officer
• Alabama governor suggests roll back on legislative raise
• Broken Downtown Water Main Removed By TAWC
• Meth Lab Cleanup Funds End For Police
• Federal Meth Lab Cleanup Funds End For City Police
• Dalton Women Arrested Smuggling Money
• Dalton Women Arrested Smuggling Money To Mexico
• Arkansas quake felt in Tennessee
• Teen awaiting trial in grandparents' deaths found hanged at Knox jail
• Tennessee Marine’s funeral set for today
• Grundy’s State Route 108 reopens
• Cookie sales barred at Girl Scouts founder’s home
• Fake soldiers target women in web scams
• Economy will grow moderately through 2012
• Storms moving into Tenn., tornado watches posted
• Biotech firm claims it made organism that makes fuel
• Past medical testing on humans revealed
• Crews contain spill after train derails in Washington
• Boehner makes budget case at religious convention
• Charge to be filed in deadly Houston daycare fire
• 'King's Speech' claims best-picture Oscar
• Suspicious package gone, Birmingham airport reopens
• Moments we'll remember from the 2011 Oscars
• Partial list of 83rd annual Oscar winners
• Leo takes supporting-actress Oscar for 'Fighter'
• Gordon ends winless streak at 66 races
• Lightfoot Mill Road body not linked to local missing persons
• No. 4 Lady Vols top LSU 80-60 to go perfect in SEC
• Dalton women stopped at Mexican border with $1.5 million cash
• Missing Alzheimer’s patient found
• Zoo Unveils Snow Leopard Cub, Welcomes New Births
• Juvenile Shot In The Neck In McCallie Avenue Fracas
• Lee Highway Ace Hardware Store Damaged By Fire
• Police Still Searching For Robbery Suspect
• Unidentified Body Found On Lightfoot Mill Road
• Chattanooga Outlasts Samford 77-72
• Teen shot in fight in front of Memorial Auditorium
• Old YMCA returns to its heritage
• Blaze reported at Ace Hardware on Lee Highway
• Mocs win on overtime
• Leak found, water line repair begun on Cowart Street
• Industry tried to get documentary disqualified from Oscars
• Industry tried to get doc disqualified from Oscars
• Lady Mocs beat Western Carolina
• CBS, Warner pull plug on season of Sheen’s sitcom
• Body found on Lightfoot Mill Road
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• Mocs begin spring practice
• New unsafe products database under fire on Hill
• Forgotten hero: Boater saved 60 from Chile tsunami
• State budget crisis looms over governors meeting
• Amid New Zealand tragedy, a rescue and a wedding
• 4 Amish children die when buggy flips in Kentucky creek
• Government budget cuts pose threat to recovery
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• East Ridge Police Officer Injured After Suspect Pursuit
• Dalton PD Investigating Traveler’s Check Fraud
• Riverbend Festival - The Machine: A Tribute to Pink Floyd
• East Ridge: Officer injured during chase
• Man arrested in connection with shooting at bar
• 9 charged on federal cocaine charges
• Rockslide Cleanup Progresses On Grundy’s State Route 108
• Arrest Made in Stabbing, Robbery at Downtown Mart
• Police, U.S. Marshall’s Make Arrest In January Shooting
• Police, U.S. Marshall’s Make Arrest In Shooting
• UT President DiPietro attends faculty and staff pizza party, Mocs game
• Burglary Suspect Gets Arrested On Castle Ave
• Theft Suspects Arrested At East Ridge Motel 6
• Woman arrested for store clerk’s stabbing
• UTC donates scholarships to “Extreme Home Makeover” family
• UTC Women’s Studies lectures continue with presentation on violence against Native American women
• UTC aims for top five Southern master’s universities
• VW reports higher profit
• Earliest human remains in U.S. Arctic reported
• Gay marriage policy change: Questions and answers
• Volkswagen Working On Adding Second Product Line
• VW Working On Adding Second Product Line
• School Board, Commission To Meet Again; Kranz Resigns
• Town & Country Motel Sold, Residents Being Evicted
• Two Chihuahuas Going Home, 17 Are Staying
• Local Idol Contestants Make The Top 24
• Three County Magnet Schools Get Recognition
• Scope of Mideast unrest is why oil’s soaring
• Tea party vision for Montana raising concerns
• At New Zealand quake epicenter, screams and flying boulders
• High winds, power outages reported
• Psst. No shutdown during a ‘government shutdown’
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Prince William, Kate dedicate lifeboat in Wales
• Boeing beats out EADS to win air-tanker contract
• Throngs view space shuttle Discovery’s last launch
• Gadhafi forces strike back at Libya uprising
• Extended-stay hotel sold; residents asked to clear out
• Commission predicts rapid growth for metro Atlanta
• White House reverberates with Motown sound, moves
• FDIC chief: Community banks will survive
• NY Times features GPS girl designer
• Downtown water line repair could take weeks
• Kranz leaving school system
• Cleveland Utilities’ budget includes water, sewer rate increase
• Woman Stabbed, Store Robbed On Market Street
• Boaters Killed In Barge Accident Were Intoxicated
• Town and Country live-in employees forced to leave
• Democrats question GOP on job creation
• VW chief working to expand production
• Henagar man dies in tractor crash
• State schools must get more money from private sector, officials say
• Poe named as Haslam communication director
• Senate passes lobbying restrictions
• Tracking system for meth delayed in Senate
• Commissioners set new meeting with school board
• Investors snap up cheap homes, new buyers miss out
• Riverbend Festival To Feature The Music Of Pink Floyd
• New Downtown Unum Parking Garage Opens
• Most traveled space shuttle ready for final launch
• NFL urging states to pass youth concussion laws
• Pirates add ammo, men to ships after 4 U.S. deaths
• On prank call, Wisconsin governor discusses strategy
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Higher oil prices would hamper global economy
• Government drops defense of anti-gay-marriage law
• Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
• TV show gives couple new car
• Wofford Runs Over Chattanooga 97-58
• Corrections Officer Charged With Domestic Assault
• Three County Schools Swept By Law Enforcement
• Mexico army: Suspect says ICE agent slain in error
• ‘Deadliest Catch’ crew member found dead in motel
• Mocs lose big to Wofford
• Sequatchie County: Murder charges sent to grand jury
• Public comment requested in potential water-rate increase
• Hamilton County: Corrections officer charged with assaulting husband
• Union groups rally at Legislative Plaza for teachers
• US, EU threaten Libya with sanctions
• Millions needed to fix Bradley County middle school
• Oil prices jump past $100
• Government drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Senate committee restricts teacher association's powers
• Fleischmann pledges to find money for new Chickamauga Lock
• Broken line cuts water to downtown
• McMinn sheriff calls for 100-day ban on pseudoephedrine sales
• Tennessee Senate passes bill to allow residents to refuse federal health care law
• Pirates may face US trial for 4 dead
• Money raised to save Stringer’s Ridge
• Tennessee bill would jail Shariah followers
• Gordon County: Calhoun man charged with child molestation
• Chattanooga home sales still inconsistent
• Report: Ex-minister says Gadhafi ordered Lockerbie bombing
• Teacher union fights bill to end collective bargaining
• Credit card regulation offers hits and misses
• Home prices plummet in most big U.S. cities
• Knoxville baby burned after fire near crib
• Chattanooga Tennesssee Highway Patrol dispatcher earns honor
• Report decries lack of paid parental leave in U.S.
• City Council Votes To Delay New Sprinkler Ordinance
• Chattanoogans Dealing With Pain At The Pump
• Chattanoogans Dealing With More Pain At The Pump
• Commissioner Questions CEO’s Severance Pay
• Commissioner Questions Hutcheson CEO’s Severance
• Grundy County Dealing With Possible Arsonist
• Dallas Bay Skypark Gets Improvement Grants
• Obama pitches economic message one state at a time
• U.S. oversight of war-zone contractors labeled weak
• Wisconsin lawmakers take up bill to cripple unions
• Court rules against parents in drug vaccine case
• Libya: Gadhafi vows to fight on, die a martyr
• Death count from New Zealand quake rises, hundreds still missing
• NACS Leadership Attends Annual Committee of 100
• Rahm Emanuel elected next mayor of Chicago
• Vols could receive NCAA letter Wednesday
• Chattanooga: Council votes to delay new fire regulations
• Tennessee adjutant general announces new Air Guard commander
• Chattanooga City Council to consider reversing public art expenditure
• Mohawk reports higher earnings
• Judge revives Tennessee gun rights lawsuit
• Hullander seeks AG opinion on school money
• Tennessee: Trial set for man charged in 5 slayings
• VW to expand plant, report says
• Alabama Drug Suspect Caught In Hamilton Co
• Alabama Drug Suspect Gets Caught In Hamilton County
• Arts magnet school gets national recognition
• Wreck that killed brother, sister caused by speeding
• DeKalb County, Ala: Man, woman arrested on meth charges
• Georgia: Deal reveals proposed changes to HOPE scholarship
• Bradley County: Commission doesn’t endorse legislation on appointing or electing school chiefs
• Groundbreaking held for Cleveland/Bradley County Business Incubator building
• School Board Accuses Commission Of Violating Law
• Contractor Cries Foul Over Wilcox Tunnel Restoration
• Gang Members Indicted For Attempted Murder
• Abused Home Health Patient Passes Away
• Hutcheson Medical CEO Gets Big Severance
• Dalton, Whitfield County Looking At Merger
• Crews Working To Clear Grundy County Rockslide
• LaFayette Police Officer Resigns Over Sex Claims
• Rhea County: Philyaw named to city judge post in Graysville
• Chattanooga: 'Big Poppa' pleads guilty to assault
• US says pirates kill 4 Americans on yacht off Somalia
• Ohio explosives company to open plant in Tennessee
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65, traps more
• In Memphis, old strife heats up over schools, race
• Hearing set for man accused in hotel murder
• Dead baby dolphins found in Mississippi, Alabama
• INFLUENCE GAME: Aircraft titans spark lobby blitz
• Looking for a credit card? It pays to be rich
• Astec Industries releases fourth quarter, year-end financials
• U.S. cities using tech to cull ideas from citizens
• Next Chicago mayor faces weight of Daley’s legacy
• Brain pacemakers try to zap psychiatric disease
• Hollywood rarely crowns British monarchy at Oscars
• Chattanooga Blows Out Furman 75-59
• Gadhafi’s hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Strong quake in New Zealand collapses buildings
• Mocs pound Paladins
• LaFayette officer resigns after sexual allegations
• Former officer recalls defendant’s emotions after 1994 slaying
• Wacker begins hiring for project
• Crews breaking up boulders after Sunday rock slide on Route 108 in Grundy County
• Chattanooga: Zoo's snow leopard cub goes on display
• East Ridge man arrested for taking his own child
• Scales: Commission’s decision to withhold PILOT money illegal
• Wife drops domestic violence charges against husband
• Walker County: 32 arrested in drug sweep
• Man Kidnaps Own Child, Arrested In Rising Fawn
• Marion County: Jasper board OKs bid to relocate water lines
• Chattanooga: Hearing reset for teen charged in pastor’s slaying
• Littlefield Casts Doubt On Renewing Sales Tax Deal
• Parents Charged With Making Meth And Child Abuse
• Last victims of 1911 Triangle fire identified
• Ex-top Catholic official in Philly placed on leave
• Check the mailbox: Royal wedding invites posted
• Memphis considers layoffs of as many as 1,400
• Hundreds of pounds of prescription drugs collected
• Mexico state congress seeks ban of video game
• Cookeville college’s campus director resigns
• Georgia insurance chief’s final actions questioned
• Washington: America's 'blackest name'
• Gadhafi's son warns of civil war in Libya
• Bahrain opposition plots strategy before talks
• Wisconsin GOP ups pressure on Dems to return and vote
• Family believes Ohio couple is with murder suspect
• NYC stabbing spree fits no mold; suspect indicted
• Regional Planning Agency Announces Call for Nominations - CHCRPA 2010 Excellence Awards
• 1 dead, 20 firefighters hurt in NYC apartment fire
• 20-year-old Bayne of Knoxville wins the Daytona 500
• Delta plane engine fails, forces emergency landing
• Teen charged in death of Kentucky girl
• Tennessee business sorry for suspending Marine’s mom
• Historic Ocoee No. 2 Dam will be back in operation soon.
• Police Offering Reward For Info On Robbery Suspect
• Walnut Street Bridge Fundraiser
• Bernanke urges nations to help ease trade gaps
• New Army Reserve unit launched in Chattanooga
• Kate’s see-through dress goes up for auction
• Speaking 2 languages may delay getting Alzheimer’s
• State reconsiders turbulent medical marijuana biz
• Man charged in brother's shooting
• Chattanooga police search for hit-and-run driver
• Chattanooga Police: Mother charged with homicide after shooting daughter's boyfriend
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• Domestic Shooting Between Brothers On Dewayne Road
• Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver
• Police Searching For Early Morning Hit-And-Run Driver
• Auto union must look out for companies, too
• Florida ruling Big Tobacco won comes back to bite it
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Curb regulations along with spending, House votes
• 17 Year Old Shot In North Orchard Knob Incident
• Bahrain security forces fire on defiant protesters
• Dozens said killed in crackdown on Libya protests
• Long floor fight over spending cuts gets personal
• Earthquake strikes Alabama gulf coast
• Chattanooga: 17-year-old shot in abdomen
• Task force saves University of Tennessee millions
• Tennessee freeze on new rules may affect Amazon
• Math department hosts middle school and high school poster competition
• Geoffrey Canada speaks on education reform, accountability
• Business students, faculty to attend international trading conference
• Professor combines sports and culture at the UTC Asia Conference
• Student writes book after receiving ‘free money’ for college
• UTC welcomes Delta Upsilon
• UTC chef receives recognition from Aramark
• UTC hosts Special Olympics basketball tournament
• Mother, Three Children Kidnapped From Their Home
• Nine Year Old Arrested For Hardees Restaurant Arson
• Bahraini troops fire on peaceful protesters in chaotic scene
• Second dead whooping crane found in North Alabama
• 9-year-old charged in Chattanooga restaurant fire
• Chattanooga: Littlefield says discussions on sales tax agreement will move slowly
• Chattanooga: Fundraising effort kicks off at Walnut Street Bridge
• TVA contracts for uranium supplies
• Police sent after Wisconsin Democrats
• Cleveland: Students get close look at science on the job
• McMinn teacher's aide charged with statutory rape
• Chattanooga: Federal building evacuated; some streets blocked
• Hibernating bears slow down but don’t chill out
• Bradley Drug Dealer Arrested Trying To Flee Country
• Sunday Liqour Sales Bill Dies In Georgia Senate
• Smyrna, GA Man Caught In Catoosa Sex Sting
• Youth Pastor Arrested On Underage Sex Charges
• Youth Pastor Arrested On Underage Sex Charges
• Man accused of threatening witness sent to grand jury
• Palin rejects new gun laws, vague on 2012 plans
• 111 charged in Medicare scams worth $225 million
• Carter Steps Down As Wastewater Attorney
• Vietnam tour boat sinking kills 12 from 9 nations
• AP finds few states follow mental health gun law
• Analysis: Barbour followed by Confederate images
• Obama on sideline as senators tackle entitlements
• Government shutdown? GOP, Democrats swap charges
• Bahrain unrest latest Mideast crisis to alarm U.S.
• Alabama Drug arrest
• Gov. Deal agrees on plan to rescue HOPE
• No. 4 Lady Vols defeat South Carolina 82-60
• Dalton: Dalton State campus master plan unveiled
• Chattanooga: Cause of death in Saturday fire confirmed
• Chattanooga city attorney found against Templeton
• Bradley man faces marijuana charges
• UTC hires Filar as volleyball coach
• Georgia: GOP plan would rein in HOPE scholarship
• Rossville Mill Owner Arrested After Making Threats
• Gas Line Ruptures At Housing Complex
• Accused Murderer Granted Bond In Marion
• Hutcheson Medical Center Hopes For Erlanger Deal
• Bradley County: Award-winning storyteller visits schools here before Friday festival
• Cleveland: Storytelling festivals holds its 16th edition
• ‘Very large’ wildfire raging in Dade County, forestry official says
• Sewanee cutting tuition by 10 percent
• Asia’s poor suffer as food prices drive inflation
• Citywide Services director made mistakes, attorney states
• Nashville: Education, tort refroms part of Haslam legislative package
• Smart phones that stand out from the crowd
• Study: Doctors order tests out of fear of lawsuits
• Thousands protest anti-union bill in Wisconsin
• CIA: If caught, bin Laden would be sent to Gitmo
• Texas judge postpones ruling in beauty queen flap
• Machines beat us at our own game: What can we do?
• Georgia Tech Beats Chattanooga 62-53
• Man Assaulted At Home By Police Impersonator
• Howard Student Charged With Weapon At School
• Body Found in Tennessee River Wednesday Afternoon
• Bankruptcy: Borders’ penalty for being a step slow
• Obama, GOP freshmen win in jet engine budget fight
• Scientists connect global warming to extreme rain, snow
• Rising wholesale prices spur inflation concerns
• House votes BLM budget cut over wild horse dispute
• Teachers urged to accept changes at summit
• Owner of Peerless Mill charged with terroristic threats
• Tennessee beats South Carolina 73-67
• Mocs lose at Georgia Tech
• Chattanooga woman charged over attack with car
• Designers feeling texture at New York Fashion Week
• Final score on ’Jeopardy!’: Computer 1, humans 0
• Gym evacuated at East Ridge Middle
• New director named for Watts Bar project
• Auburn's historic oak trees poisoned
• Howard High student charged with having weapon
• 4 named in DeKalb drug busts
• Former Fort Payne resident killed in plane crash in Honduras
• 2nd shooting in a week at MTSU
• Businesses, PACs give $1.4 million to Haslam
• Poll sees Corker vulnerable to tea party challenge
• Red Bank Looking At Businesses Incentives
• Bond set at $150,000 in Marion shooting case
• Carter Street Corp. approves 2012 budget
• Hamilton commission, school board need more meetings,commissioners say
• Georgia lawmakers see no problem with Whitfield-Dalton merger move
• Teachers, tea party activists converge on legislative hearing
• Cleveland: Arrests expected in high school vandalism
• Deficit is biggest as share of economy since 1945
• Man, 84, survives desert ordeal over 5 days
• Conservative GOP could prompt some to skip Iowa
• Computer crushes the competition on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Just in time: NC couple claims $1M lottery prize
• Obama starts drive for medical malpractice reforms
• Obama lauds Medal of Freedom recipients
• Three Arrested In Raid On Suspected Marijuana House
• Census estimates show more US blacks moving South
• Obama calls for peaceful response in Middle East
• Obama, GOP steering onto budget collision course
• Dim view of housing market weighs on economy
• Teachers, school leaders come together in Denver
• World Bank: Food prices at “dangerous levels”
• Scottish deerhound is best in show at Westminster
• Layering’s not just how we dress but how we feel
• Chattanooga police charge 3 in marijuana bust
• 9 designers and models vie for spot on Oscar stage
• Apartment Fire Leaves Family Homeless
• Man Rescues Pregnant Woman from House Fire
• US Embassy: 2 ICE agents shot in Mexico
• City debates repairing Wilcox Tunnel
• CBS News' Logan recovering after 'brutal' attack
• Apartment fire displaces family
• Bredesen could beat Corker for Senate seat, poll finds
• Four charged in DeKalb, Ala., drug search
• Bonnaroo snags Eminem, Arcade Fire, Springfield
• North Georgia fire expected to be out tonight
• Two New Additions Made To “12 Most Wanted” List
• Coppinger continues 'Conversation' tonight
• Marine faces return to brig in Iraq war crime case
• Dex and Mo win ACM award
• Red Bank housing project under way
• Documentary screening: America the Beautiful and panel discussion
• Spectators allowed at 'Extreme Makeover' build site starting today
• U.S. submariners learn to live without smokes
• No Money For Chickamauga Lock Construction In Budget
• Hixson Man Facing Animal Cruelty Charges
• Evicted Hixson Man Facing Animal Cruelty Charges
• Dalton, Whitfield County Looking At Merger
• Traffic accident with possible injuries on 75 Northbound
• Study: Eating more fiber could mean longer life
• Nephew of Dalai Lama killed along Fla. highway
• $1M lottery ticket may go unclaimed in NC
• Analysis: Obama hoping for Reagan-like rebound
• At northern border, agents fight drug war on ice
• GM hourly workers get $4,000 bonuses
• Where you live drives wait for liver transplants
• Gulf oil spill claims process under fire
• Obama’s budget focuses on path to rein in deficit
• Feminine twist on classic menswear at Fashion Week
• Family Homeless After Fire Destroys St. Elmo House
• ASU beats Lady Mocs
• Chattanooga: 19 Chihuahuas rescued from 101-degree trailer
• Boy, 7, coming to 'Extreme Makeover' through Make-A-Wish
• Revised: Black History Month events
• Extreme Makeover demolition for Rossville home to begin around noon
• Patrick's grandmothers on site to watch makeover progress
• Tennessee senators say Obama budget doesn’t cut spending enough
• Rossville Family Selected For Extreme Home Makeover
• Tug Boat Pilot Indicted In Criminally Negligent Homicide
• Clock ticks for Hutcheson as hospital's losses mount
• Hypothermia Claims The Lives Of Two Cavers
• House Destroyed In Sunday Afternoon Fire
• Calif wants to stop phones used by likes of Manson
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Tightened budget won't be painless
• Boehner: Obama is citizen, Christian
• Canton reservoir shows realities of Deal plan
• Swiss vote to keep their guns
• Obama seeks changes in Pell Grants
• Police ask help to find runaway
• Basement fire displaces Dallas Bay family
• No. 4 Lady Vols rally, beat Vanderbilt 65-57
• The Crutchfield House and its proprietors-Part 2
• UT football player suspended indefinitely following arrest
• Rossville family chosen for Extreme Home Makeover
• Appalachian State Gets Past UTC Mocs 78-68
• Police, Sheriff’s Office, Feds Conduct Mini-Saturation
• Two Killed Saturday Morning In Separate House Fires
• Mocs fall at App State
• No. 17 Florida edges Tennessee with late layup
• 2 found dead in Ellison Cave's in Walker County
• Lady Mocs rout Davidson
• No. 13 Wisconsin tops No. 1 Ohio State
• 40 swept up in Chattanooga police dragnet
• Reported errors double in air traffic control
• No. 23 Vanderbilt knocks off No. 18 Kentucky 81-77
• Woman, infant dead in separate Chattanooga house fires
• Stroke rehab doesn’t have to be high-tech to help
• It’s brains versus bytes next week on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Police: Father wrote he killed missing Swiss twins
• Is he a geezer or just a thug in a mask?
• South Africa rangers kill more poachers this year
• Wireless advances could mean no more cell towers
• White House: Limit government backing of mortgages
• Philadelphia church official charged in scandal
• White House contenders woo conservative activists
• Obama salutes Egypt change, says tough days ahead
• Analysis: After Tahrir, uncharted ground
• Four Charged After Bradley Deputies Find Meth Lab
• House GOP unveils $61 billion spending cut plan
• Vicitims Identified From Hwy 60 Accident That Killed Two
• Western Carolina Nips Chattanooga 69-68
• New York Fashion Week looks to nighttime glamour for day
• Mocs rally comes up short in 69-68 loss at Western Carolina
• Liz Taylor treated for congestive heart failure
• Teens killed in Fairview crash
• Governor Haslam holds Economic and Community Development Roundtable on campus
• UTC to host Asia conference
• Incline opens after repairs in Chattanooga
• Four arrested on meth charges in Bradley County
• Haslam: New Amazon center doesn’t obligate it to pay sales tax
• Chattanooga: Collin Cherry named medical society president
• Chattanooga designated one of the world’s seven most intelligent communities
• New Legal Assistance Studies internship established
• DPD Seeks Suspects in Check Fraud Case
• Sick Mocs board bus to game
• 2 I-75 lanes open at Dalton crash site
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak steps down
• Shallowford Road bridge down to one lane starting Monday
• Electric rates going up in March
• Dalton police search for check counterfeit suspects
• UTC Department of Theatre and Speech presents ‘The Ladies Man’
• Students, alumni enjoy success at Career Day
• Mubarak reportedly leaves Cairo
• Researchers find whaling ship from 1823 wreck
• Mississippi license plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• Chattanooga shooting victim identified
• Revived, then reviled: Kentucky lets community hunt elk
• 1 World Trade Center courts Chinese companies
• Chattanooga Man Shot, Killed At Dorris Street Residence
• School Board Again Declines To Authorize Bonuses
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict Teacher On Gun Charges
• Former Bradley Deputy Sentenced To Two Years
• Accident Claims Two Lives, One Still Critical
• Kenardo Curry Finally Gets Trial Date Set
• Joe Prebul Accused Of “Defrauding” Creditors
• Ape-woman Lucy walked like a modern human, new research shows
• Congressman, scandalized, falls in a Washington flash
• Trump dangles potential 2012 bid before conservatives
• Era of super-low mortgage rates appears to be over
• Impatient, Obama sharply questions Mubarak pledge
• Chattanooga: Man found dead of gunshot wound
• New York Fashion Week splashes gray city with color
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to give up power
• County records two more traffic fatals
• School employee bonus voted down
• Amazon closing Texas center amid dispute
• Second day of Kendrick hearing reviews accidental shooting
• Grand jury decides not to indict teacher arrested for cemetery incident
• Meigs County public schools closing Friday because of widespread illness
• Mocs game at WCU moved again
• Lamar Alexander vying for more power in Senate
• Tennessee Supreme Court Justice visits Cleveland
• Criminal case against Craft’s investigator dismissed
• Coppinger wants to keep most of Ramsey’s staff
• Egypt army steps in, sign Mubarak has lost power
• Suspect arrested in Atlanta-area slaying of 2 boys
• Pastor Strong Murder Suspects Blaming Each Other
• Unemployment Figures Hit Two-And-Half Year Low
• Governor Haslam To Visit Chattanooga On Friday
• Prosecutors say woman fired fatal shot at Carden
• Hamilton: Coppinger proposes changes to county mayor selection process
• Chattanooga home prices show yearly gain
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Mississippi license plate proposed to honor KKK leader
• New drilling method opens vast oil fields in U.S.
• Diet soda tied to stroke risk, but reasons unclear
• Global warming fix heats up hearing with EPA chief
• Conservatives’ clout flummoxes House GOP leaders
• Fetal surgery better for kids with spine defect
• Lawmakers oppose federal bailout for states
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Challenging Obama, House GOP calls for deep cuts
• Flu Outbreak Postpones Moc’s Basketball Game
• UTC will open at 9 a.m. on Thursday, February 10
• Child Support Payment Sweep Nets 23 Parents
• Victims Identified In Highway 60 Accident
• Man arrested in Marion slaying
• Overnight Snowfall Leads To School Closings & Delays
• 2 boys dead, dad, sibling wounded near Atlanta
• Celebrities warm up the crowd for New York Fashion Week
• Weather closings and delays: Thursday morning
• Groups organize Velsicol vigil
• Tennessee Legislature getting public TV coverage this year
• Hamilton County: 23 arrested for not paying child support
• 2 killed in Highway 60 crash identified
• East Ridge Animal Shelter offers free adoptions
• Rare whooping crane found shot dead in NE Alabama
• Dalton: Police Department Explorers win 2 awards
• Candlelight Vigil Planned To Protest Velsicol Cleanup
• Vigil Planned To Protest Velsicol Site Cleanup
• Rossville: Peerless Mill owner leads property note-holders on inspection tour
• Haslam official calls revenue estimates ‘very reasonable’
• Tennessee lawmakers delay rule to limit last-minute amendments
• Cleveland: Sites evaluated for possible pool complex
• Ethics panel will hear complaint against lobbyist over Ralston trip
• Suit filed in Dallas over Super Bowl seat problems
• McMinn County Officials Capture Wanted Rapist
• Obama has kicked smoking habit, first lady says
• Building sales will remove millions from county revenue
• House panel approves spending cut blueprint
• Some breast cancer patients can skip node surgery
• Sequatchie Detectives Make Arrests In Murder Case
• Marion County Officials Identify Suspected Killer
• Marion County Officials Identify Suspected Killer
• Brothers Sentenced For Brutal Purse Snatching
• Flu Reports On Rise In Hamilton County
• Stories of Egypt uprising’s victims slowly emerge
• States may find targeting workers isn’t easy
• Artists take inspiration from royal wedding
• OMG, when did we start talking like txt msgs?
• Government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• At CIA, grave mistakes, then promotions
• Freed leader sparks Egypt protests
• Two suspects arrested in Sequatchie slaying
• Two Killed In Head-On Collision On Highway 60
• Student Caught With Gun At Orchard Knob
• Washington Alternative Student Caught With Gun
• Student arrested for bringing loaded gun to school
• Rossville: Mill demolition postponed until Wednesday
• At least 2 dead in 2-car wreck
• Board paying $25,000 to examine issues at the zoo
• Suspect named in Marion County shooting
• Mayor: Brand-new agreement needed on city/county sales tax
• Council term limits die from lack of support
• Fire Severely Damages Auto Repair Shop
• Fire destroys auto repair garage
• Charges Filed Against Catoosa Magistrate Anthony Peters
• Voter ID Bill Passes Tennessee Legislature
• Hamilton County: Trustee to temporarily extend office hours
• Obama to call for $53 billion for high-speed rail
• Gaylord to increase height of levee at Opryland
• Voter ID bill passes state Senate committee
• History Department sponsors Black History Month Lecture Series
• East Lake Academy student nabs state honor
• Catoosa County: Man charged with rape of house cleaner
• College classrooms replace stages for rock stars
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Charting anti-obesity progress
• Marion authorities probe homicide
• TBI Investigating Murder In Marion County
• Mail Carrier Discovers Murder Victim In Marion County
• Man, 63, Arrested For Raping 15 Year Old Girl
• 63 Year Old Man Arrested For Raping 15 Year Old Girl
• Dalton Man Arrested For Firing Gun During Fight
• Dalton Man Arrested After Firing Gun During A Fight
• Arrest Made In LaFayette High Bomb Threat
• U.S. ports race to keep up with bigger Panama Canal
• Despite retreats, Egypt regime’s core stands firm
• Super Bowl ad gives pride to Motor City
• Layoffs become rarer even with unemployment high
• More candor urged in care of dying cancer patients
• Obama presses business leaders to hire and invest
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• Woman injured in accident on Bonny Oaks ramp
• Marion County: Mail carrier finds body
• Region 4 wrestling pairings
• California man killed by armed bird at cockfight
• Laura Worthington Added To Most Wanted List
• Bill uses 'compacts' to attack federal health care reform
• SoCon sits UTC player
• Baylor students hold African American Read-In Day
• Experts gather in Chattanooga for computational biology summit
• Dalton man arrested for firing gun at gas station
• Bradley County: Indoor marijuana-growing operation found
• Titans hire Munchak
• Obama praises Whirlpool in Bradley County
• Student arrested in LaFayette High bomb threat
• Obama says White House, CEOs must work together
• Chattanooga Woman Arrested For Stabbing Her Husband
• Woman Arrested For Stabbing Her Husband
• Chattanooga woman charged in stabbing of husband
• Owner gets permit to demolish Rossville’s Peerless Mill
• Bond set for man involved in snakebite death investigation
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• Zoo Appealing Federal Findings On Animal Deaths
• Pit Bull Turns On Owners, Attacks Family
• Birchwood Fire Leaves Family Of 10 Homeless
• Man Stabbed During Bradley County Bar Fight
• Georgia Marine recruit dies, meningitis suspected
• Teen, 15, Shot In Altercation With Another Juvenile
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• Poll: Tennesseans skeptical of President Obama, Sarah Palin
• Christina Aguilera flubs line of national anthem
• Police: Teen dies after jumping from vehicle
• Teen hit in party shootout
• Vols switching up defensive staff
• Ohio fraternity house shooting kills 1, hurts 11
• Birchwood family of 10 loses home to blaze
• Pit bull bites two on Russell Street
• Chattanooga Police Still Searching For Home Invader
• Cochran Sparks Davidson Over UTC, 73-59
• Man hit by car in Rossville
• Mocs fall at Davidson
• Alabama hangs on to beat Tennessee 65-60 in OT
• Top lineman chooses Alabama this time
• Beloved chimp Hank honored at memorial
• Neighbors plan Velsicol petition drive
• Georgia school districts revamping bullying policies
• Airport screeners gaining limited union rights
• ‘King’s Speech’ earns praise from kids who stutter
• Royal wedding bonanza for London homeowners
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• Limited benefits of U.S. ties to Egypt’s military
• SPIN METER: Not much savings from stimulus money
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent, nearly 2-year low
• Protesters, nations increase pressure on Mubarak
• Super mess for Super Bowl
• Sumo wrestling thrown by match fixing
• Giffords' husband will pilot shuttle
• Alabama: New law to curb political activity by teachers on hold for federal review
• Eastern waterways may become snow dumps
• Georgia bill to limit illegal workers presented at hearing
• Oil czar told to loosen purse strings
• New zoo inspection confirms problems
• Fleischmann: Jobless numbers show weakness of stimulus
• Alexander named ranking member of Senate Energy and Water panel
• Georgia Tax Officials Create Havoc With Tax Returns
• LaFayette High Evacuated After “Device” Found
• Haslam advisers carefully timed income disclosure release
• Safety Eddrick Loften signs again with Vols
• Non-profits launch new collaborative effort to reach people in need
• UTC celebrates the art of letter writing
• Music Department offers a variety of performances
• Bradley Officials Looking For Pair Of Robbers
• TBI: Sequatchie body identified
• Woman arrested after striking couple with car
• Etowah: City native accepts post as police chief
• LaFayette: Bomb threat sends LaFayette High School students home
• Super Bowl ad frenzy stretches far beyond the game
• Chattanooga woman arrested after slashing fiancé with razor
• Official: Giffords’ astronaut husband going to fly
• Bradley County: Standoff follows domestic fight
• Career Day returns with 68 local, national organizations
• Women’s Studies lectures begin February 14
• Cress Gallery of Art presents the works of Ian Pedigo
• Professor to serve on city advisory board
• Women’s Center plans spring events to raise awareness
• UTC faculty, alumni, students construct public art installation
• City director no longer part of TWRA water pollution case
• Fire destroys home on Chief Van Lane
• Early Morning Fire Destroys House
• Special Collections: Women and the Cultural Record
• Body Found In Sequatchie River, Foul Play Suspected
• Hixon’s Fireside Lounge Loses Beer License
• Brendan Barnes To Be Tried As Adult In Murder Case
• Lawmakers warn administration of cuts in Iraq aid
• Bernanke: More jobs needed for real recovery
• Auschwitz decays, prompting preservation effort
• Reagan’s legacy at 100, from 3 very different perspectives
• Standoff follows fight in Bradley
• Shoppers shook off the snow in January, stores say
• UTC Holds Off Georgia Southern, 75-66
• Bradley Co. Man Barricades Himself In House Overnight
• House Republicans move to slash domestic programs
• Mocs beat Georgia Southern
• Bean alleges ‘vendetta’ behind Littlefield's City Court moves
• Oops: Kenneth Cole apologizes for Egypt tweet
• Officer shoots defendant in rural Ala. courtroom
• Body found in Sequatchie River; homicide suspected
• Teen charged in pastor killing to be tried as an adult
• TWRA Makes Arrest In East Ridge Snakebite Death
• School Board Cries Foul Over PILOT Funding Decision
• Grandmother Helps Bradley Deputies Capture Escapee
• City Leaders Laying Ground For Longterm Development
• ATN Holzel Locating Facility In Chattanooga
• WWTA plans to expand staff
• Bradley County: Small business development center business booming
• Volkswagen Passat Super Bowl commercial gets early worldwide attention
• Chattanooga: Man arrested in snake bite death investigation
• End-of-life counseling may end with TennCare cuts
• Firefighters Prevent Sail Pointe House Fire
• Fleischmann hopes to use committee posts to help business fight “burdensome federal government”
• 4 plants to close in ’sock capital’ of Fort Payne
• Hospice counseling among possible TennCare cuts
• German company sets up shop in Chattanooga
• Geoffrey Canada, education reformer, to speak at UTC
• Doghouse fire leads to home damage
• Chattanooga: Fireside Lounge beer license revoked
• Chattanooga: Fireside Lounge alcohol license revoked
• Two Red Bank Families Homeless After Fire
• UTC Professor Dr. Bob Swansborough Passes
• EPA plans new limits on toxic chemicals in drinking water
• Judge Paty Questions Plans To Move City Court Offices
• Georgia Counties May Decide On Sunday Alcohol Sales
• Parking Lot Fight Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Thief
• Local Girl Scouts Selling All Cookie Varieties
• Muslims seek change in their Hollywood story
• New test may help guide prostate cancer treatment
• Rider Loses Control, Crashes Motorcycle
• Fields Elected Vice-Chair Of Hamilton Commission
• William expected to wear uniform at royal wedding
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Sen. Rand Paul says tea partiers willing to cut deals
• Alert postal workers save puppy being mailed to Georgia
• Rheumatoid arthritis drug given to few patients
• WikiLeaks nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Blizzard buries nearly half of U.S.
• Mubarak backers, foes clash in Cairo
• Discovered planets might support life
• Motorcyclist injured in U.S. 27 wreck
• White House challenges Mubarak to show who he is
• Heavy gunfire rings out in Cairo protest square
• Charlie Sheen thanks CBS bosses, fans for support
• Samford beats Lady Mocs
• TVA reports quarterly loss of $48 million
• Motorcycle crash snarl U.S. 27
• Red Bank duplex fire leaves two families homeless
• Colder Weather Drives Up TVA Operating Costs, Losses
• UTC prof Bob Swansbrough has died
• Unum misses expectations, reports 208.6 million in forth quarter of 2009
• University remembers the life of Dr. Robert Swansbrough
• East Hamilton School locked down for gun scare
• Local contractor indicted on fraud, money laundering counts
• Court records: Girl’s blood alcohol level was .272
• Tennessee Safety Department proposes cutting 35 highway patrol officers
• Judge raises questions about Voting Rights Act
• TBI backs prescriptions for meds used for meth
• Wine sales at groceries can create new jobs, revenue, study says
• 'Extreme Makeover' hosting Date Night
• Whitfield wants emergency-response volunteers
• Dalton: Dad gives daughter $123,000 lottery ticket
• Accused Arsonist In Custody After Apt. Fire
• Driver Who Ran Over Child Gets Suspended Sentence
• City’s Human Services Director Resigns Post
• Fired Watts Bar Manager Sent $1.5 Million To Iran
• Mocs signing day
• Hamilton County: Commission votes to withhold money from schools
• Jim Fields elected vice chairman
• States wanting to cut Medicaid rolls may face showdown with feds
• Number of illegal immigrants in U.S. steady at 11.2 million
• Couple Drop Off Malnourished 5 Month Old At Hospital
• Malnourished Baby Dropped Of At Hospital
• Small-town paper links ex-Klansman to 1964 killing
• States diverge on how to approach health care ruling
• Ridgeland standout signs college papers for South Carolina
• Mexico struggles to contain violence to both nation, image
• Democrats choose Charlotte for 2012 convention
• First GM, now states? Pros and cons of bankruptcy
• TSA tests new body scanning system in Las Vegas
• Swiss police: man admits abusing 100 in his care
• NASA finds planets a plenty outside solar system
• Linebacker Maggitt commits to Vols
• Sheen’s woes a headache to CBS, Warner
• Fleischmann vows to fight ‘very, very bad’ health law
• Civil rights investigators expected in Chattanooga
• 100 dogs in Canada killed after business slows
• Miranda Lambert leads the field with 7 CMA award nominations
• Budget cuts could accelerate release of felons
• City judges criticize Littlefield
• Hopson injured in practice
• TV show highlights Lionel Richie’s connection to Chattanooga
• Bond Denied For Home Healthcare Worker
• Bond Denied For Healthcare Worker Accused Of Assault
• New Addition Made To “12 Most Wanted” List
• Gray leaving Georgia
• Clear picks UT
• Haslam not ready to limit lottery scholarships
• Source: Dems pick Charlotte for 2012 national convention
• Alabama deaths from tree stand falls at all-time high
• Court hearing delayed in murder case
• Dalton: Adhesives company to locate in Carbondale park
• Whitfield County adds two days to make up from snow days
• Cut down on salt, government says — and calories
• Jordan's king fires Cabinet amid protests
• Report: Immigration law not enforced consistently
• Whitfield County Jail Inmates Sue Over Mistreatment
• NYC mayor conducts gun-sale sting in Arizona
• Allegiant Airlines Reports $66 Million 2010 Profit
• Haslam Encouraged By Ruling Against Healthcare Reform
• Monster winter storm takes aim at one-third of U.S.
• Financial watchdog: Pricing needs to be clearer
• VW To Start Sales Of Passat In Third Quarter
• 11 Year Old Girl Arrested For Making Bomb Threats
• Egyptian protesters are conflicted over U.S. role
• Protests enter 7th day as foreigners flee Egypt
• Second judge strikes down health care law
• Egypt’s unrest tied to high food prices
• Judge: Obama's health overhaul unconstitutional
• Meigs County: One airlifted to hospital after wreck
• Haslam warns of ‘painful’ Tennessee budget cuts
• Hamilton County mayor stir talks of new middle school
• As foreigners flee, Cairo airport a scene of chaos
• Cooler temps, gusty winds expected in Chattanooga on Tuesday
• Hamilton County: Copperhead death in East Ridge attributed to anaphylactic shock
• Fleischmann named to science committee
• Florida judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Mom accused of killing 2 kids impaired in crash
• 11-year-old Chattanooga girl arrested for bomb threats
• County mayor’s conversations begin tonight
• Cleveland: Fire, rescue services merger task force elects officers at first meeting
• Tennessee budget $1.2 billion higher than estimated
• Dalton courthouse closed because of flooding
• Waste Resource Director Charged With Pollution
• Remains Of WWII Soldier Returned To Cleveland
• Field narrows in Cleveland City Schools director search
• Volkswagen officials update on progress of Passat
• Pairings for the Tennessee State wrestling duals
• Whitfield inmate sues over jail treatment
• BlueCross launches mobile member site
• East Ridge Man Killed By Bite From Copperhead Snake
• Investigators Looking Into UTC Dorm Fire
• Van Schaff Elected County GOP Chairman
• As chaos reigns, foreigners advised to leave Egypt
• Deputy says addicts risk it all in heist for 'handful of pills'
• Some Georgia fees short on providing cash
• Arizona gun show ignored red flags
• Elephant refuge starts anew after founder's firing
• Confederate money found in Lebanon
• U.S. won't halt aid to Haiti
• Guard strangled at Washington state prison
• Stricklen lifts Tennessee past Arkansas 72-53
• Man dies from snakebite in East Ridge
• Chattanooga Knocks Off Elon 85-76 On Saturday
• Man Pistol Whipped During Peggy Lane Home Invasion
• Comic David Frye, known for Nixon impression, dies
• 2 die as truck collides with oncoming Amtrak train
• Police: Georgia child died from alcohol poisoning
• Mocs beat Elon
• Mocs lead in front of legends
• Foreclosure activity up across most U.S. metro areas
• Home Depot revamps products to woo women
• Watts Bar project chief replaced suddenly
• How did the elephant cross the road? Underneath it
• Asian-American lawmakers demand Limbaugh apology
• Remains of World War II soldier arrive in Cleveland, Tennessee
• In future, cars might decide if driver is drunk
• American facing possible murder charge in Pakistan
• Taco Bell takes its beef with lawsuit to public
• Fire at UTC apartment complex displaces some students
• Military rolls out plan to repeal gay ban
• More robust spending helps economy gain steam
• U.S. economy grew at 3.2 percent rate in late 2010
• Obama tells Mubarak: Must take ‘concrete steps’
• Mubarak orders crackdown as revolt sweeps across Egypt
• GOP congressman wants to track FOIA requests
• Source: Sheen 911 caller said actor ‘intoxicated’
• Strained HOPE Scholarship targeted for cuts
• Geoffrey Canada to speak at UTC
• Bradley County Commissioner Arrested On Theft Charges
• Jones Observatory introduces spring schedule
• UTC ‘takes a look back’ to celebrate Black History Month
• Cleveland: Commissioner Thompson turns himself in at Bradley jail after indictment
• Son of UTC instructor goes to Hollywood for American Idol
• UTC professor’s son joins ‘Idol’ in Hollywood
• SCEA to give collaborative arts education conference
• Golden Key to host graduate school success series
• Man Stabbed Near Front Steps Of Downtown Library
• WWII airman's remains coming home to Cleveland
• Hamilton County Looking At Building More Schools
• Hutcheson Medical Looking For Buyout
• Hutcheson Medical Center Looking For Erlanger Buyout
• McKamey Employee Fired For Talking To Media
• Former Zoo Employee Fired For Talking To The Media
• City, County Working On New Sales Tax Agreement
• Could VW Be Looking At Further Expansion?
• Two Local Singers Move On In American Idol
• Faculty, staff receive grants
• Interior Design students, faculty study southern architecture
• Ray Drew commits to Georgia
• Humans may have left Africa earlier than thought
• Key investor sees dangers in the debt-limit debate
• Davos leaders: Save the euro, and the planet
• Gates faults Congress for ‘crisis on my doorstep’
• Jefferson’s Monticello makes ale inspired by past
• Water main break forces closure of part of Hixson Pike
• UTC Outlasts UNC Greensboro 111-110
• Titans Release Head Coach Jeff Fisher
• Challenger: 25 years later, a still painful wound
• Panel cites roots of meltdown, but does it matter?
• A region’s unrest scrambles U.S. foreign policy
• Youthful revolt spreads to Yemen, shaking a region
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Erlanger CEO vows painting career over after ladder fall puts him in hospital he heads
• Hutcheson CEO sees pay increase despite losses
• Illegal timber cutting blows out power
• Erlanger upgrades patient monitors with $15 million of new GE equipment
• Branam new East Ridge council member
• Hamilton County Schools budget 'close' to balanced
• Cold medicine prescription-only bill filed in Tennessee
• Chattanooga jobless rate declines in December
• Speaker Ramsey accuses teachers of ‘failed attempt’ of preventing GOP majority
• Dalton jobless rate dips but remains high
• Plans Unveiled For Old Hixson Middle School
• Thieves Attempt To Steal Soda Vending Machine
• Local Group Attempting To Count Homeless Population
• FSG Bank Bouncing Back After Disappointing Year
• Mitch McClure Replaces Jim Coppinger On Commission
• Extreme Makevover: Home Edition Coming
• UT Extension program eliminating 60 positions
• Hamilton County: McClure selected as District 3 commissioner
• Hamilton County Schools teacher suspended after DUI arrest
• Commissioners vote to settle suit against Trustee employees
• Chattanooga: First Security Group has losses for quarter, year
• Wal-Mart drops store plan near Virginia Civil War site
• Buzz surrounds creator of beehive hairdo
• Study: No higher mental health risk after abortion
• Local Man Arrested For Attempted Kidnapping
• East Lake Man Arrested For Attempted Kidnapping
• Grundy Commission Chairman Steps Down
• What does it mean to be a resident of a city?
• Mixed results shown from dispersants in BP spill
• Country Music Hall of Famer Charlie Louvin dies at 83
• Woman angry over brother's arrest bared her bottom, police say
• Firefighter follows a cue from Tarzan; frees imperiled woodpecker
• Royal pretenders pose as William, Kate
• GOP invokes 1700s doctrine in health care fight
• House Republicans attack regulations; Democrats defend
• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5 trillion
• Social Security now seen to run permanent deficits
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• Grundy County schools closed Thursday
• McKamey employee fired for talking to Times Free Press
• Alabama murder suspect kills himself in DeKalb County
• Grundy County Commission chairman resigns
• Commissioners silent on District 3 support
• Police Arrest Man With Counterfeit Money
• Man arrested in connection with counterfeit bills
• Chattanooga man arrested in narcotics sting
• Haslam campaign spends $16.7 million in governor race
• Hamilton County judge says former administrator resigned by choice
• Hamilton County Deputies Make Narcotics Arrest
• Dalton Police Arrests Accomplice in Armed Robbery
• City Accepting Home, Roof Repair Applications
• Dalton police arrest accomplice in armed robbery cases
• Hamilton County Sheriff’s Deputy Chief dies
• LFO cheerleader reported to be among “American Idol” top 40
• Icy rain/snow mix begins to fall; some regional schools close or start late
• Google to hire more than 6,200 workers this year
• Georgia revenue department issues statement on problem refunds
• At Davos Forum, grappling with new normal
• 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' coming to Chattanooga
• Presidential fortunes turn on economic twists
• Southern Baptist leader leaves mosque coalition
• ‘Jersey Shore’ headed to Italy for fourth season
• Pet or paramour? Many say pet
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• Second defendant goes to trial in death of University of Memphis football player
• Electric Vehicle Chargers Dedicated In Knoxville
• Council, Mayor Compromise On Take Home Car Policy
• As home prices sink, analysts predict double dip
• Police Officer Suspended In Domestic Assault Case
• Bus Driver Helps Restrain Burglary Suspect
• House GOP endorses pre-Obama spending levels
• Analysis: Obama, GOP, frame debate for 2012
• FACT CHECK: Obama and his imbalanced ledger
• Obama proposes national effort to ‘win the future’
• California AG: Man with beard can’t become prison guard
• Chattanooga: Police officer arrested for domestic violence
• Neighbor, school bus driver help capture burglary suspect
• City defers action again on new sprinkler law
• Chattanooga: City Council voting on take-home cars
• Thompson joins trial lawyers lobbying team
• Tennessee senators urge Obama focus on debt, spending and jobs
• Alcoholic Beverage Agent Suspended For Ten Days
• Former Jail Supervisor Shockley Passes Away
• Northeast Alabama may get several inches of snow, Chattanooga to see less
• Register, Trustee moving to new offices
• Chattem, Sanofi-Aventis get OK for Allegra OTC use
• Georgia yanks tax refunds from taxpayers’ accounts
• Less than half of students proficient in science
• Attempted Williams Street Carjacking Victim Fights Back
• Chattanooga man escapes gunfight uninjured
• Woman dies after Jan. 2 wreck
• 2011 Academy Awards nominees
• Whitfield commissioners tap Varnell city official for administrator post
• Hamilton Place Mall To Undergo Major Renovation
• Victim Of Single Vehicle Crash Passes Away
• Oprah, Larry and now Regis — 3 TV talk exits
• Oprah Winfrey finds sister she didn’t know she had
• GOP list of programs for ax loaded with survivors
• Academy Award nominations announced
• New County Mayor To Hold “Conversations”
• New County Mayor To Hold “County Conversations”
• U.S. Xpress Plans To Increase Workforce 30%
• U.S. Xpress Plans To Increase Local Workforce By 30%
• New measures planned to fight Medicare fraud
• 150 years of dieting fads and still no quick fix
• Motorcycle Rider Gets Critically Injured By Car
• Homeowners Discover Explosives In House
• Appeals court throws Emanuel off Chicago mayoral ballot
• Resurgent GM nips at Toyota’s heels in sales race
• Bombing at Moscow airport called terrorist attack
• State of the Union: It’s the economy, again
• Motorcycle and car collide on Graysville Road
• District 3 candidates speak at forum
• I-75 reopens after pickup truck, trailer accident
• Explosives found in Hamilton County home
• Lawsuit to Taco Bell: Where's the beef?
• Dad is attacked 19 years after milkshake poisoning
• Bomb squad at home in Harrison
• Suspect pleads not guilty in deadly Ariz. shooting
• Snow Leopard Born At Chattanooga Zoo
• Snow will start Tuesday night; 1-3 inches predicted
• Cleveland City Council approves fire task force makeup
• Chattanooga: Erlanger CEO soon to be discharged from hospital
• Water rate hearing to be held in Chattanooga
• Whitwell High School launches ‘Tiger Time’
• Dalton police search for credit card thief
• Fleischmann joins March for Life
• DPD Seeks Suspect In Credit Card Fraud
• CBL plans to announce key investment in Hamilton Place
• Music Department presents U.S. Army Field Band
• Hank The Chimpanzee, 42, Passes Away In His Sleep
• Court: Emanuel's name can't be on Chicago's mayoral ballot
• 'County Conversations' planned by Coppinger
• Chattooga County teacher charged in sex case arrested again
• CHA changes meeting time
• Judge shopping case goes to Court of Appeals
• Cleveland Board of Education begins planning visits by city schools director candidates
• Memphis Zoo hopes specialist helps panda’s fertility
• Rhea County Domestic Shooting Under Investigation
• Commissioners Review Applicants For Vacant Seat
• TDOT Running Out Of Salt For Icy Roads
• No Injuries In Friday Appartment Fire
• Homeowner Helps To Nag Pair Of Burglars
• Red Cross looks at providing kosher, halal food
• Former ’Bama, NFL great Stabler promoting own wine
• Memphis police shoot, kill shooting suspect
• Tight-knit school remembers Loudon crash victim
• Defense lawyer told DNA links man to Detroit rapes
• Allen to announce 2012 bid for US Senate seat
• Health, fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies at 96
• 4 cops shot in Detroit precinct; gunman killed
• Walmart shooting leaves 2 dead, 2 deputies wounded
• Tennessee suspends McRae for conduct violation
• Stricklen leads No. 5 Lady Vols past Auburn 73-53
• Lawmakers: Red lights don't have to mean 'stop'
• South Carolina inmate in trouble after Facebooking from prison
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Conn.
• Squalid abortion clinic escaped state inspection for years
• Obama to make boosting U.S. competitiveness priority
• Abortion foes upbeat, see chance for tougher curbs
• Federal research center will help develop medicines
• The Crutchfield House and its proprietors-Part 1
• Lady Mocs beat WCU
• Mocs smacked by Paladins
• No. 8 UConn tops Tennessee 72-61 for 5th straight
• Tennessee asks judge for OK to resume executions
• Speaker Ralston took lobbyist-funded trip to Europe
• Haslam wants national search for education head
• Unions see sharp membership declines again
• Google turns Page on Schmidt, names co-founder CEO
• Charter schools expand with public, private money
• Abortion foes upbeat, see chance for tougher curbs
• Do pets pose another threat to safe driving?
• U.S. company stops making key death penalty drug
• South Korean raid frees hostage crew from pirates
• Obama goal: ‘Putting the economy into overdrive’
• Physical Therapy program hosts annual forum
• Two more candidates apply for District 3 at deadline
• Dr. Gregory Grant to receive national chemistry award
• Wreck shuts down two lanes of I-75 in Georgia
• Sustainable farmers finding camaraderie in Chattanooga
• Crabtree out as Hamilton County grand jury foreman
• TDOT running low on salt after busy winter
• Jerry Collins Added To “12 Most Wanted” List
• Suspected Dalton runaway found doing laundry at home
• Rossville man dies in house fire
• New name added to '12 Most Wanted' list
• Wildlife agency defers decision on sandhill crane hunt
• Man Shot During Argument Outside Terry’s Lounge
• EPB to begin work on Cavalier site
• Meeting set to discuss Hixson rec center
• Chattanooga: Police seek suspect in shooting
• Chattanooga: Woman sought for running down pedestrian
• Congresswoman Giffords moves to rehab facility
• New Cleveland airport work progressing
• Pedestrian Struck After Verbal Argument
• Hamilton School Board Votes Down Teacher Bonuses
• Pay Raises Frozen For Several Chattanooga Administrators
• Red Bank Police Bust Check Fraud Ring
• Woman kidnapped in 1987 reunites with New York family
• Spared slaughter, some bison migrate into Montana
• Knoxville Zoo elephant handler's death spurs outpouring of support
• 3-D means headaches to many, yet companies push on
• Voice restored: Woman undergoes larynx transplant surgery
• Quick work saves Hamilton County mobile home from fire
• South Korea accepts North Korean proposal for defense talks
• Lady Vols win 39th straight over South Carolina
• Mocs humbled at Wofford
• Chattanooga judge slams city for suspended car allowance
• Red Bank fraud scheme yields 178 warrants
• Hamilton school board members reject talk of bonuses
• Jobless rate steady in Tennessee, up in Georgia during December
• Chattanooga police, leaders train on gang prevention
• 3 Monroe men charged in Chattanooga truck thefts
• Judge opposes class action in TVA coal ash suits
• Officials announce Navy Week in Chattanooga
• Tennessee regulators extend comment period for Velsicol plan
• Chattanooga City Hall evacuated for gas leak
• Dalton: 5 charged in string of burglaries
• Cleveland mayor says city seeing fastest jobs growth in Mid-South
• 2 police officers, suspect killed in Miami shootout
• Chattanooga councilman questions mayor's pay suspension for administrators
• Super-speed Internet a goal for Northwest Georgia
• Area home sales climb in December
• Some snow possible today
• Religion lectures planned for campus
• Health Research Facility Coming To Hamilton County
• Fleischmann Votes To Repeal The Healthcare Reform Act
• More Snow Coming To The Tennessee Valley?
• McMinn Man Charged With “Doctor Shopping”
• Teacher Charged With Sexual Misconduct
• Nashville police will use unmarked SUVs to enforce texting law
• Pigeon Forge nursing home aides get prison
• Mitsubishi in talks with Memphis for $200 million plant
• Samford beats Lady Mocs
• Hard part begins for GOP: Replacing health care law
• Police Seeking Fugitive On Assault Charges
• Police seek man who rammed police car
• Dalton police warn locals against lottery scams
• GOP rival sues Chip Saltsman for defamation in congressional campaign
• Lottery Scams Are Too Good To Be True
• Haslam Announces Freeze Of New Rules And Regulations
• Tyner Middle teacher will appeal termination
• Haslam orders freeze on new state rules
• Berrys given Chatt State philanthropy award
• June Matthews recognized by Erlanger
• Morgan County clerk indicted on theft, misconduct counts
• More candidates enter District 3 commission race
• Chattanooga Center for Creative Arts nabs national awards
• Commission hears presentation on WWTA
• Director of Citywide Services under scrutiny
• Smith campaign aide files civil complaint against Fleischmann’s chief of staff
• Authorities make arrest in Meigs County shooting
• Abortion doctor charged with 8 counts of murder
• Former Chattooga County sheriff dies
• Hit And Run Driver Sought In Bradley School Bus Crash
• Hamilton County: Wastewater authority asks commission for help with sewer line inspections
• Bradley sheriff seeks hit-and-run driver in school bus wreck
• Chattooga science teacher arrested on charges of attempted molestation, child porn
• 20 years later, Bush has no regrets about Gulf War
• Commissioners hold closed legal meeting
• Boyd pushes support for Chattanooga medical research facility
• Power lines down in Red Bank
• Visitors flock for close up views of bald eagles
• Student tracking finds limited learning in college
• Suspect Detained In Meigs County Shooting
• Woman Arrested After Leaving Son Out In Cold
• Law Center lists threatened Southeast areas
• Sweeteners added to recession-battling tax breaks
• Can Apple thrive without its visionary CEO?
• Obama orders review of rules to boost economy
• Atlanta public school system put on probation
• Congress tones down the rhetoric after shootings
• Haiti moves toward corruption trial for Duvalier
• Cars, Nightclubs, Fire Codes Dominate Council
• Take-Home Cars, Nightclubs, Fire Codes Dominate Council
• Federal agency to seek time for Velsicol plan review
• Oil flows again with reopening of Alaska pipeline
• Man wounded in Meigs County shooting
• Shriver, one of last links to JFK White House, dies
• City cops to park cars Thursday
• Officials: Sen. Joe Lieberman will retire in 2012
• Woman robbed after lending money to neighbor
• Woman arrested after leaving son in the cold
• Chattanooga City Council discusses fire code changes
• Parade interruption leads to arrest
• UTC student service offices offering extended hours
• Exhibition, events at the UTC Cress Gallery and Apothecary
• Amy Roloff of ‘Little People, Big World’ to speak on campus
• Developers Plan New Concert Venue On The Southside
• First Hamilton County fire victim in 2011 identified
• Medical Examiner Confirms First Fire Fatality Of 2011
• Red Bank mayor makes “State of the City” address
• More candidates file to fill Hamilton County 3rd District seat
• County receives AG opinion on mayor vote
• Suspect arrested in Bradley school burglaries
• Suspect In School Burglaries Apprehended At School
• Suspect In School Burglaries Apprehended
• Chattanooga Christian School all clear after bomb threat, officials say
• Dalton Police Searching For Runaway Teen
• Firefighters Knock Down High-Rise Apartment Fire
• Dalton police seek possible runaway
• Bradley County: Commissioners approve creating emergency services merger task force
• Chattanooga: Boynton Terrace fire accidentally started during construction work, officials say
• Stolen Civil War artifact returned to museum after 36 years
• Hamilton County: Another applicant enters 3rd District contest
• Swiss bank UBS to change much-mocked dress code
• The Chattanooga Lookouts are moving to FM
• Boynton fire out; no injuries
• UT reviewing draft report on campus civility
• Smooth road for Tennessee GOP? Not so fast ex-governors say
• Man Arrested For Throwing Cheese Dip At Walmart
• Man Arrested For Throwing Cheese Dip
• Vision Airlines To Begin Flights to Destin, Florida
• Vision Airlines To Begin Flights to Destin, Florida
• South Pittsburg To Build New Sewage Plant
• Trenton Library Gets Their Funding Back
• Grand jury probes what Edwards knew about spending
• New hope for hepatitis C, an often hidden disease
• Husband: Giffords smiled and gave him neck rub
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Chattanooga Hangs On To Beat Charleston
• Obama to honor China’s president with state dinner
• Experts doubt claims health care law is a ’job killer’
• Palin echoes call for civility after Tucson shootings
• Tobin hired as new Dade superintendent
• Chattanooga: Pizza Hut on Broad Street robbed at gunpoint
• Mocs beats Charleston in SoCon shootout
• Trenton finds funding for library
• Mocs lead Charleston at break, 53-46
• Philly police announce arrest in stranglings case
• Georgia educators wary of Deal promises as Legislature readies for session
• Local radio talk show host Jay "Jammer" Scott fired
• City Retirement Fund Will Cost Up To $3 Million More
• Tennessee Sets Record For Meth Lab Busts
• Bryan College students, faculty work on service projects for King holiday
• Discount airline coming to Chattanooga airport
• Husband discusses Giffords' progress in interview
• Man charged in Walmart cheese-dip assault
• Man beaten with hammer outside Chattanooga gas station
• Cost Totals for Winter Storm Cleanup
• Bears beat Seahawks 35-24, Packers next
• Jets stun Patriots in NFL playoffs 28-21
• Gov. Haslam throws out income disclosure rules
• ASU beats Lady Mocs 70-54
• Chattanooga: 1 wounded in Main Street shooting
• ASU leads Lady Mocs at half
• Chattanooga Defeats Samford, 65-60
• One Injured, Two Arrested In Domestic Stabbing Assault
• One Shot When Violence Breaks Out On East Main
• Firefighters Battle Second Major Fire On Saturday
• FBI Searching For Man Who Robbed Post Office
• Boriss Drive Man Arrested After Stabbing Sister’s Boyfriend
• Suggs Being Sought For Domestic Assault
• No one injured in Ivy Street house fire
• Mocs hang on to beat Samford
• UGA’s Houston declares for NFL draft
• Robber hits Chattanooga post office
• Obama to ease Cuba travel restrictions
• Tennessee wildlife board considers sandhill crane hunt
• Knoxville Zoo worker killed in elephant accident
• Tennessee rallies to beat Vandy 67-64 in SEC win
• Holiday spending “record” not as good as it looks
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged since ’06
• Pope John Paul II moves a step closer to sainthood
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• Plan set to end government involvement in AIG
• With police watching, lawmakers resume meetings
• Firefighters Find Body While Battling Apartment Blaze
• Sheriff Credits Planning For Lack Of Injury Accidents
• Tunisians drive leader from power in mass uprising
• Treasury to offer some tax refunds on debit card
• Dewart hits game-winner for UTC
• Davis to head Labor and Workforce Development
• State levies new stormwater order on Chattanooga
• Deputies seek missing Rock Spring, Ga., man
• Rebecca Hunter named state human resources director
• Examiner report gives details on homicide
• Oku leaving UT
• Most city roads passable, thaw on way
• TVA rates will drop 1.5 percent in Feburary
• NAACP angry that two N. Ga. school system plan to open Monday
• Price wants to run for 3rd District seat
• Treasury launches debit card pilot for tax refunds
• Silence greets calls for changes in gun laws
• Computer could make 2 “Jeopardy!” champs deep blue
• City Unprepared For Number Of Parked Officer Vehicles
• Youngest Ariz. shooting victim laid to rest
• Signs off? Professor finds horoscopes may be a little off kilter
• Should Atlanta have been better prepared for snow?
• Tiny fossils offer clues to ‘dawn of the dinosaur era’
• Tennessee county sued over Ten Commandments display
• Sadr return complicates U.S. troop presence in Iraq
• Higher commodity prices may spur inflation
• Major milestone: Wounded Giffords moves arms, legs
• Chattanooga Holds Off The Citadel, 69-68
• Temperatures To Warm But Most Schools Remain Closed
• Wall Heater Ignites Couch, Leaves Family Homeless
• Winter Storm Cleanup Cost Exceeds $200,000
• Thousands gather for Arizona girl’s funeral
• Mocs win in Charleston
• No. 5 Tennessee dominates Florida in 83-40 victory
• Chattanooga police to charge man with domestic harassment after hospital bomb threat
• People lose homes in Dodds Avenue fire
• Tennessee lawmakers push anti-tax amendment
• Ex-Husband Of Hospital Worker Calls In Bomb Threat
• Local Business Owner Targeted By Bloggers
• Car batteries stolen in Catoosa County
• GOP heads all House committees, subcommittees
• 2 freshman senators appointed to Judiciary Committee
• UTC revises spring semester
• Tennessee tax revenues outpace estimates
• Commission Deadlocks On Vote For New Vice-Chair
• City Facing $384,500 Fine Over Sewage Treatment
• Commissioners deadlock on vice chairman
• Governor Bredesen Praises City’s Economic Growth
• Weather Service: Forecasters used less accurate flood model in Nashville
• Haiti mourn quake dead, find hope in own strength
• Commission Looking For Jim Coppinger’s Replacement
• Bradley Searching For Fire Protection Solution
• Bradley Co Still Searching For Fire Protection Solution
• Marion Coounty Inmate Injured By Taser
• Virus kills hordes of crickets raised for reptiles
• California man arrested in threats appears in court
• Study: Consumers not fazed by DNA health results
• Study: Penguin tracking bands hurt the seabirds
• Officials: Frenetic morning for rampage suspect
• Elderly Man Critical After Crash Into Alstom Plant
• School Systems Now Closed For The Week
• Boykin, Glenn staying at Georgia
• Ezeli helps Vanderbilt beat No. 24 Georgia 73-66
• Snow and Ice Removal Continues
• Court again asked to rule on 'In God We Trust'
• Giffords making small movements on her own
• Palin accuses critics of 'blood libel'
• Guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Justices appear willing to change rules on searches
• Vanderbilt beats No. 24 Georgia in SEC basketball action
• Boykin, Glenn staying at Georgia
• Woman charged in Meigs County shooting
• Man in critical condition after hitting pole at Alstom
• Bankston, Fields want to be vice chairman
• UTC closed until Tuesday, January 18
• Even with blue skies, beware of ice
• Cleveland, Tenn., city council backs plan to merge fire, rescue services
• One Dead In Domestic Dispute In Meigs County
• Hamilton County: Interstate 75 drivers report “terrible” road conditions in Atlanta
• Another candidate declares interest in Coppinger’s seat
• Georgia state wrestling duals postponed
• Endangered whooping cranes killed by gunshot
• Most Erlanger facilities are open again
• Hamilton County Schools close for rest of week
• City now working on icy residential streets
• State Comptroller Wilson, Treasurer Lillard re-elected
• Judge orders Michael Jackson doctor to stand trial
• Oil spill panel calls for sweeping changes
• Bredesen commutes death sentence of Harbison, pardons 22
• Farm lobbying group cautions states on immigration
• East Ridge cancels council meeting
• Twitter is full of regional ‘accents,’ study finds
• No wrecks reported in Chattanooga, North Georgia despite icy conditions
• Attorney General Offers Advice On Allcare Dental
• Hamilton County Upgraded To AAA Bond Rating By S&P
• Iran rounds up Christians in crackdown
• Census: Long-distance moves in U.S. hit record low
• Verizon will offer the iPhone next month
• Convicted Murderer Has Death Sentence Commutted
• Student Kayaking In Snow Injured By Cable
• More warning signs on day of Tucson shooting
• Garbage Collection Suspended this Week - Jan 11, 2011
• January 12 Neighborhood Roundtable Meeting Cancelled
• Bredesen commutes death sentence of Harbison, pardons 22
• Dade County: One dies in I-24 single-vehicle wreck
• Judge suspends license of Michael Jackson’s doctor
• Linebacker Dowtin to transfer from Georgia
• Allcare patients urged to act quickly
• UTC closed Wednesday, January 12, 2011
• Note from the editor: About our e-edition
• Isabella, William are state's most popular baby names
• 'Snow penguin' seen outside Tennessee Aquarium
• Tennessee legislators elect first female House speaker
• UTC closed Tuesday, January 11, 2011
• Erlanger facilities open for business
• Doctor: Congresswoman Giffords breathing on her own after attack
• City Garbage Collection Suspended This Week
• City Garbage Collection Suspended This Week
• Chattanooga suspends garbage pickup for week
• Haslam cancels Tuesday events in Chattanooga
• Snow leaves few entertainment options
• County elections administrator achieves certification
• Frozen South: Storm pummeled region
• 5,500 without power in Murray County; Updated: power back
• Gas Prices Fall One Cent At Area Gas Stations
• Controversial Red Bank Police Officer Hannon Resigns
• Garbage and Recycling Collection - Inclement Weather Plans
• What's OPEN Tuesday at Erlanger Health System?
• Carrollton WR commits to UTC
• Elon beats Lady Mocs
• Lady Mocs lead Elon at half
• Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay sentenced to 3 years in prison
• Whitfield announces finalists for administrator job
• 'Beauty & the Beast' performance postponed
• Hamilton County schools closed Tuesday
• 'Surprisingly quiet' in Bradley, official says
• North Georgia crews try to clear roads, but many still snow-clogged
• Power on in most of Northwest Georgia
• Old Man Winter helps nab two suspects in liquor store burglary
• Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park closed
• Snow leaves some roads “impassable”
• Snow Helps Dalton Police Make Burglary Arrests
• Snow doesn’t interrupt power supply
• 3 city bus routes closed, rest open
• Chattanooga garbage/recycling pickup suspended
• Jim Coppinger Unanimously Elected Hamilton Co. Mayor
• Wintry blast rocks Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia
• Airport open, but flights unlikely today and tomorrow
• Snowfall closes schools, some businesses, governments
• East Ridge Will Select Council Member Thurs
• Hippie Radio 106.9 Launches On Tuesday
• Arrest Made In 23rd Street Stabbing Murder
• Mayor Littlefield Addresses Students in Honor of Kennedy Public Service Legacy
• Volkswagen Unveils New Passat At Detroit Auto Show
• Suspect arrested in first Chattanooga homicide of 2011
• Rodgers leads Packers over Vick, Eagles 21-16
• Tennessee lawmaker suspicious of judges' campaign giving
• UTC closed on Monday, January 10, 2010
• Lady Mocs game against Elon moved to 3 p.m. because of expected snow
• No. 5 Lady Vols rout Mississippi 86-46
• Zach Wamp's father dies in fall
• Flacco leads Ravens past young Chiefs in AFC playoffs
• UPDATE: Surgeons say Arizona congresswoman Giffords showing positive signs
• Note to readers: Snow may delay paper delivery Monday
• VW officials discuss Chattanooga car as unveiling nears
• Divers: 1811 wreck of Perry ship discovered off Rhode Island
• Winter Storm Warning Issued For Tennessee Valley Area
• Carter Drops Out Of County Mayoral Consideration
• Chattanooga Beats UNC-Greensboro 70-65
• Police Seeking Anderson For North Chattanooga Robbery
• Police Seeking Anderson For North Chatt Robbery
• Fallen hiker rescued, taken to hospital
• Georgia upsets No. 10 Kentucky with Thompkins’ 25
• Seattle stuns New Orleans 41-36 in NFC playoffs
• Lady Mocs beat UNCG
• Forrester re-elected to lead Tennessee Democrats
• Johnson lifts Arkansas past Tennessee 68-65
• Georgia panel: Reinstate grocery tax
• Arizona congresswoman shot by gunman, several wounded
• U.S. says too much fluoride causing splotchy teeth
• Mocs leading at UNCG
• More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Pakistanis mourn a once tolerant, relaxed nation
• House takes symbolic step to repeal health law
• Camera makers slash prices on new point-and-shoots
• Soldiers head to final training before Iraq deployment
• Coppinger calls for unity
• Sisters who will share kidney released from prison
• Jackson’s Hermitage commemorates 1815 battle
• Heil Hound: Nazis dogged by Hitler-mocking mutt
• Slow growth in jobs underscores challenge ahead
• Automakers again tout small cars at Detroit show
• China’s military making quick strides
• Hamilton County: Fire damages garage, cars
• 101st Airborne begins returning after deadly tour
• Judge strikes down North Carolina ban on public profanity
• Loosen up federal mandates, governors ask Obama
• Haslam taps Roberts for revenue post
• Chattanooga readies for snow late Sunday
• Haslam names Schofield prison chief
• Chattanooga: Warrant issued in motel homicide
• Tennessee to break with Georgia, launch new college savings program
• Bradley, Cleveland schools meet most state benchmarks
• Feline hailed as hero in saving owner’s life
• Chattanooga defense attorneys confirm second complaint against judge
• 2011 Chinese New Year
• Weekend meeting set to pick new Whitfield boss
• Northwest Georgia counties slip in economic rankings
• Bradley planning for new schools
• Hamilton gets C's on school report card but graduation rate rises
• Whitt resigns at McCallie
• Appeals court rules against Ramsey, county in blind vendor action
• Dalton public defender files motion he says shows city court acted illegally
• Troubled Rhode Island school hits bumps on road to reform
• Fatality On Highway 27 In One Car Crash
• Chattanooga: Thursday night traffic crash on U.S. 27 kills 24-year-old
• Constitution reading provokes political tussling
• Long-delayed Tennessee schools Report Card released today
• More money, more problems? Managing a windfall
• Will autism fraud report be a vaccine booster?
• Chemical signal in women’s tears a turnoff for men
• December increase seals strong holiday for retail
• CBO: Health care repeal would increase deficit
• Polk County Schools closed today
• House Republicans challenge Obama on debt limit
• Woman Found Murdered In 23rd Street Suites Motel
• Local Judges At Odds Over County Mayoral Politics
• Huey Lewis And The News To Open The Riverbend Festival
• Cool Name Picked for Penguin At Aquarium
• Cleveland, Tenn., man dies in Indiana crash
• 'Shivers' selected as name for female penguin at Tennessee Aquarium
• Harmon named 12th District public defender
• Chattanooga police investigate potential homicide at hotel
• Snow forecast for parts of state
• Trenton man, woman charged with passing bad checks
• Corker: No presidential run planned
• Packages release smoke, odors in Maryland state buildings
• Disturbing video shows attacks on disabled victims
• New Georgia senator says high-speed train should help business, not just be "fun on a ride"
• Judge Stern says she filed complaint against other judges
• Booty bust: Robber sees stars when clerk fights back
• Sources: Moon, Bales target of judicial complaints
• Judge: Hearing delayed while Barnes undergoes mental evaluations
• TVA cuts emissions more than U.S. average
• Elizabeth Edwards leaves husband John out of will
• Health spending rose in 2009, but at a low rate
• Bears in dens to be off-limits to Colorado hunters
• Sweetwater Woman Arrested For July, 2010 Murder
• Southern Living Lauds City’s Warehouse Row Center
• Walmart Shopper Injured In Fight
• Old Southside YMCA Brought Back To Life
• Cleveland’s Beth Pirkle Celebrates 104 Years
• Romanian witches use spells to protest new taxes
• Sheriff’s Deputy Accidentally Shoots Suspect In The Leg
• Journal: Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud
• Gibbs, Obama spokesman and adviser, quitting job
• Epic fail: University releases list of words to avoid
• Scientist haunted by misuse of drugs he invented
• Analysis: A polarized Congress in a U.S. seeking pragmatism
• Anti-U.S. cleric Muqtada al-Sadr returns to Iraq
• GOP takes charge: New Speaker Boehner leads House
• Private-payroll report lifts hopes for more jobs
• U.S. building a network to hit militants
• TV makers to put out 3-D sets with cheaper glasses
• Hamilton County deputy involved in shooting
• UT prof's federal conviction affirmed
• Student opens fire at Omaha high school, 2 wounded
• 1 dead in explosion at Tennessee munitions plant
• Carter slams 'backdoor plan' on county mayor selection
• Sweetwater woman arrested on murder charges
• Chattanooga, Hamilton County win budget awards
• Roundabout proposed for busy Dalton intersection
• Dalton truck fire is suspected arson
• Skillern resigns, commission still deadlocked on county mayor
• New computer chips help PCs compete with tablets
• 1 in 5 heart defibrillator implants questionable
• Walker County Hotel & Conference Center Hits Snag
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• Apartment Owner Sued Over Bedbug Infestation
• Take Home Car Policy To Become Effective Next Week
• Allcare Dental Closes, Leaving Some Patients In The Lurch
• High School Teacher Killed In I-75 Accident
• UPS Driver Killed In Rhea County Train Collision
• Area Blood Supplies Running Very Low
• 230th Sustainment Brigade Deploying To Iraq
• Obama signs bill to improve nation’s food safety
• Power Balance admits no science behind wristbands
• Texan declared innocent after 30 years in prison
• Next Obama chapter: Change coming to White House
• Navy firing over videos raises questions of timing
• Auto sales up for first time since the recession
• As new Congress convenes, focus is on cost cutting
• Pennsylvania police to end tickets for cursing
• Dayton: Train-truck crash fatal to UPS driver from Soddy-Daisy
• Lady Mocs rout Furman
• Chattanooga: Council will not reopen budget for take-home cars
• Chattanooga soldiers leaving for deployment
• UTC's Hood honored by SoCon
• Dalton High School teacher dies in Interstate 75 crash
• Man found but police still seeking missing girl
• Georgia Bulldogs having to update bowl plaques
• Unum Donates $50,000 To Hamilton County Schools
• Fatal wreck on Interstate 75 slows traffic
• Three men appear in court on Cleveland airport vandalism charges
• Dog lost in Atlanta on way to Europe found dead
• Navy officer to be relieved of command
• Canyon Ridge development still in the works
• Consumer Electronics Show to tout Web-connected TVs
• Mayoral Hopefuls Coppinger, Carter Meet In Public Forum
• Bradley County Commissioner Thompson Being Investigated
• Report: Facebook nets $500 million investment
• Chattanooga Man Arrested In Dadeville, AL For Assault
• Local Man Arrested In Alabama For Assault
• Cagle Ave. Man Charged With Domestic Assault
• CAPITAL CULTURE: D.C. full of do-not-enter entrances
• First money challenge of 2011: Best use for pay hike
• New Year’s resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• Fireworks likely culprit as 3,000 birds die in Arkansas
• Racy videos raise questions about Navy culture
• Obama prepares to face emboldened GOP
• House GOP sending Obama a message on health repeal
• Munich Re: Costs of catastrophes jumped in 2010
• Stocks start 2011 with a big lift
• Pennsylvania allows dumping of tainted waters from gas boom
• Body of U.S. military expert found in Delaware landfill
• Crocodiles, snakes are danger in flooded Australia
• Mocs blown out by Govs
• Woman Burned In Fire At 500 Bonnie Lassie Ave
• Police seeking missing girl
• Woman burned in East Ridge house fire
• Iran invites European Union, others to nuke sites
• Tunnel Hill teenager killed in Catoosa County crash
• DiPietro on job as UT President
• New Additions To The “12 Most Wanted List”
• Dalton Police Arrests Suspect In String of Armed Robberies
• Bones found in north Georgia belong to missing woman
• Man charged in connection with six robberies of Dalton businesses
• Mariani sets second Titans/Oilers franchise record
• Aggravated Burglary Arrest On Adonna Ln.
• Vehicle Burglary Arrest Made On Stateline Rd.
• 2 men, woman arrested after East Ridge home burglary
• It appears KC not big enough for both Weis and Haley
• Longtime Radio Personality Max Hackett Passes Away
• Mike Carter running on the Web
• Teen arrested in connection with East Ridge car burglaries
• Principal Leadership Academy cohort meets on campus
• Ohio: Mom killed, 10-yr-old son suspected
• USA TODAY Readership program continues in spring semester
• Donate used cell phone for a good cause
• Graduate student attends leadership conference in nation’s capitol
• Chattanooga Chapter of EWI contributes to scholarship fund
• Bones found could belong to missing Georgia woman
• Student athletes set academic school record
• No. 5 Tennessee beats LSU in SEC opener
• Check Cashing Couple Caught In Collegedale
• Murder Fugitive Kills Himself In Whitfield Co.
• Lookout Mountain Hotel Complex Placed On Hold
• Manning’s drive leads Colts past Titans 23-20
• Rossville grenade’s owner could face charges
• No. 5 Lady Vols beats LSU in SEC opener
• Lady Mocs rally past Wofford
• Falcons beat Panthers to win NFC South title, home-field edge
• Wofford leads Lady Mocs 52-41
• Grenade reported found in Rossville home
• Unbeaten TCU stops Wisconsin 21-19 in Rose Bowl
• Tide rolls over Spartans 49-7 in Capital One Bowl
• Mississippi State blows out Michigan in Gator Bowl
• Florida’s Meyer exits with win in Outback Bowl
• Columbia’s Mule Day will go on without mule sale
• Fugitive shoots self in Whitfield County
• Chattanooga, surrounding area under flood advisory
• Alabama man facing 822 child porn counts
• New Tennessee laws include DUI interlock device
• Stormy weather expected across Alabama
• 6 killed in tornado outbreak in Midwest, South
• Central Florida wins 1st bowl on 4th try, downing Georgia in Liberty Bowl
• College of Charleston beats Tennessee
• Strong cold front bearing down on Tenn.
• Police Unions Reponds To Mayor Littlefield’s Letter
• Early morning shooting on Raulston street
• Bowl-bound schools spend millions on football
• Mayor Littlefield Responds To Criticism, Defends Policies
• Raulston Street Home Invasion Ends In Shooting
• Obama craves familiarity on Hawaiian vacation
• U.S. teen birth rate still far higher than Western Europe
• Cleanup of oil-tainted Gulf Coast nears end
• Sister’s kidney donation condition of Miss. parole
• Budget woes force state parks to delay maintenance
• Georgia State Defeats Chattanooga 81-76
• What you pay for Medicare won’t cover your costs
• Fewer join unemployment rolls; good sign for ’11
• Fire destroys elderly woman's Chattanooga home; firefighter injured by explosion
• Mocs fall in Dr Pepper Classic
• Traffic stop snarls Collegedale
• Lady Mocs beat Belmont 66-61
• One Dead In Lupton City House Fire
• Coppinger could become mayor without vote
• German ministry cracks down on Anglicisms
• Beware the coffee table, style comes with a bite
• Bad gifts may be history with Amazon’s idea
• Chattanooga Routs Montreat 89-51
• Few sites redeveloped after mountaintop removal mining
• BP’s spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• NFL fines Favre $50,000 for ‘failure to cooperate’
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Chattanooga Wins Livable Community Award
• Hamilton County Mayoral Forum Set For Monday
• Law Enforcement Searching For Fugitive
• Mocs win easy in Dr Pepper Classic
• Man charged in Memphis ax slaying of uncle, woman
• Bellagio nixing $25,000 chip after casino heist
• Police: Man stole video game from boy’s casket
• Hamilton County mayoral candidates to appear at Monday forum
• Former Grace Academy Student Charged In Death
• Sex Offender Arrested For Registering False Address
• Grundy County school director ousted
• Chattanooga Officers Parking Cars Instead Of Taking Them Home
• Officers Parking Cars Instead Of Taking Them Home
• Dayton Funeral Home Damaged In Fire
• Hawaii’s governor wants to reveal Obama birth info
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010
• Chattanooga Wins Prestigious Livable Community Award
• Chattanooga Wins Community Award
• After holiday spree, doubts about economy linger
• New laws may not be on the books for very long
• New first-class stamps are ‘forever’
• GOP candidates rush to get into Senate races
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, overseas
• Rhea County: Fire damages funeral home
• FBI: Man arrested at Miami airport after bullet parts found
• Brown’s Ferry Nuclear Plant Unit Shut Down Again
• Soddy Daisy High School Cheerleaders Win Title
• Man Uses Counterfeit Bills At Brainerd Club
• Charges Made in Arrow Rock Road Shooting Homicide
• Four Teens Arrested After Home Invasion At Party
• Four Teens Arrested After Home Invasion
• Hixson Man Arrested For Illegal Photography
• Mercury Spill Costs Walker School $54,308
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• For Japan, 2010 was a year to forget
• Georgia trooper shot to death after traffic stop
• Holiday sales beat forecasts, return to pre-recession level
• Iran corruption claims stoke political infighting
• Experiments test if implant can block sleep apnea
• GOP hopefuls find some issues a hazard early on
• Winter storm could strand air passengers for days
• British court holds 9 on U.S. Embassy terror plot
• Obama steps out in Hawaii for shave ice treat
• 400 spend frigid night on A train in NYC nightmare
• Man shot, killed in domestic dispute
• East Ridge City Services Employee Injured
• Dalton Police Seeks Walmart Purse Thief
• Commissioners Fail To Reach Agreement On New Mayor
• Lakesite Family Homeless After Morning Fire
• Commissioners deadlocked on mayoral vote
• Aron Ralston to speak in Chattanooga
• 'Octomom’ faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Thaw following freeze later this week
• County mayor vote set this morning
• Winter Storms Cause Flight Delays, Icy Road Conditions
• TVA To Freeze Employee Pay For Next Two Years
• Father Accused Of Punching Kid On Christmas Morning
• Unemployment Rate Jumps In November
• Cassel throws 3 TD passes, Chiefs top Titans 34-14
• Meigs crash kills Knoxville woman
• Civil War message opened, decoded: No help coming
• Christchurch shaking again four months after big quake
• Obama to issue rules on Medicare end-of-life planning
• Ex: Woman who died at Busch home had heart issue
• Woman missing in Chattanooga
• I-24 lanes reopen after Monteagle slide
• Man injured in Sale Creek trailer fire
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit greenhouse gases
• Man in hospital after Christmas morning trailer fire
• Paralympian’s recovery: Legs regained, dreams lost
• Tennessee Valley Bracing For A White Christmas
• New tax law packed with obscure business tax cuts
• Pilgrims, clergy come to Bethlehem for Christmas
• Pope celebrates Christmas Eve amid security fears
• Former UT player Aaron Douglas charged with DUI
• First lady fields kid calls as NORAD tracks Santa
• Holiday 2010: The year shoppers came back
• Whitfield County: 6-year-old dies in crash
• German dog to be spayed after 17-puppy litter
• Holiday Shopping Notebook: Gift cards lose steam
• Lohan rehab spat to bring scrutiny to Betty Ford
• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Grants Santa Waiver
• New GOP wave pushes pro-business agenda in states
• Hamilton County mobile home disfigured by Christmas Eve fire
• Colleges reconsider ROTC after ‘don’t ask’ repeal
• IRS says tax changes will cause some filing delays
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Christmas Eve shoppers may lead to spending record
• Two Critically Injured In Accident On Walker Road
• Whitfield County: Crash with injuries closes Dawnville Road
• Chattanooga: Wreck off I-75 injures 2
• Going’s good for most holiday travelers, for now
• Bradley commissioner's business searched by feds
• Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor, 4 other Buckeyes suspended next season
• Student services offer extended hours
• Entrepreneur expands sights to doggie website
• Confederate leader’s oath to be recreated in Alabama
• Early morning fire destroys Lookout Valley home
• DNA says new human relative roamed widely in Asia
• Lookout Valley House Destroyed In Fire
• Ship contract to bring jobs to Mobile
• East Ridge Police Arrest Man With 340 Prescription Pills
• Electronic info dominates George W. Bush’s archive
• Iraqi churches cancel Christmas festivities
• 2010: A quake, a meltdown, a dramatic rescue
• As Congress leaves, new fights loom
• Obama signs ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ repeal
• Senate reaches deal on 9/11 health bill
• 2 firefighters dead, 14 injured in Chicago blaze
• Man arrested on prescription drug charges
• Children honored for reporting Murfreesboro fire
• 4 Chicago firefighters rescued after wall collapse
• Nearly 1 in 4 fails military exam
• Obama signs 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' repeal
• Stark challenges ahead for Iraq’s new government
• Analysis: A political rebound for Obama, but can it hold?
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Mayor Millard Questions Progress Of Red Bank Middle
• House passes overhaul of food safety laws
• U.S. teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• Chattanooga Police Make Arrest in Local Robberies
• Bredesen Officially Confirms Amazon.Com Is Coming
• One Red Bank Officer Fired, Two Reprimanded
• Collins Withdraws From Mayoral Consideration
• Judge Dismisses Bradley County Murder Charge
• Early Morning Fire Damages Apartment Building
• Blacks, women, now gays: Military to adjust again
• Obama secures GOP votes for U.S.-Russia nuclear pact
• Census shows slowing U.S. growth, brings GOP gains
• Lady Mocs fall in OT
• Staffer at rehab center accuses Lohan of battery
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• 2010 census count shows Georgia, Tennessee gains
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Obama secures enough GOP votes to back nuke pact; Lamar Alexander on board
• County Commission releases another name for mayor
• Man arrested in connection with 6 robberies
• Lt. Gov. Ramsey chief of staff leaving
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Fire damages apartment building
• CAPITAL CULTURE: What’s in and out in DC
• Pope: Church must reflect on what allowed abuse
• Got a cold? Study says echinacea won’t help much
• Voters to decide if Memphis schools lose charter
• Ex-inmate uses freedom to help others
• U.S. gas demand should fall for good after ’06 peak
• US National Guard copter with 6 crashes in Puerto Rico
• Author of pedophilia guide to face charges in Florida
• New governors take office amid historic budget crisis
• In tough economy, Santas are also suffering
• 12 men arrested in suspected UK terrorism plot
• Senate could vote today on nuclear-arms treaty
• Dance, protests mark 150 years since South Carolina left U.S.
• Chattanooga To Help Develop City Rating System
• U.S. executions drop by 12 percent in 2010
• Fire Leaves Chattanooga Family Homeless
• Obama plans to sign repeal of gay ban Wednesday
• For Vikings fans, a rare return to frigid football
• Democrats beat back GOP efforts to alter arms treaty
• TVA ordered to fix leaky pond at Kingston plant
• Fire damages Mowbray Mountain home
• Haslam names special advisor for legislation
• Rare lunar eclipse set to begin Tuesday morning
• One of two Red Bank police officers who sued city fired
• House fire leaves Chattanooga family homeless on week of Christmas
• UTC coach announces retirement
• Trial date on track for shooting suspect
• Marion County commissioners to pick new mayor tonight
• Collins withdraws from mayor’s race
• Amazon.com finalizes two centers
• 12 arrested in suspected UK terrorism plot
• North Korea says it won't hit back over South Korean drills
• Tragedy Narrowly Avoided In Clio Avenue Home Invasion
• Car Drives Into River, Couple Escapes Safely
• State Legislature Taking A Look At Traffic Cameras
• South Korea plans firing drills from border island
• No. 6 Lady Vols beat No. 3 Stanford in overtime
• Playoff-bound Falcons beat Seattle 34-18
• UConn women's basketball team wins 88th straight, matching UCLA men's record
• Titans snap 6-game skid, downing Texans 31-17
• Kids’ vitamin maker must stop false ads, FTC says
• Clio Avenue robbers sought
• Macon police investigate slaying, suicide
• Joey Jones home in Dalton for Christmas
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• GSU beats Lady Mocs in OT
• Kimball ex-preacher charged in child porn
• Mocs win close at Elon
• 2 charged in Kangaroo robbery
• Bones found on island might be Amelia Earhart's
• Two Arrested For Armed Robbery Of Gas Station
• Nine Candidates Qualify For County Mayor Vacancy
• Lockheed Martin settles fraud charge in Atlanta
• Vanderbilt hires Franklin as football coach
• Police search for 2 on domestic violence charges
• 2 years after ash spill, TVA denying health harm
• Theft victim gets Christmas gift
• Commissioner Larry Henry withdraws from county mayor’s race
• Police Searching For Two Domestic Violence Suspects
• Robber steals Christmas presents
• Madoff trustee gets $7 billion settlement
• Obama gets tax cut bill
• SEC, Department of Justice expand probe into HP
• Christmas Presents Snatched From Hands Of Mother
• County School Board Tables Teacher Bonuses
• Hamilton Co. School Board Tables Teacher Bonuses
• Red Bank Manager To Decide Fate Of Officers
• Eight Candidates So Far For County Mayor Post
• Raccoon Mountain trail system work gets award
• Miranda Lambert Announced For Riverbend 2011
• Chattanooga Brownfields Job Training Program
• Senate Dem leader drops nearly $1.3T spending bill
• Cougars top Lady Mocs
• Hamilton school board tables bonus pay
• US set to execute man with drug used on animals
• Enterprise South Nature Park Is Now Open
• 2,800 Acre Enterprise South Nature Park Now Open
• FSG losses raise doubts about company
• 'Pink Panther' director Blake Edwards dies at 88
• Chattanooga-Based FSG Bank In Financial Difficulty
• 3 more apply for county mayor’s job
• LaFayette Volunteer Fire Fighter Arrested For Arson
• Westside Residents To March For Equal Food Access
• Two People Shot On E. 14th Street Wednesday
• Driving on Mowbray Mountain still dangerous, officials say
• Riverbend Adds Miranda Lambert To 2011 Lineup
• Marijuana Grower Sends Pot Through Mail
• Chuck Fleischmann Gets Committee Assignments
• Victim struggled with gunman before being shot
• Obama war review: Taliban, al-Qaida diminished; most troops out by 2014
• Two People Shot On E. 14th St. In Apparent Robbery
• Catoosa schools on 2-hour delay
• Hamilton County schools closed Thursday
• Officials ask residents to stay off icy roads
• Chattanooga police respond to shooting on 14th Street
• Fleischmann Names Jim Hippe legislative director and counsel
• TVA discovers leak in Kingston gypsum pond
• Police search for car burglary suspects
• Officials await toxicology results in Dade bathtub drowning
• No school Thursday in Sequatchie
• Chattanooga, TVA win national award for trail system
• Police Seeking Pair Of Wanted Auto Burglars
• McMinn teen charged with bringing gun to school
• Chattanooga city offices closing at 3:30
• Fitzhugh replaces Odom as House Dems’ leader
• Transplant may have cured man of AIDS
• School systems closing under wintry weather threat
• Signal Mountain schools closing early
• LaFayette: Volunteer firefighter named in arson cases
• 'On strike' prisons return to normal, Ga. officials say
• Chattanooga Residents Brace For More Ice, Wintry Mix
• State Officials Weigh In On County Sunshine Law Debate
• Alcohol Sales Coming Soon To The Tivoli And Memorial
• Alcohol Sales Coming To Tivoli And Memorial
• LaFayette Police Looking For Stabbing Suspect
• Schools announcing early dismissal
• Open records expert disputes commission's story
• Mark Zuckerberg named Time 'Person of Year'
• Firefighter charged with arson in connection with LaFayette fires
• Winter Weather Not Finished With The Tennesse Valley
• Authorities search for bank robbery suspect in Alabama
• TVA boosts rates 1 percent next month
• Brainerd Homicide Case Bound To The Grand Jury
• Brainerd Homicide Case Bound To Grand Jury
• Lost Money Taken By Unidentified Man
• 230th Sustainment Brigade Deploys To Iraq
• Dalton police search for man who took $950
• Chattanooga: Moccasin Bend bank stabilization work to begin in January
• Corker says raising debt limit should be tied to spending cuts
• Chattanooga: Three applications received for Hamilton County mayor job
• UK court grants bail to WikiLeaks' Julian Assange
• Her, fat? Ballerina tells critic she’s just fine
• FedEx’s busiest day: The pre-game show for Santa
• Elected officials start ‘No Labels’ group in New York
• 'King's Speech' leads Golden Globe nominations
• Eagle concerns stymie wind farms
• Obama’s tax-cut package passes test with votes to spare
• No decisive victory 1 year into Afghan surge
• Medicaid cuts: teeth pulled, transplant called off
• MLB’s average salary finishes over $3 million
• Setback for health care overhaul
• AP analysis: Economic stress falls to 18-month low
• Dalton police host meeting Tuesday
• Small fire closes Broad Street
• AP: US diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Fleischmann appoints Powell as press secretary
• Commission can conduct some private interviews for mayor, attorney says
• Corker Votes to Extend Existing Tax Rates
• Icy Weather Keeping Many Schools Closed, Delayed
• Subero Back to Lead Lookouts in 2011
• National Guard’s 230th Brigade preparing for Iraq deployment
• Two Red Bank Officers Suspended, May Be Fired
• Hamilton, Walker, Dade County schools opening later on Tuesday
• Vocal Red Bank police officers could lose jobs over bondsman mishap
• Change “Flim Flam Artists” Targeting Dalton
• Dalton police warn against 'quick change' scam
• Cold weather boosts TVA power use across region
• Former Times Free Press Publisher To Join Haslam
• Former TFP executive joins Haslam's transition team
• Federal judge in Va. strikes down health care law
• 900 tons of salt, sand flung onto city streets so far
• City awakes to icy, closed roads
• Arrests in Afghan attack that killed 6 US troops
• Children hostages freed in French school
• Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back!
• Snowfall Causes Numerous School And Road Closings
• Volskwagen Plant To Begin Full Operation In April
• Trucking “Spy” Accused Of Attempted Murder
• Mowbray Mountain residents without water
• Vanderbilt expects coaching announcement soon
• School Closings for Monday
• Bjorklund, Simmons pace No. 8 Lady Vols’ 92-77 win over Texas
• Turner, Falcons run past woeful Panthers 31-10
• Road Closures
• Suicide bombing rattles Stockholm
• Giant stork once roamed Indonesian island
• Will Muschamp to be head coach at Florida
• No. 11 Vols beat No. 3 Pitt, 83-76
• Kentucky beats Lady Mocs 79-64
• Mocs fall to Murray State
• Custer’s ‘Last Flag’ sold for $2.2 million
• Famous Christian landmark tree chopped down in UK
• Envoy Holbrooke in critical condition post-surgery
• Elizabeth Edwards' oldest daughter eulogizes mom
• Top GM exec says federal pay limits hurt company
• Defense in Katrina-era police cases stresses chaos
• For Army-Navy game, cadets carry football 315,000 yards
• Royal attack prompts questions on UK security
• Climate talks inch ahead toward modest deals
• Official: Madoff son found dead in NYC apartment
• Civil War’s 150th anniversary stirs debate on race
• Report details ties between U.S. and ex-Nazis
• Add-ons turn tax cut bill into ’Christmas tree’
• China censors Nobel ceremony honoring dissident
• Smart says she is thrilled after guilty verdict
• Bill’s Back: Clinton commands stage at White House
• Stock sales help government offset bailout losses
• Sale Creek fire has been burning since about 1 a.m.
• Olin Chemical To Upgrade Charleston Plant
• Commission Responds To Special Election Question
• Catoosa County woman pleads guilty to murder
• TN Court: Owner liable for car thief's crash if keys were in vehicle
• Two accused in Coolidge Park shooting appear in court
• Graves named to U.S. House Appropriations Committee
• Olin plans $160 million upgrade of Charleston plant
• Prosecuters Want Gang Shooters Tried As Adults
• Accused Murderer Dies In Jail Of Heart Attack
• Dallas Bay House Fire Caused By Family Dog
• 36 arrested in gang, warrant sweep
• Democrats delay action on Dream Act for young immigrants
• Life expectancy slips, stroke dips to No. 4 killer
• Kids go on expensive buying sprees in iPhone games
• Study: Half of women over 40 get annual mammograms
• Gang Sweep Nets 36 Arrests; Guns And Drugs Seized
• Arrest Made From Burglary On McGill Road
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• Protests, cyber-skirmishes rage over WikiLeaks
• Americans’ wealth grows, lifting hopes for economy
• Senate blocks repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• House Democrats rebel against tax deal; passage still likely
• Borrowers wait for lower mortgage rates and lose
• Shock jock Howard Stern re-ups at Sirius XM Radio
• Authorities burn down explosive-laden Calif house
• Legislation stalls for Tennessee Marine’s widow
• 3 killed in West Virginia chemical plant blast
• Cam Newton's dad will not attend Heisman ceremony
• Doors’ Jim Morrison pardoned for indecent exposure
• Man arrested after neighbor's home burglarized
• DeKalb man arrested with more than 1 pound of pot
• Man arrested with 105 Oxycodone pills
• Wacker Chemie Officially Approves Cleveland Plant
• NCAA denies Lady Mocs appeal
• Seven Arrested In Undercover Vice Sting
• No Injuries In Friday St. Elmo House Fire
• East Ridge Firefighters Battle Bermuda Blaze
• House Dems reject Obama tax plan in current form
• County Commission Sets Election Date For New Mayor
• County Commission Sets Election Date For New Mayor
• County Commission Sets Election Date For New Mayor
• Dalton robberies believed to be connected
• Commissioners begin process of replacing Ramsey
• New Information In Dalton Armed Robbery Investigation
• New Information In Dalton Armed Robbery Investigation
• Watson loses bid for GOP Caucus chairman
• Teen's hearing postponed in pastor slaying
• Seven arrested on prostitution charges
• Pets die in East Ridge fire
• St. Elmo house burns
• House passes DREAM Act, but Senate prospects dim
• Dad of missing Alabama kids charged with murder
• Harry Potter park chips away at Disney’s dominance
• Cancun delegates debate climate fund: Who pays?
• Obama-GOP deal would tax only 3,500 inheritances
• Female Suspect from Gang Shooting Turns Herself In
• Female Suspect from Gang Shooting Turns Herself In
• Female Suspect from Gang Shooting Turns Herself In
• Spacecraft splashes into Pacific on demo flight
• Some caught by mistake in foreclosure web
• EPA delays stricter smog, mercury limits
• Tax defeat could trigger new recession, White House warns
• House Democrats push through massive budget bill
• Wauhatchie Trail Race
• From 'racetrack' to road
• Female shooting suspect turns herself in
• Dalton Man Sentenced For Hunting Near VW
• Downed equipment at dam causes electricity flicker
• McCormick, Brooks and Dean win top GOP caucus slots
• Ochs Center Study Reveals State of the Local Economy
• Area counties get disaster declaration
• Retired City Firefighters Reach $110K Settlement
• Suit Against Tonya Craft Dismissed By Judge
• Attorney awarded for work on Billy Long prosecution
• Whitfield County Could Begin Laying Off Employees Soon
• LaFayette Man Main Suspect In Death Of His Father
• Red Bank Mayor Wants To End Traffic Cameras
• Dalton Man Takes Bat To Patrol Car Windows
• I-75 Stop Uncovers $55,000 In Illegal Drugs
• TSEA asks Bredesen to OK bonuses for state employees
• Shoppers treat themselves to lattes and lacy bras
• In ranking, U.S. students trail global leaders
• Chewing tobacco maker agrees to $5 million settlement
• Report: Tough times far from over for states
• Judge denies WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange bail
• Audubon’s “Birds of America” fetches $10 million
• Tax deal should help economy, analysts say
• Democrats demand changes in Obama-GOP tax deal
• Gang members fire shots at bus stop, police say
• New Years at Noon
• New Years Eve on the River!
• Gordon County deputy nabs international fugitive
• Chattanooga Man Shot During Failed Robbery Attempt
• Zach Wamp Endorses Mike Carter For County Mayor
• Murder Suspect Turns Himself In, Tired Of Running
• Caleb Brown Continues To Recover Well
• Craft releases ex-husband from federal lawsuit
• U.S. seeks to protect Arctic seals
• California gay marriage foes gamble on win in Round 2
• Police investigating shooting on W 37th Street
• Texas judge to hold hearing on death penalty law
• NY bust: Medicaid patients’ Rx drugs go to dealers
• Florida braces for double punch of cold fronts
• More waiting for Indian plaintiffs in $3.4B deal
• Unabomber’s Montana land for sale; ’very secluded’
• Man sought in credit card, ID theft
• Shot in shoulder, victim isn't talking
• Henry slaying susepct turns self in to Marion authorities
• Small plane crashes into Utah neighborhood
• Pfizer CEO Kindler, 55, steps down unexpectedly
• Sheriff: Officers traveling to Marion County to interview man in slayings
• McDowell upstages Tiger Woods in season finale
• Tennessee to take on North Carolina in Music City Bowl
• Falcons rally for 28-24 win over Buccaneers
• Consumer advocates call Stream Energy plan pyramid
• Georgia faces Central Florida in Liberty Bowl
• Simmons leads Lady Vols past Old Dominion
• Jaguars down Titans 17-6
• Favre knocked out of game by hard hit
• Auburn jumps to No. 1 in AP poll
• Georgia Guard considers move
• Scientists working on animal genomes
• Badly wounded whale washes up dead on Washington beach
• Nancy Garrido writes to friend; talks God, husband
• Hiker finds missing California triathlete alive in state park
• International Human Rights Day
• 4 rescued after dramatic airplane ditch in Gulf
• Alcoa duo commits to UTC
• Lady Mocs beat Georgia Southern
• 'Secret Santas' dole out $100 handshakes in NC
• Lady Mocs lead Georgia Southern
• Top generals buck White House on military gay ban
• Mocs hold off Cats for second SoCon win
• U.S. drilling decisions ripple on 2 coasts
• Panel recommends expanding use of stomach bands
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Union to players: Save pay, NFL lockout's coming
• Hold the brownies! Bill could limit bake sales
• 14-year-old: Mexican drug gang made me behead 4
• Republicans seize on unemployment rate hike
• More spending, less spending — Obama’s dilemma
• Gadgets that bring the Internet to the TV
• Weak job growth weak for November a setback for economy
• Obama, troops cheer each other in Afghan visit
• Fire destroys home in Red Bank
• Homeless Campground Cleared By City Police
• TDOT To Rebuild I-75 Exit 20 In Bradley Co.
• Atlanta Hawks sign Damien Wilkins, son of former UTC star Gerald Wilkins
• Scales replaces outgoing assistant superintendent
• Chattanooga SWAT negotiators talk man out of home without incident
• South Pittsburg Pirates vs. Jo Byrns Red Devils: Twitter game updates
• Regents deny funding request for Marion tech center
• Ramsey confirms he is leaving his job as mayor
• Microbe found that can use arsenic as nutrient
• Russia, Qatar to host World Cups
• Town that Disney built has first killing since start
• Man sought in LA publicist’s death kills himself
• Deficit-cutting plan picks up 2 Republicans
• Mercury busts charts — 2010 in top 3 hottest years
• Municipal bond bust could do big damage
• McCain flays military gays study, wants ban upheld
• Compromise taking shape on tax cuts
• Two-year low for layoffs hints at hiring pickup
• Ear relief: Congress acts to stifle loud TV ads
• Ramsey to join Haslam team in Nashville
• County Mayor Ramsey To Take Position With Haslem
• Mocs beat App State
• Calhoun’s Christian commits to UTC
• Ramsey to join Haslam team
• City Police Investigating A Pair Of Shootings
• “Walker, Texas Ranger” now Norris, Texas Ranger
• House votes to censure Rangel
• Police investigate afternoon shooting
• Deal airs health care, budget concerns with Obama
• Tennessee House minority post has 2 challengers so far
• Okie Dokie Market Hit With 21-Day Suspension
• Braves re-sign Hinske; Matt Diaz a free agent
• Resentencing offered in Camp drugged-judge cases
• Botched execution survivor stays on Ohio death row
• Career Criminal Confesses To A Dozen Recent Burglaries
• Draexlmaier To Build In Enterprise South
• 1-24 rest area, welcome center at Nickajack closed for sewage problems
• Bradley County Tax Decision Up Next For Amazon.Com
• Chattanooga State Expanding Main Campus
• SWAT Responds To Domestic Incident On 5th Avenue
• California declares emergency over in-home bomb factory
• Jury convicts Humboldt officer of homicide
• Zoo Atlanta’s baby panda makes his media debut
• Tennessee Republicans to consider party registration
• Man sought in LA publicist's death kills himself
• Republicans block child nutrition bill
• AP IMPACT: Cartel arrests did not curb Mexico drug trade
• Yogurt in, soda out: Army revamps training diet
• Holidays about survival as jobless benefits end
• Starry starry starry night: Star count may triple
• Study says even being a bit overweight is risky
• Economy appears headed for strong finish for 2010
• Citing BP spill, Obama rejects East Coast oil drilling
• Deficit panel split; painful package in doubt
• Global experts: Warming could double food prices
• Most major automakers see strong November sales
• Office Of Finance And Administration Wins Awards
• Sister City Photography Exhibit at City Hall
• Eminem leads nominations with 10; Bruno Mars has 7
• Hot-shooting Lady Vols beat Lamar
• Rhea man dies in Highway 30 single-car crash
• Walker County Searching For Escaped Inmate David Hart
• Court Officer Suspended For Affair At Courthouse
• Court Officer Suspended For Sexual Affair At Courthouse
• Obama nominates West Tennessee judge for 6th Circuit
• Red Bank Bondsman Arrested For Meth
• Red Bank Bondsman Arrested For Manufacturing Meth
• Soddy Daisy Man Arrested For Arson
• Bystanders Help Chase Down Robbery Suspect
• James Yearby Arrested For Market Robbery
• Walker County: Woman charged with aiding escape
• Ringgold woman arrested for helping inmate escape
• Whitfield authorities search for robbery suspect
• Thanksgiving traffic fatalities up from last year
• Walker County inmate on the loose
• City, County Pass Tax Resolutions To Help Amazon
• City Council Denies Lookout Valley Deannexation
• Bradley County Makes Child Porn Arrest
• Last 2 incarcerated Waltz defendants seek freedom
• Bradley County man arrested on child pornography charges
• ‘Virtual biopsy’ may detect athletes’ brain injury
• Hamilton County approves tax breaks for Amazon.com
• EU probe delves into heart of Google’s business
• House clears Indian, black farmer settlements
• AP-CNBC Poll: Deficit-cutting ideas not popular
• Senate shuns push for elimination of pet projects
• Cut-off of jobless aid would lower economic growth
• U.N. weather agency: Scorching heat soon routine
• Gays won’t hurt military; leaders cite troop poll
• Wary meeting: Obama, GOP leaders pledge tax talks
• Man, climate combine to erode Cancun’s beaches
• EPB restores power to most homes after storms
• Fiji Water reverses plans to quit Fiji Islands
• About 1,400 without power in Harrison/Highway 58 area
• Amazon.com says it hopes to come to Chattanooga
• Bradley man arrested on statutory rape charge
• Bradley Man Charged With Statutory Rape
• City Council to decide on Amazon incentives
• Lady Mocs' Hood earns SoCon honor
• Burglary suspects caught, charged in 3 Bradley burglaries
• Burglary Arrests Made In McDonald Community
• Delta Queen May Return To Action On Mississippi River
• Four Tennessee Executions Placed On Hold By State
• Tuesday Road Closures Due to Flooding
• Gambling Raid At Lucky’s Bar and Grill
• Traffic Crash with Entrapment On I-75
• DeKalb, Fort Payne schools on two-hour delay for weather
• Tiny house movement thrives amid real estate bust
• Scientists trick cells into switching identities
• Democrat state lawmakers defecting to GOP post-election
• Report: A bit more vitamin D is good, not too much
• Report: ’Dropout factories’ on decline in US
• Obama and GOP: room for deals and confrontations
• Sales could top $1 billion on a manic Cyber Monday
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal pay
• U.S. says leaks are a crime, threatens prosecution
• Tennessee Supreme Court halts next 4 executions
• Madonna sweats details in Mexico debut of new gym
• Official: Hostages released from Wis. high school
• All hostages released from Wisconsin high school
• Bush praises Obama during Facebook broadcast
• Congress puts off cuts to doctor Medicare payments
• Governor Confirms Discussion With Amazon For Two Centers
• N.O. officer says he burned body after Katrina
• Tennessee Supreme Court halts next 4 executions
• Armed Wisconsin student has hostages
• Wreck traps 2 in pickup truck
• Dalton police look for kidnapping suspect
• Police Chase Ends With Single-Car Accident
• Corker Warns Volkswagen About Auto Workers Union
• Chattanooga Police In New Reality TV Series
• Whitfield County Facing New Budget Shortfall
• Dalton Police Seeking Wanted Kidnapper In Assault
• Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty For Killing Kitten
• U.S. blurred lines between diplomats and spies
• FBI: Planes, dogs, psych experts seek 3 Michigan boys
• Army private faces hearing in killing of Afghan prisoner
• Rangel may seek less-serious penalty
• Officials: Georgia wildfire 100 percent contained
• Police: Woman killed in Georgia mall shootout
• Lame-duck Congress facing gridlock on core issues
• Bus driver injured in McMinn when object crashes through window on I-75
• Leslie Nielsen of 'Naked Gun' fame dies at age 84
• Roger Federer beats Nadal in final of ATP finals
• Johnson, Finnegan brawl in Texans’ 20-0 win
• New York Times reports on leaked diplomatic cables
• Pentagon details security changes prompted by leak
• WikiLeaks to defy U.S. demands on leaked cables
• Boy’s savings to help rebuild burned fire station
• Fire set at mosque where Portland terror suspect worshipped
• Georgia holds on to beat Georgia Tech 42-34
• Georgia leads Tech 21-14
• Robots would make war safer, Army says
• Oregon bomb-plot suspect wanted 'spectacular show’
• U.S. briefs allies about next WikiLeaks release
• Robbie Caldwell steps down as Vanderbilt head coach
• History shows that bipartisan deficit commissions can work
• Colorado mulls difficulties of pot rules
• First Wills and Kate book published, more in store
• Backlash feared as some in GOP push social issues
• During boring classes, texting is the new doodling
• Lesbian cadet who quit seeks return to West Point
• Steele on thin ice at helm of Republican Party
• U.S.-Mexico project IDs border-crossing victims
• What recession? Shoppers eat up Black Friday deals
• Nevada stuns No. 3 Boise State 34-31
• Willie Nelson charged with pot possession in Texas
• Calhoun beat Fitzgerald in Georgia prep football playoffs
• Wyoming beats Lady Mocs
• Signal Mountain leads Boyd-Buchanan 35-6 at halftime
• No. 24 Vols beat No. 7 ’Nova to win NIT Tip-Off
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• Yoko Ono interviews son for ‘Day of Listening’
• U.S. cracks down on fake pot as public health hazard
• Deficit hit men target NASA’s post-shuttle plans
• Dinosaur die-off cleared way for gigantic mammals
• More than 600,000 people killed by second-hand smoke
• Sharp holiday price drops seen for flat-panel TVs
• Sarah Palin: Serious 2012 contender or pretender?
• DeLay undone by effort to consolidate GOP power
• Feds set aside ‘critical habitat’ for polar bear
• Poll: Holiday shoppers cautious with credit
• Chattanooga: Man dies of wreck injuries
• The nuts and bolts of Black Friday
• Retailers hope holiday shoppers ready to trade up
• Vatican statement on condoms stirs confusion
• Water is Coke’s precious ingredient
• A year after scandal, Tiger Woods tries to move on
• Tests on toys find few problems this season
• Color-coded terror warnings on track to disappear
• Higher prices for pecans this season
• Arrests Made In Foust Street Shooting Of Omerrieal Woods
• Operation Gangsgiving Leads To 36 Arrests, 76 Charges
• Police Deal With Multiple Traffic Accidents, Fatality
• Gift Guide: Tech gadgets for frequent travelers
• Go for turkey, not stuffing to keep the weight off
• Fixing Social Security is easy unless you’re in Washington
• PROMISES, PROMISES: GOP leader reaps $200 million
• Airport protest never takes off; few delays seen
• Hopson leads UT over scrappy VCU
• UTC blows early lead in loss to Jackson State
• Signal Mountain Road reopens after wreck
• 2 arrested in Foust Street drive-by shooting
• Jury convicts Tom DeLay in money laundering trial
• Palin’s ‘Dancing’ success defies easy explanation
• Accident on Signal Mtn. Road, traffic being diverted
• Box Office Preview: ‘Potter’ to win weekend tangle
• “Operation Gangsgiving” Underway In Chattanooga
• Former Firefighter Charged With Theft
• Ballinger Facing Charges In Attempted Burglary
• Former firefighter charged with stealing $10,000 camera
• Man charged in Bradley burglaries
• Alexander lauds Cumberlands review
• Police sweep gang members up following weekend shootings
• Inmate Claims Silverdale Guards Caused Baby Death
• Inmate Claims Guards Caused Baby Death
• Couple Forced Out Of Their Home Getting Help
• Charges dropped against Craft private investigator
• Mocs' Bradford gets first-team honor
• Lost in frenzy over searches, travelers hit roads
• Commissioners to consider incentives agreement
• Paralyzed bride puts wedding on hold to get care
• 3 big developments make AIDS outlook more hopeful
• Pilot transplant project aims to spur kidney swaps
• SPIN METER: Tea partiers’ views far from others
• Henson Sentenced On Child Porn Charges
• Three Arrested For Manufacturing Meth
• 2:00 DRILL: Mocs honors, Braves moves, JoePa
• UTC gets seven on all-SoCon teams
• Walker County Seeks Help in Finding Runaway Teens
• Walker sheriff seeks runaway teens
• Kinsey appointed to Higher Education Commission
• Prosecutors: Jawbone is not that of missing Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway
• State Readies Enterprise South “Project Infinity” Site
• Mother Of Truant Student Gets 29 Day Jail Sentence
• Feds investigating drinking glasses with lead
• Some places fewer foreclosures are now bad for business
• Capital culture: Team Obama’s man with a marker
• Report: Nuclear weapon drivers sometimes got drunk
• Netflix expects video streaming to drown out DVDs
• Pope seeks to start debate on condoms and AIDS
• FBI: Hate crime incidents, victim numbers down
• Spill panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• TSA chief warns against boycott of airport scans
• Where’s the love? Baby boomers unhappy about sex
• Germany to scrap conscription mid-2011
• Monday Afternoon Drive-By Shooting On Foust Street
• Drive-By Shooting Monday On Foust Street
• Dalton police searching for suspect in robberies
• Chattanooga Gas Prices Drop Nearly 3 Cents
• Dalton Police Investigating Pair Of Armed Robberies
• Dalton Investigating Pair Of Armed Robberies
• Weekend Break-Ins on Walnut Avenue In Dalton
• Cohutta man killed in motorcycle crash
• Jury convicts Guandique of murdering Chandra Levy
• Rare 'Star-Spangled Banner' copy to sell in NYC
• Georgia calls off roadwork during holidays
• Boy dies in fall from luxury suite at Lakers game
• Arrest Made In Shooting Of Teen In East Lake Courts
• Dayton Police Chief’s Son Killed In Car Crash
• Dayton Police Chief’s Son Killed In Dayton Mtn Crash
• Stoudemire Arrested In Pawnee Trail Murder
• Devante Stoudemire Arrested For Pawnee Trail Murder
• Police are looking for a man who violated his probation
• 2010 Thanksgiving Garbage and Recycling Schedule
• Falcons overpower Rams 34-17
• No. 4 Lady Vols top Arizona State
• Vince Young hurts right thumb, bolts stadium after Titans' loss
• Jimmie Johnson wins 5th NASCAR title in a row
• Redskins get 19-16 OT win over Titans
• Teen arrested in Pawnee Trail shooting
• Basketball Mocs win thriller
• Mocs win at buzzer
• Dayton chief's son killed in crash
• UTC basketball leads Marshall at halftime
• Indianapolis opens museum to honor native son Vonnegut
• Darvon, Darvocet painkillers pulled from U.S. market
• BIll Gates urges school budget overhauls
• Astronauts open up world to Earthlings via photos
• British brides live in fear of royal wedding date
• Congress rookies vie for Capitol Hill office space
• Palin book takes aim at some new targets
• FACT CHECK: Ban on pet projects mostly symbolic
• TSA: Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Most 9/11 responders settle suits over WTC dust
• Man Shot, Killed on Pawnee Trail; Shots Fired Nearby
• Bernanke on perilous ground for Fed chairman
• McMinn detectives recover stolen goods, arrest two
• Chattanooga police investigate shooting death
• Ruling sets showdown over Tennessee lethal injection
• UGA tops Lady Mocs
• UTC volleyball coach to step down after reprimand
• Police Investigating Body Found Near Dam On Friday
• 7 Chattanooga stores nabbed in beer sting
• Body found at Chickamauga Dam
• Seven Stores Fail Alcohol Compliance Check
• TVA chief awarded $3.6 million salary
• Burglary Calls Lead To Pair Of Arrests
• Burglary Calls Lead To Pair Of Arrests
• Settlement Reached In Tonya Craft Child Custody Case
• Is There Competition For Landing New Manufacturer?
• Three Arrested For Series Of Recent Armed Roberries
• Fort Oglethorpe’s Chief Building Official Resigns
• Airport Vandalism Reward Upped To $6,000
• Inmate Charged with Filing False Rape Report
• Retailer Busted Selling Cigarettes To A Minor
• SEC suspends Vols coach Bruce Pearl for 8 games
• Fort Oglethorpe official charged with four counts of theft
• Store owner charged with selling cigarettes, lottery ticket to minor
• Jail inmate charged with filing false rape report
• Reward in airport vandalism increased to $6,000
• Raising Social Security retirement age hurts poor
• Smart Spending: Beware retailers’ hidden meanings
• Elections cause concern for some who lost clout
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax
• Palin’s success raises tempers, boosts ratings
• Government insists full-body scanners are safe
• Drama in the cockpit: Qantas crew faced 54 alarms
• Tennessee House GOP nominates Harwell for speaker
• How GM’s return played in 3 cities with a stake
• Royal wedding challenge: Make it grand, yet cheap
• Christmas Special
• North Pole Limited
• Share The Warmth Tree
• Performances on Television Broadcasts
• Grim end to Ohio mystery: 3 bodies in hollow tree
• Separate 'Project Infinity' deals in Hamilton, Bradley counties
• Deal reached to postpone doctors’ Medicare cut
• Downtown Parking Meter Holiday Next Weekend
• Red Bank May Charge Bondsman With Break-In
• Victims Daughter Accused In Jewelry Theft
• 10 charged in widespread check fraud scheme
• 3 charged in Alabama burglaries
• Janitor Arrested For Student Property Theft
• Janitor Arrested For Student Property Theft
• Bradley school janitor arrested on theft charge
• CHA settles $4.1 million Fannie Mae debt
• Harwell chosen as GOP nominee for House speaker
• Firefighter suffers heart attack in Dalton fire
• Hamilton Couple Arrested On Statutory Rape Charges
• Theft Suspect Identified, Being Sought By Police
• Fire Damages Hurt’s Cleaners In Dalton
• Information Needed on Dollar General Robbery Suspect
• Downtown parking free after Thanksgiving
• Man, woman charged with statutory rape
• After 200 years, Champagne lost fizz, not flavor
• Florida governor wants The Doors’ Jim Morrison pardoned
• Experts: BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
• Four in 10 say marriage is becoming obsolete
• After crash and government control, rebirth for GM
• Striking, private, and almost royal: Kate’s Story
• New drug produces steep drop in bad cholesterol
• Facing setbacks, Obama presses his foreign policy
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• Feds holding firm on intrusive airport security
• Mocs get first win
• Eva Longoria files for divorce from Tony Parker
• Huesman meets with Mocs media
• New Manufacturer Likely Coming To Enterprise South
• Grand jury to get Sequoyah teacher case
• Collegedale Police Seeking Elusive Assault Fugitive
• Proposed Resort Owners Want Out Of Chattanooga
• Tennessee Riverpark Wins National Recognition
• Alaska military base searching for overdue F-22
• East Tennessee soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Alexander explains his change on earmarks
• Monty Millard Elected Mayor Of Red Bank
• Tonya Craft In Court To Regain Custody
• Highway 578 Home Destroyed By Fire
• Tennessee Riverpark wins national award at symposium
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats' leader
• Commissioners approve contract for grant money
• Louisiana to charge 'legally dead' man with murder
• UPS to hire about 50,000 for holiday season
• Bush breaks ground on presidential center in Texas
• Dynamic Vick playing like an MVP
• Beatles’ songs are finally available on iTunes
• Building tragedies hit China, India; 119 killed
• A royal wedding next year for Prince William, Kate
• Rangel guilty: House ethics panel rules misconduct
• Tea party seeks Capitol clout after election gains
• Millard elected Red Bank mayor
• Harrison house ‘total loss’ after fire
• Woman Charged In Bradley Jewelry Thefts
• Council looks at law judges for personnel hearings
• Alexander re-elected to GOP post
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Iowa staff sergeant
• Calhoun Man Arrested Trying To Pick Up Teen
• House ethics panel says Rep. Rangel violated rules
• Vandals cause $100,000 in damage at site of new Cleveland airport
• Reward Offered For Airport Vandalism
• 9th Ave Home Invasion Suspect Subdued by Victim
• East Ridge Pizza Restaurant Robbed Monday Night
• Dutch experts test Aruba bone in Holloway case
• Bomb Squad Removes Dynamite From MLK Duplex
• Soddy-Daisy Man Convicted Of Fatal DUI
• LaFayette Couple Fakes Their Own Robbery
• Man long declared dead arrested in kidnapping
• Body found on Georgia Tech campus
• Calif. warehouse fire began in Neil Young's car
• Facebook revamps messaging, targets e-mail
• Government wants to update ADA for cyberspace
• Scanners and pat-downs upset airline passengers
• Scientists propose one-way trips to Mars
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• UK's Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• U.S.: Gangs buy jets for trans-Atlantic coke flights
• Rolls-Royce to replace leaking engines on A380s
• Ohio sheriff: 3 missing people may be dead
• Change in drug payment rule may trigger headaches
• A new day at Capitol: Change coming — right now
• Wood Lottery To Be Held On November 18, 2010
• Police remove dynamite from duplex
• Lady Vols rout UTC
• Police officer resigns after allegedly taking department funds
• McMinn: Children found in motel room with ‘large meth operation’
• Trio Arrested For Robbery Outside Of Restaurant
• State Solicitor General Moore dies
• Trio arrested following robbery
• Chattanooga: Gordon Biersch merges to form CraftWorks
• 13 Arrested In Undercover Prostitution Stings
• Two Stabbed In Gang Related Attack In Dalton Park
• Police Imposter Cons Elderly Woman
• Police Imposter Cons Elderly Woman Out Of $300
• Dalton Chemical Release Confirmed Safe
• Richt says QB Murray should be fine
• Dalton: Chemical leak determined to be minor
• Police investigating stabbing incident at Dalton park
• Reward offered in animal cruelty case
• Police impostor cons elderly woman out of $300
• House fire kills 20 cats
• Guardsman Accidentally Shoots, Kills Himself
• UTC Coach Accused Of Assaulting Student
• EPA Cleans Up LaFayette School Mercury Spill
• Urgent recall issued for smoked turkey breast
• Edwards wins Phoenix NASCAR race while Hamlin’s big lead is wiped out
• FBI: Man once thought dead arrested in kidnapping
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Atlanta Hawks end 4-game losing skid
• Dolphins need 3 QBs to beat Titans 29-17
• EPA monitoring mercury spill at LaFayette High School
• Two Arrested For Montlake Road Arson, Fraud Case
• Moccasin Bend Escapee Taken Into Custody
• Moccasin Bend inmate picked up after walkabout
• Newton shakes off troubles to lead Auburn past Georgia
• UTC investigating alleged assault by volleyball coach
• Uncertainty makes year-end tax plan anyone's guess
• Mocs up 20 points at half
• Newton announced as starter at Georgia-Auburn game
• Moving forward, tea party rallies congressional freshmen
• Homeowners arrested on arson charges
• Georgia coach Richt mentioned for Colorado vacancy
• Troubled cruise shows unpredictability of the sea
• Catholic bishops: More exorcists needed
• Airbus says bearing box failed in Rolls engine
• Chile’s rescued enjoy fame, delay return to mines
• Pot o’ Gold: Family’s old vase fetches $83 million
• Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
• Marines learn lessons from tragedy in Afghanistan
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• G-20 fallout: Trade barriers, tensions could rise
• Analysis: Republicans’ hard line since winning House could backfire
• Inmate escapes from jail in Monroe
• ETSU beats Lady Mocs
• Two Fights Lead To Eight Arrests At Howard High
• Student Tased At Hixson High School During Altercation
• Chattanooga: Hixson High School student shot with stun gun
• Oct. 17 crash claims second victim
• 10 Howard students arrested after cafeteria fights
• Corker says Congress needs "fundamental change" in how it spends, borrows money
• Son sues cigarette company for mother's addiction
• Ceremony to honor local soldiers and families Sunday
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in custody
• Smart Spending: When to grab best holiday deals
• New ‘Call of Duty’ blasts sales record
• DNA test casts doubt on executed Texas man’s guilt
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• Holiday shopping battle starts to get pitched
• Travelers disembark ‘nightmare’ cruise amid cheers
• Regulator: Oil fire may have caused A380 problem
• Big ideas for cutting deficit, but they’d hurt
• G-20 faces urgent task of averting trade war
• Late touchdown gives Falcons a 26-21 victory
• Passengers cheer as hobbled ship heads to California
• Democrats pressing Pelosi to step aside
• Doctors set up cholera centers in Haiti’s capital
• Poll: Hopes low for political compromise
• ‘Amazing Grace’ is a lasting global music sensation
• Economy saps death-care industry
• Rifle squad honors vets with 57,000 goodbyes
• Woman Assaulted After Catching Car Thief
• Georgia House Democrats elect Abrams minority leader
• Lawsuit Filed In Fatal March I-24 Accident
• Hospitals try high-tech to better inform patients
• $1,000 Reward Offered In School Vandalism Incident
• Commissioners appoint Fields to serve on Ethics Committee
• One Arrest Made In Water Street Home Invasion
• Teen girl, man charged in East Ridge burglaries
• Meth Lab Discovered During Check On 5-Year-Old
• Chattanooga home sales drop in 3rd quarter
• WPLZ Morning Team Helping Out Navy Wife
• Investigation continues into dogs thrown from overpass
• Dogs Thrown Off Walker Co Highway Overpass
• Haslam makes statement on Veterans Day
• Marion County Mayor Kirk Passes Away
• Give and Save 5 with United Way
• Woman Assaulted After Catching Car Thief In The Act
• Deficit panel leaders’ plan curbs Social Security
• Bad news Democrats — 2012 could be worse than 2010
• Detectives Searching For Bradley A/C Thieves
• San Francisco bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
• Lookout Mtn Looking At Liquor By The Drink
• As House changed hands, young voters sat on theirs
• Sale Tax Revenues Up Strongly In Tennessee
• Police investigate possible false report on road-rage incident
• Marion County Mayor David Kirk dies
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• Mexico uses robot to explore ancient tunnel
• Huesman meets with Mocs media
• Tennessee lawmaker likens illegal immigrants to 'rats'
• Georgia House Democrats elect Abrams minority leader
• Union Members Picket East Brainerd Church
• Police Respond To Claims Of Cover-Up In Road Rage Case
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Oil companies increasingly eye natural gas
• Passengers get help on crippled cruise ship
• No charges for destroying CIA interrogation videos
• Administration moving away from 2011 Afghan withdrawal date
• GOP investigators take aim at health care overhaul
• Italy’s ancient wonders crumble from neglect
• Sheriff’s Office Makes Sex Offender Address Verification
• Michael Jackson’s children recall pop star father
• Lady Mocs picked to finish third
• Planning Commission Wants To Protect Scenic Views
• 5 Anglican bishops to join Catholic Church
• No injuries in Grove Street fire
• Charges Filed Against Church Bus Driver
• Whitmire, Morgan, Huesman Mr. Football finalists
• Police Investigating Oak Street Home Invasion
• 29 indicted in multistate sex-trafficking ring bust
• East Ridge Police Make Statutory Rape Arrest
• From Dali to Marilyn Monroe, Playboy auctions art
• Carpenter’s Union Members Picket East Brainerd Church
• U.S. tightens security rules for cargo on inbound flights
• Woman Arrested, Accused Of Setting Her House On Fire
• Spill panel: No evidence of saving dollars over safety
• Bullying Reported At Several County Middle Schools
• Chattanooga: City Council voting on country club contract
• Brawlers beat random stranger to death in Georgia
• Grove Street Apartments Damaged By Fire
• Woman arrested in connection with Rawlings Street fire
• Bush is back, and eager to help history judge him
• Bus driver charged after hitting child
• Back in Indonesia, Obama reaches out to Muslims
• Fire closes store near Hamilton Place Mall
• Man dies weeks after being cleared in '70s murder
• NRC head: nuclear reviews will demand discipline
• Family health history a powerful, underused tool
• DNA confirms man's link to 4-year-old's rape
• Southern student third on ‘Jeopardy!’
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Got hankies? Next speaker’s weepy
• Haslam names transition team
• Vigil honors teen stomped to death in party brawl
• Qantas CEO: Oil leaks in 3 engines of its A380s
• Bredesen says Congress needs ‘common ground’ on health reform
• MSNBC’s Olbermann back on air after suspension
• Too much money in politics? Ain’t seen nothing yet
• Forrester makes effort to retain Democrat post
• Pentagon can’t explain ’missile’ off California
• Police file charges against church bus driver
• Chattanooga: Cause unknown in morning fire
• Dalton Man Charged With Child Cruelty In Fight
• Home invaded on Oak Street
• TBI offers $1,000 for information on rape suspect
• Landlord Pulls Gun On Tenants, Is Arrested
• GOP taps 2 tea partiers for transition to power
• Mayor: Tybee settles lawsuit over stun gun case
• Potential Chatooga Deputy Arrested In Drug Sting
• Christian Camp Founder Arrested For Fondling
• County Cracks Down On Traffic Enforcement
• More Roundabouts Planned For Area Intersections
• Pastor Strong Autopsy Shows Marijuana Was In System
• Chilean miner crosses finish line at NYC Marathon
• 14-pound pearl stuck in Colorado court fight
• Harwell says GOP caucus will decide House speaker contest
• Tennessee Dem chief Forrester’s future under debate
• Tennessee men charged with money scam in Georgia.
• New Recycling Trucks Debut at Chattanooga Market
• Rossville Unveils Plans For Revitalization
• Police Investigating Shooting At 4249 Shallowford Road
• Turner scores 2 TDs, Falcons hold off Bucs
• Hamlin takes Sprint Cup lead from Johnson
• Chattanooga police probe shooting outside nightclub
• UGA rolls to 55-7 win over Idaho State
• Jobs crisis eases, but economy has long way to go
• Rolls-Royce loses stock value after engine fire
• 150 years ago, Lincoln’s election set march to war
• Swiss man performs aerial loops with jet wings
• GOP seeks cuts to pay for renewed jobless benefits
• Zenyatta falls short in quest for perfection
• LSU trickery works again in 24-21 win over Alabama
• Penn State rallies for 35-21 win; Paterno wins 400th
• Tennessee crushing Memphis 50-7 after three quarters
• Scientists find damage to coral near BP well
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Democrat leader
• Israeli fast train to run through West Bank
• Afghan Taliban threaten death to all talking peace
• Removal of Iowa judges may inspire similar efforts
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• Franklin plane crash victims ID'd
• Auburn leads UTC 55-21
• Study: CT scans of smokers can reduce lung cancer deaths by 20 percent
• Health care law faces new hurdles from resurgent GOP
• Dispatcher: Glitch led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• Local bank robbed just before opening Friday morning
• 3 films give Hollywood high hopes for box office
• GOP asserts new strength, targets Obama programs
• Tip Leads To Dalton Credit Card Fraud Arrests
• Qantas jumbo makes emergency landing after engine blows out
• Eight charged in McMinn meth bust
• Tea party poses big challenge for congressional Republicans
• Oscar-nominated actress Jill Clayburgh dies at 66
• Stocks rally around the world after Fed action
• Man Claims Police Coverup For Officer
• New generation of troops inherit long Afghan war
• Carpets of Dalton Sued For $40 Million
• Election nearly wipes out white Southern Democrats
• 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment Honored
• Obama sets out for 10-day Asia trip
• Citizens Savings and Loan in Hixson Robbed
• Sexism remains a problem for women seeking office
• Daylight Savings Time Ends Sunday Morning
• Rossville Unveils Plans For Revitalization, Tourism
• Head Of The Hooch Brings Thousands To Downtown
• City Hires Two Firms To Help Fight Water Rate Hike
• TVA to improve cooling capacity at Browns Ferry
• Chattanooga Carjacking Suspect Arrested In Walker
• TVA CEO could earn $3.6 million
• Knoxville Businessman Solicted Girl For Sex
• Father accused of stabbing his son
• Catoosa Father Arrested For Stabbing Son
• 3 North Georgia residents win large lottery prizes
• Bankston Donates Retirement Money
• Lady Mocs beats Lee in exhibition
• Man Claims Police Coverup For Alcohol Beverage Officer
• Mocs cruise in exhbition
• Red Bank Announces Hiring Of Fletcher, NC Police Chief
• Sugar Mocs Object To “Too Short” Shorts
• City Attorney Fails To File Appeal Of Officer Lawsuit
• Dalton Man Arrested In Rhea On Vehicle Scam
• Tennessee carjacking suspect arrested in Georgia
• Whitwell Woman Dies In Valley View Accident
• New Red Bank police chief to be named today
• Woman Claims Rape After Passing Out At Party
• Bredesen invests in solar venture of former aide
• Chattanooga Carjacking Suspect Arrested In Walker
• Georgia woman given 36 years in fatal crash
• Husband, wife die in Floyd County, Ga,. shootings
• Navy to order 20 warships from Wisconsin and Alabama
• Catoosa seeks suspects in 2 burglaries
• Dalton Man Arrested In Rhea On Vehicle Scam
• Campfire started Lookout Mountain blaze, officials say
• Whitwell Woman Dies In Valley View Accident
• Governor-elect Haslam in Chattanooga
• Woman Claims Rape After Passing Out At A Party
• Long wins Fort Oglethorpe mayor race
• Huesman meets with Mocs media
• 2 injured in head-on crash in Dalton
• Haslam, Bredesen discuss transition
• Man wanted in Georgia scam found in Tennessee
• Man pleads guilty in $4 million fraud
• Dalton Hospital Lays Off 31 Employees Tuesday
• Missy Crutchfield Escapes Censure From City Council
• Former Zoo Employees Plead Guilty To Theft
• Supreme Court debates ban on selling violent video games
• Analysis: United but divided
• Britain and France agree on military cooperation
• Bush’s memoir: Cheney offered to quit ’04 ticket
• Delay, on trial, is distracted by elections
• U.S. Marshalls Arrest Bradley Fugitive For Statutory Rape
• Electric cars give Japan anxiety over fate of gas engines
• Freeman Pleads Guilty To Georgia Paper Mill Scam
• Tea Party comes to power on an unclear mandate
• Gordon County man charged with hitting sheriff’s deputy's cruiser
• Commissioners oppose rate increase
• Chattooga deputy wrecks on way to assist in chase
• Haslam, Fleischmann, DesJarlais Election Winners
• House Dem shocked by GOP's gains in state
• Fixing cargo security system would cost billions
• Today won’t end the campaign for some candidates
• China goes door-to-door for world’s biggest census
• Missing Teenage Girl Found, Two Adult Men Arrested
• Likely gridlock in Congress could threaten economy
• Serious Crash Sends Two Women To Hospital
• Study: Brain energy crisis may spark Parkinson’s
• Cleveland Wants New Elementary School
• Robot’s space debut ’giant leap for tinmankind’
• Chattanooga Police Investigating Stabbing
• Snow Day at Creative Discovery Museum
• Auditor Says Alan Knowles Violated County Work Policy
• Cooking up Fun at Creative Discovery Museum
• 59-year-Old Charged With Soliciting Teenage Girl
• Hamilton County auditor finds employee Alan Knowles violated county policies
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer
• Gordon County officer injured in car wreck
• Runaway 13-year-old girl found, two men arrested
• Missing Chattanooga child found
• More employees laid off at Hamilton Medical Center in Dalton
• Wheel of Fortune’ voice O’Donnell, 78, dies in LA
• Move dies to censure Missy Crutchfield
• Police: Teen shot dead after Halloween prank
• Takeover in sight, GOP confident on election eve
• Early clues: What to watch in today’s elections
• Yemen: Al-Qaida insider told Saudis of bomb plot
• Bumgarner pitches Giants to brink of World Series crown
• Tennessee state football polls
• Man arrested, charged with soliciting girl at bus stop
• Voters Looking At Alcohol Ordinances
• GOP Chair Accuses Brown Of Robocalling
• Neighborhood Dispute Leads To Shooting
• Chattanooga Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Girl
• Sheriff’s Son Arrested For Making Prank 911 Call
• Questions Remain Around Halloween Kanku’s Shooting
• Lookout Mtn Wildfire Now Under Control
• Train Collides With Vehicle In Bradley Co.
• Police Searcing For Hit-And-Run Van Driver
• East Ridge Police Investigate Stabbing
• Dalton police search for car fraud suspect
• Sheriff's son arrested for false report
• UT makes change at quarterback
• Rivers rallies Chargers to 33-25 win vs Titans
• Lookout fire under control in Walker County
• Haslam pledges to get to work if he wins Tuesday’s election
• Saints outlast Steelers, 20-10
• Dalton council to take up new policy on conflicts
• Police may charge Dodds shooting victim
• Child missing in Chattanooga
• Tiger Woods loses No. 1 golf ranking
• Bowyer edges Harvick under caution at Talladega
• Moreland, Hamilton HRs lead Rangers to 4-2 win in World Series game 3
• Larry Parrish named new Atlanta Braves hitting coach
• Red Bank falls in AA volleyball final
• 1 charged in East Ridge stabbing
• United Way Of Greater Chattanooga News - October 29, 2010
• Man who killed wife’s teen lover loses appeal
• Georgia firefighter to appeal firing over victim video
• Laughs, activism blending at Stewart-Colbert rally
• Yemen accuses woman of sending mail bombs
• Gordon Lee finishes perfect run
• Georgia trails Florida 21-7 at halftime
• Elon defeats UTC 49-35
• Signal Mountain wins Class A volleyball state title
• Gordon Lee advances to Class A softball final
• Discarded meth labs found near Soddy-Daisy
• School Board Told To Stay Neutral On Religious Matter
• Gordon Lee cruises to another win in Georgia Class A softball tourney
• Interest groups target state races
• Employee injured during fire at Bowater in Calhoun
• Spiritual caretaker of Indonesian volcano dies
• Cain gives Giants 9-0 win, 2-0 World Series lead
• Mismanagement found rampant in public housing
• Explosion, Fire At Bowater Paper Plant
• UK spy chief defends secrecy in first public speech
• 27 “Shake and Bake” Meth Labs Discovered
• Pecan-hungry exporters gobble up U.S. crops
• School Board Neutral On Religious Matters
• AP survey: Only slight economic gains seen in 2011
• Arrest Made In Domestic Stabbing On Windsor Street
• Tests warned of cement troubles before BP blowout
• Fire Dept. Hosts Open House Both Saturday And Sunday
• Fire Academy concludes with scheduled house burning
• Narcotic Warrant Executed at Extended Stay Hotel
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Other McCain seeks national voice
• Ringgold advances in Class AAA softball
• Intelligence spending tops $80 billion
• Judge sentences man to two years in federal prison for false income tax filing
• Emergency Food Boxes And Vouchers Available
• Investigation continues into AbitibiBowater fire
• Woman Charged With Murdering Husband
• Ringgold softball season ends at state
• Explosion, Fire At Bowater Paper Plant In McMinn Co.
• Ringgold man arrested on drug charges in Hamilton County motel
• “Shake and Bake” Meth Labs Discovered On W. Ridge Trail
• Packages from Yemen probed as possible terror plot
• Red Bank beats South Greene in state volleyball tourney; Baylor eliminated in D-II
• Hutcheson Medical Partners With Erlanger
• Fort Oglethorpe: Hutcheson announces partnership with Erlanger Health System
• Ringgold loses in Georgia state softball tourney play
• Police Investigating Homicide on Oakwood Drive
• Obama voters leaning Republican, poll finds
• Furniture store employee says he documented fraud
• Foreclosure activity up across most U.S. metro areas
• Red Bank loses to Page
• For Obama, election politics no laughing matter
• Kids find mom dead in Chattanooga apartment
• Republicans, heading for big gains, ready agenda
• Green Denied Pretrial Diversion In Drug Case
• Boyd-Buchanan rallies past Summertown
• GOP candidates waiting and hoping for 2012
• Flintstone Woman Charged With Murdering Husband
• Police investigate murder in Walker County
• European airlines say U.S. security goes overboard
• Unum Parking Lots To Go Private February
• Hawks beat Grizzlies 119-104 in both teams’ opener
• TV commercials shrink to match attention spans
• Teen Girl Dies In Accident On Highway 153
• Sanchez, Giants batter Lee in World Series opener
• Army study seeks best suicide prevention programs
• Hutcheson Medical Center Partners With Erlanger
• Republicans look to Hawaii to make waves in House
• Gordon Lee rolls in state opener
• Holy card! Nuns auctioning rare Honus Wagner
• Mocs picked third by coaches
• UTC reopens buildings after evacuation
• Red Bank advances, Soddy-Daisy eliminated in state volleyball tourney
• Hutcheson Medical Center to announce partner decision
• Signal Mountain beat Boyd-Buchanan in Class A volleyball tournament
• As college fees keep climbing, aid does too, reports find
• Haslam 'mistake' has changed campaign, McWherter says
• Hamilton County: Prisoners escorted under guard to vote early
• WRCB poll: Haslam has 2-to-1 lead over McWherter
• Commissioners approve judicial magistrates
• Teen dies in crash after striking guardrail
• Big money: Outside groups spending for Republicans
• Haslam outspends McWherter on TV ads
• Study says conservation slowing animal extinctions
• Top Saddam ally, Tariq Aziz, to be executed
• Red Bank Middle School evacuated
• Boise State keeps rolling
• Hamilton County Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay
• State GOP raises $1.3 million in campaign funds
• State volleyball first round almost complete
• Areas with worst economy may give lawmakers a pass
• Red Cross opens shelter for storm victims
• Battery hazard sparks struggle
• State GOP outspends Dems by almost 3-1 in October
• Obama plays voters’ psychiatrist-in-chief on trail
• Group with Rove ties spends $272,000 to attack Rep. Davis
• Pentagon: Equipment outage at Wyo. nuke site
• Howard students charged in school fight
• City has emergency food for those in need
• Fire destroys Mowbray Mountain home
• Animal lovers mourn giant stag killed in Britain
• Huesman meets with Mocs media
• Basketball Players Discover Meth Backpack
• Paul, the WCup predicting octopus, dies at 2 1/2
• Police chief clarifies criticism of DesJarlais
• Red Bank Middle School Evacuated Wednesday
• VW profits climbs in quarter
• Police identify 1997 murder victim whose body was found in Grundy County
• McKamey Offers Compromise On City Chicken Ordinance
• Chattanooga: Storm demolishes lock contractor office
• Rep. Cantor campaigns for DesJarlais in Chattanooga
• Council Audit Clears Missy Crutchfield Of Wrongdoing
• Five at 10
• Austin’s Bond Revoked, New Charges Made
• Two New Additions To 12 Most Wanted List
• GBI awarded for unit that targets child porn and predators
• Possible Tornado Hits Dam, Nearby Neighborhood
• Large Fight Breaks Out At Howard High School
• Basketball players find meth lab in book bag
• Indonesia hit by deadly tsunami, volcanic eruption
• Jackson Man Charged With Sex Solicitation
• Celtics spoil James debut with Heat
• Government pushing more fuel efficiency for trucks
• Braves manager plays in local golf tourney
• Georgia State Patrol investigating crash that killed 3 Chattooga County residents
• Aqua-Scarium Halloween Party
• Saddam aide Tariq Aziz sentenced to hang
• Tornado Confirmed Near Highway 58 On Monday
• Finley Stadium Likely To Turn A Profit This Year
• Dryer causes fire at Warwickshire home
• Austin’s Bond Revoked, New Molestation Charges Made
• Hutcheson Medical Center Pondering Financial Future
• City Of Chattanooga News - 3-1-1 Phones Operational
• Naval Officer At Odds With Monroe Grand Jury
• Tornado Watches issued for portions of the Tennessee Valley
• Council rails against proposed cell tower
• Scales Apologizes To School Board Over Prayer Letter
• Indonesia tsunami kills 113; scores more missing
• 4 die in Bartow County crash
• Obama assails GOP on final campaign push
• More schools dismiss early due to incoming storms
• ‘Hiccup girl’ faces murder charges in Florida
• Chattanooga: OLPH, St. Jude, Notre Dame dismissing early
• Fed throws its weight into foreclosure probe
• Stadium Corp. on target
• Karzai says his office gets cash from Iran, U.S.
• NRCC, other group dump another $364,000 to defeat Davis
• Ex-prosecutor’s kidnapped brother shown on video
• Haslam company bans firearms in lots
• New Amazon species discovered every 3 days for a decade
• Drivers education classes canceled at Shepherd Community Center
• Poll: One-third may still switch candidates
• Area preparing during the quiet before the storm
• GOP poised to win Congress redistricting edge, too
• Host of dismissals and cancellations as storms approach
• As bedbugs creep out NYC, tourists crawl away
• Rossville sells Roy's Grill
• 311 Phones Out
• Five at 10
• Second audit report comes out on Be Magazine
• Bradley County woman faces vehicular homicide, child neglect charges
• Copper Basin, Signal top area teams in prep polls
• Tornado touches down in Harrison
• School delays and cancellations
• Power outage on Brainerd road
• Information line phones out due to storm
• Buffalo found in north Georgia swimming pool
• Child Struck By Church Bus, Run Over
• Murder Suspect May Have Charges Dropped
• Three People Robbed By Imposters Posing As Police
• Accident In McMinn Co. Claims Five Lives
• Chattanooga: Police seek two in robbery who posed as officers
• Three People Robbed By Police Imposters
• Four Arrested For Robbery, Assault
• Caleb Brown Likely To Recover From Rockfall Injury
• Arrest Made In Vehicular Homicide, Child Neglect
• Storms Rock Valley, Tornado Confirmed Near Hwy 58
• Chattanooga: Bond revoked for man charged with child molestation
• Bradford honored; Mocs move up
• White leads Falcons to 39-32 victory over Bengals
• Britt catches 3 TDs as Titans beat Eagles 37-19
• Hamlin wins third straight at Martinsville
• Teen dies after chasing ball into Clayton County, Ga., lake
• Morristown: Jailer’s boyfriend used car, gun in crime
• Mobray fire burns at least 10 acres
• Mexico: 12 youths dead in massacre at party
• Lawsuit seeks to revive deepwater drilling ban
• Steamy ‘Glee’ GQ pics have many, well, steaming
• Low dose of aspirin could cut colon cancer, study finds
• Three Charged in North Lee Highway Burglary
• Three Charged in North Lee Highway Burglary
• Davis, DesJarlais contest called ‘tossup’
• Armed Robbery Spree Ends With Arrest
• Three charged with burglary in Bradley
• Child Struck By Church Bus, Remains In Serious Condition
• TN Unemployment Rate Drops To 9.4%
• Woman Dies In Murray County Home Explosion
• Bradley Murder Suspect May Have Charges Dropped
• Fiery Accident In McMinn County Claims Five Lives
• Joe DiPietro chosen as new UT president
• Eight-year-old boy hit by church bus, in serious condition
• Woman killed in Murray County home explosion
• U.S. influence dwindling in Iraqi government
• Last year’s moonshot splashed up lots of water
• Groups targeting voters’ interests in last days of races
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop
• Davis-DesJarlais race a 'toss-up,' political report says
• Two found guilty of kidnapping Chattanooga man
• Farr says investigations were 'handled appropriately' in Revenue Department
• Dalton police seek help in case of stolen credit card
• Bredesen criticizes Haslam on gun stance
• Bredesen requests drought disaster designation for 12 counties
• Panel recommends 2 UT president nominees
• Poll: Likely voters ready to embrace GOP
• New Funds For School, Railroad Approved
• Appeals court keeps military’s gay policy for now
• Haletown Fire Volunteer Stole Nearly $100,000
• NFL players: What’s happening to game?
• Kidnapping Trial Ends With Convictions For Two Men
• Trick or Treat: Chocolate always a Halloween hit
• Pest Control Owner Charged With Gun Crime
• 4 deaths prompt Graco stroller recall
• Chattanooga In Top 10 For National Ghost Tours
• Scenario Planning Study
• Vacant house burns on Shirley Pond Road
• 60 Arrested In Two Day County Fugitive Round Up
• UK government stakes its future on austerity plan
• Judges remove themselves from principal's assault case
• Ga. firefighter suspended for video of dead woman
• Chattanooga Tea Party endorses independent Kyriakidis
• Crystal Cathedral teeters on the edge
• Summitt believes she should be fired if she violates NCAA rules
• Astronomers say they’ve found oldest galaxy so far
• GOP official says sales-tax probe may be politically motivated
• Whitfield school bus catches fire, no injuries
• Employee accused of misusing doctor office's money
• Democrats want GOP to return McCall contributions
• East Ridge student, 17, died of heart condition, report says
• Fire Destroys Brainerd Apartment Building Overnight
• French retirement protests take violent turn
• Ambulance Driver Turns Himself In After Crash
• Even in liberal bastions, GOP sees election chance
• Former Tech Company President Faces New Charges
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Counterfeiters A Danger At Neyland Stadium
• Say goodbye to traditional free checking
• Deputy Fired For Supporting Opponent
• Google to bring Dead Sea Scrolls online
• Details scarce in rural Tenn. post office slayings
• Steak-N-Shake Sued Over Hot Sauce Burns
• UK’s Cameron announces military austerity plan
• Commissioners Approve New Funds For School, Railroads
• Banks unlikely to quell foreclosure-document mess
• Police Lieutenant Sues City Over Overtime Pay Change
• Indian government: Pakistan spies tied to Mumbai siege
• Soddy Daisy High School To End Loudspeaker Prayers
• No Scout leadership post in North Carolina for Mormon parents
• Ranchers have beef with prices
• Commissioners approve spending more than $2 million
• TVA reduces hazards around coal ash ponds
• Council delays decision to allow backyard chickens
• 10 families homeless after apartment fire
• Soddy-Daisy High to stop prayers over loudspeaker
• Huesman meets with Mocs media
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• Judge Reaffirms Ruling Against Recall Petitioners
• Walker County named Georgia “Camera Ready” community
• Sex Offender Found Hiding In Tree House
• Border Patrol arrests fall 17 percent in 2010
• Chinese Citizen Arrested For Airbag Counterfeiting
• Inmate hangs self at Hamilton County Jail
• Unregistered sex offender arrested in Whitfield County
• Audit finds overpayments, payroll problems at Cumberland County Election Office
• Chattanooga man sentenced to prison for Home Depot scheme
• Chattanooga: Judge denies appeal on mayoral recall
• Catoosa County judge revokes bond on child sex charge
• Rare political species: Democrats who tout health law
• Palin pans Democratic policies in kicking off Tea Party Express tour
• Scientists lower Gulf health grade
• NFL may start suspending players for violent hits
• Retooled Elvis album marks a new take the King
• Longer-lasting options to treat drug addiction
• Firefighters conduct hazardous materials training
• Georgia Man Rams, Opens Fire On Wrong Car
• Lawsuit claims city not paying police overtime
• Authorities Investigating Suicide At County Jail
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Snarls Monday Morning Traffic
• Semiconductor job fair draws from multiple states
• Shots fired during party in Gwinnett, 2 injured
• UT-Martin offering reward for horse shooter
• Children’s home estate gift nearly drained
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Snarls Monday Morning Traffic
• Fallen soldier honored with bridge dedication
• No Starlight Parade For Chattanooga This Year
• Multi-car accident near exit 20 on Interstate 75 Northbound
• Police Car Eating Dog Passes Away
• IHOP sues church, alleges trademark violation
• Notre Dame Receives National Honors
• Ga. firefighter makes video of fatal car crash
• Georgia Man Rams, Opens Fire On Another Car
• Testimony to resume in Fort Hood suspect's hearing
• Judge Agrees To Revisit Mayoral Recall Ruling
• Chattanooga: Attorneys for mayor recall effort appeal judge’s decision
• Attorney “Gravely Concerned” About Henry Jail Interview
• 95-year-old NYC man gets medal for WWII rescue
• Mowbray fire contained, crews wait for rain
• Firefighters getting ahead of Mowbray Mountain blaze
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Hang glider pilot hospitalized after crash
• Mocs ranked for first time since '97
• 1 dead in Dade crash
• Dalton Utilities proposes $3-per-month increase to electricity, gas customers
• Firefighters wear pink for breast cancer awareness
• Murray's 2 TD passes lead Georgia past Vandy, 43-0
• Winston the car-eating dog dies
• Chili champs named at Chattanooga Market
• Petraeus: NATO has facilitated Taliban travel to talks
• So you bought a foreclosed home. Now what?
• Feds oppose California Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Government: No increase for Social Security next year
• Swiss celebrate digging world’s longest tunnel
• Court ruling or no, gay troops know not to tell
• Sen. Corker's father dies
• Fed plan for short-term fix brings long-term risks
• Tea party still here — and strong
• Straight-talking engineer was behind Chile rescue
• Company president faces sex charge for second time in six months
• Politics trumps loyalty in Democratic House effort
• Grundy County teacher suspended for 'inappropriate behavior'
• Dalton Police Seek Missing Sex Offender
• Traffic Stop Leads To Discovery Of Cocaine
• U.S., reversing course, backs Afghan peace effort
• Arson Suspected In LaFayette Fires
• Chile’s textbook mine rescue brings global respect
• Officer Files Complaint Against Fellow Officer
• Obama’s campaigning blitz: It’s about 2012, too
• Operation Candy Corn Leads To Sex Offender Arrests
• Sweetwater Flea Market being sued for illegally selling knock off products
• School Board Approves $877,000 In Teacher Bonuses
• U.S. urges delay in ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ ruling
• Chattanooga Sued Over Sewage Discharges Into River
• U.S. military says 77,000 Iraqis killed over 5 years
• Walker County holds sex-offender check
• Dollar keeps falling as investors await Fed action
• Coolidge given Medal of Honor flag
• Dead animals are Exhibit A in Gulf spill investigation
• 3 men arrested on meth charges
• New York county creating list of animal abusers
• Three arrested for cocaine after traffic stop in Calhoun, Ga.
• Soaring Hoover Dam bypass bridge finally complete
• Mowbray Mountain smoke being monitored
• Fla. pastor wins car for canceling Quran burning
• Gingerbread 2010
• Kids' Day Out
• Media Alert - "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" Special Events
• Media Alert - "Kids Like You, Kids Like Me" School Tours
• Dr. June Scobee Rodgers’ Newest Book Is Out Of This World
• Traffic Stop Leads To Meth Bust, Three Arrests
• UTC Named Outstanding Business School
• In U.S., Hispanics outlive whites, blacks by years
• Arrest Made In Dodds Avenue Stop N Go Shooting
• Whitwell man claims a neighbor shot and killed his dog
• National GOP steps into 4rh District race
• $100,000 Lowe's grant will upgrade lighting in Hamilton schools
• State legislator blasted for statement about DesJarlais
• Police break up pre-arranged fight
• Catoosa sheriff looking for burglary, car theft suspect
• Poll: College students’ Obamamania wanes
• Barnes got tax break for property he didn’t own
• Natural gas elbows its way to center stage
• And the winner is: The Ole Miss 'Rebel Black Bear’
• New scanner aims to make liquids on planes safer
• Police arrest suspect in Dodds Avenue shooting
• Beck speaks out about pastor murder
• Chattanooga sued for sewer overflows
• Signal Mountain’s W Road woes evaluated
• Miners’ rescue on TV: Exhaustion and elation
• Chattanooga woman charged with attempted murder after domestic stabbing
• They're all out: 33 miners raised safely in Chile
• Hamilton County: Commissioner Beck speaks out about pastor slaying
• Careless Smoking Linked to Apartment Fire
• Obama considers fast appeal of gays-military order
• Health Dept Gets Homeless Health Care Grant
• Pre-Arranged Fight on North Orchard Knob
• States’ probe of foreclosures could force reforms
• 15 Arrests Made in Prostitution Sting