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Mayor Tim Kelly, Police Chief Celeste Murphy, and employee representative groups have collaboratively reached a resolution to review the assignments of all Chattanooga Police Department officers who have previously sustained allegations of being less than truthful.

Red Shift companies worked a residential fire Thursday night in the Shepherd Community. It happened at 6:23 PM in the 6000 block of Fisk Avenue. Quint 8 arri...
Blue Shift companies were on the scene of a house fire within moments of Hamilton County 911 receiving reports of smoke coming from a residence off Wilcox Bo...
The City of Chattanooga is receiving $1.5 million from Hamilton County for construction of a new fire training tower at the Chattanooga Fire and Police Train...

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The City of Chattanooga’s Department of Equity and Community Engagement is hosting a special edition of their monthly Minority Business Owners Roundtable in honor of Black Business Month, which is observed each year in August to acknowledge and support Black-owned businesses across the country.

The City of Chattanooga today announced that former WTCV NewsChannel 9 meteorologist Brian Smith will serve as the new Communications and Marketing Director for Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors, effective today.

Chattanooga was awarded a $4.57 million federal grant Wednesday for an integrated, smart transportation management system for electric vehicles so drivers can find charging stations.

Mina Sartipi — director of the Center for Urban Informatics and Progress, one of the city's partners in the project — said she was excited to learn about the grant, especially since matching funds from municipal and industry partners bring the total investment to $9.2 million.

Mayor Tim Kelly, City Councilwoman Marvene Noel to speak at special announcement marking a historic investment into Chattanooga’s future
Final vote follows years of public engagement, including dozens of public presentations and hearings, and paves the way for hundreds of millions of dollars in private investment that will generate new jobs and new homes, as well as new money for schools, roads and infrastructure
The weather made way for a very busy Saturday night for the Chattanooga Fire Department. As a result of severe thunderstorms, Green Shift companies responded...