
Gov. Bill Haslam says he expects lawmakers to pass a bill this year to force businesses to allow workers to store firearms in vehicles parked on company lots, though he doesn't expect the measure to be as broad as originally introduced in the Legislature. More>>
Tuesday night, the Chattanooga City Council voted for a lengthy and costly study on the city's gang problems.
The measure was approved by seven of the nine council members. The assessment will cost $75,000 and it's not the first the city has done.
So, will this one tell us anything we don't already know? More>>
A saturation sweep by Hamilton County deputies in the Middle Valley area resulted in the arrest of a man linked to a series of reported thefts and vehicle burglaries in the area. More>>
Three-year old Summer Knasel and four-year old Lovell Knasel were abducted by their non-custodial parents, 32-year-old Jeremy Knasel and 24-year-old Ashley Norberg. More>>
Chattanooga-based Astec Industries reported a 38 percent jump in fourth-quarter sales and grew profit to $8 million, an increase of $2 million from the fourth quarter of 2010. More>>
Allergy season has come early this year with Tuesday pollen levels classified as "extremely heavy," the highest rating issued by the Chattanooga/Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Bureau. More>>
A former psychiatric hospital that closed with little public explanation nearly two years ago soon could reopen under new ownership if the state agrees to allow Parkridge Health System to take over the former Cumberland Hall facility. More>>
Authorities are searching for two children who were reported kidnapped after a stranger offered to help the family when their car broke down on the side of an Atlanta-area interstate. More>>
Tennessee's civil service system is inefficient, unfair and outdated, a report by the Comptroller's Division of State Audit suggests. More>>
Larry Steidle's marina is one of about 450 riverbank businesses in the Chattanooga region expected to be affected by a change the Tennessee Valley Authority is rolling out this year after about five years of study and negotiation. More>>
The Channel 3 Storm Alert team is monitoring a weather system that could make the next 48 hours interesting. More>>
Congratulations to a Red Bank business, and longtime friend to Channel 3. More>>
The graying of America is in full swing in the nation's Appalachian region. More>>
A surging Rick Santorum is running even with Mitt Romney atop the Republican presidential field, but neither candidate is faring well against President Barack Obama eight months before Americans vote, a new survey shows. More>>
A move by the City of Chattanooga could put people living in the Westside Community on the streets.
The City plans to revive the neighborhood, the homes and those living there.
But residents say the idea is unwelcome and that they're being pushed out, a notion Mayor Ron Littlefield says is absurd. More>>
A Rossville man has been cleared in the explosion that destroyed his home. More>>
Continuing coverage of the murder of Chattanooga Police Sergeant Tim Chapin. More>>
LaTrice Currie reports on the latest advances in medical technology and research in the Tennessee Valley. More>>
Bill Markham helped launch Chattanooga 's award winning Crimestoppers Program in 1984 which covers the entire Channel-3 viewing area. Crimestoppers has aired every Wednesday evening on Channel 3 Eyewitness News at 6:00 & 11:00 , for the past 22-years.. and the program is now stronger than ever with Greg Glover newly at the helm. More>>
Each week, Channel 3 Eyewitness News Anchor Jed Mescon investigates the health department records for restaurants in the Tennessee Valley. You can see his Restaurant Report Card every Friday on Eyewitness News Live at Five. More>>
Continuing coverage of the investigation into the death of Gail Palmgren from Eyewitness News. More>>
Continuing Coverage of the murder of Melissa Ward. More>>
Continuing coverage from Eyewitness News on the development of the new Volkswagen manufacturing plant in Chattanooga. More>>
Continuing coverage of the proposed development of the Amazon.com fulfillment centers in Hamilton and Bradley counties. More>>
Continued coverage of the devastating storms, aftermath and recovery efforts in the Tennessee Valley. More>>