
Police say Evans identified Bailey before losing consciousness and later died at Erlanger Hospital from multiple gunshot wounds. More>>
A local group of veterans is working to make the lives of other vets in our area, better by helping supply needed medical equipment.
They're relying solely on donations to make it happen. More>>
Celebrity cook Paula Deen says she has used racial slurs in the past but insists she and her brother, who are accused of racial and sexual discrimination in a lawsuit by a former manager of their restaurant, don't... More>>
The local non-profit Steps2Hope is putting out the call for volunteers to help build a wounded warrior his dream home. More>>
Researchers say a vaccine for a sexually spread virus has cut infections in teen girls by half. More>>
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is proposing a $70,000 fine against the Tennessee Valley Authority for violations related to one of its East Tennessee nuclear plants. More>>
Governor Bill Haslam announced Wednesday Deputy to the Governor Claude Ramsey will retire at the end of August.
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Chrysler says its voluntary recall campaign offers drivers of affected vehicles a visual inspection and, if necessary, an "upgrade to the rear structure of the vehicle to better manage crash forces in low-speed impacts." More>>
Sitting on his front porch, Demetrice Carson was shot in the hand Tuesday night.
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The Office of Management and Budget "guidance directs that agencies should not pay discretionary monetary awards at this time, unless legally required." More>>
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Gann claims he was assaulted by two Rhea County sheriff's deputies who drove up after he was on the ground obeying orders. More>>
One third of Americans are obese – and that's on top of the one-third who are overweight. More>>
The Department of Children's Service has been informed of the incident, according to the patrol officer's report. More>>
Leave your umbrellas at home! Much drier weather is on tap for much of the Tennessee Valley the rest of the work week. More>>
Last October, the Tennessee Department of Health identified Erlanger and 11 other area hospitals and medical facilities as providers that had received drugs from NECC. More>>
A Woodstock police officer has been placed on paid administrative leave after a police dog was left in his car and died of a heat stroke. More>>
Channel 3 did the math. The Salvation Army's expenses are somewhere between $15,000 and $20,000 and PK Management wrote a check for $7,000. More>>
It has been a wet and rainy spring so far, which has probably been good for your garden or your lawn. But the rain is keeping local exterminators busy, keeping pests outside. More>>
A Hamilton County nurse is accused of stealing drugs from the hospital where she worked. More>>
Chattanooga police and the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office are targeting an indoor shooting range for training officers, but say if city council doesn't act fast, they may lose a big chunk of the funding for it. More>>
Federal agents descended on Pilot headquarters in Knoxville in April with a search warrant in an ongoing probe of fuel rebate rip-offs. More>>
Car companies rarely spar publicly with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the agency that monitors auto safety. More>>
Homebuilder confidence has reached its highest point in seven years according to the National Association of Home Builders. More>>
Tennessee education officials are training teachers from across the state on how to implement a new set of uniform benchmarks for math and reading. More>>
U.S. millionaires have one fifth of their investments in cash, while Japanese millionaires have half of their portfolio in cash. More>>
A child who lost her feet after a lawn mower accident walks again for the first time. More>>
Wildlife officers use remote HD cameras – HogWatch -- to conserve habitat, protect agricultural crops and save taxpayers money. More>>
The Taliban's move to open a political office Tuesday in Doha is seen a stepping stone to full Taliban renouncement of al-Qaida. More>>
The Georgia Police and Fire Games began in 1985, mirrored by such events in states such as New York and California. The competition has grown from less than 300 the first year to over 1,000 participant. More>>
A home daycare operator is accused of crushing medications and supplements, including melatonin and an antihistamine, used for the purpose of causing drowsiness. More>>
The Tennessee Municipal League temporarily extended Niota's insurance in April, but it refuses to do it again until changes are made. More>>
The results of the latest national health survey by the government finds the percentage of smokers in the United States has dropped to 18 percent in 2012. More>>
Tennessee election officials plan to review a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that says states can't demand proof of citizenship from people registering to vote in federal elections unless they get federal or court approval. More>>
The branches have been studying how best to deploy women in combat roles since Jan. 24, when then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta cleared the way for women to serve in some of the military's 237,000 combat-related positions, ending a 20-year prohibition. More>>
One more wet and stormy day for the Tennessee Valley before we get a break for a while. More>>
Food companies are responding to the adage that people eat with their eyes. Americans still love their fast food and packaged snacks, but they're increasingly turning their noses up at foods that look overly processed. More>>
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A station official says the cast of an Atlanta sports radio show has been fired after mocking a former NFL player who has Lou Gehrig's disease. More>>
Georgia's voter registration law requiring proof of citizenship is similar to one in Arizona that has been struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. More>>
For years residents have been asking for their neighborhood to develop. More>>
Monica Hammers, found guilty of attempted aggravated child abuse, wants new trial. More>>
A Chattanooga teen was burned in a grease fire. Firefighters say in the panic, she made the wrong move, and it landed her in an Augusta, Georgia burn center. More>>
Retired Air Force Major Cecil Smith wears his badge of honor proudly Monday. He earned the medal, called the Distinguished Flying Cross, in 1951 while on a mission during the Korean War. More>>
The new U.S. space travelers, which NASA unveiled Monday, could be part of the first crews to visit an asteroid or Mars, deep-space goals that NASA aims to explore. More>>
A large motor home ended up in the median, and rescue workers had to removed the windshield to a vehicle to extract an occupant. More>>
Hoffa, Teamsters president from 1957-71 disappared in 1975 from a Detroit-area restaurant. The whereabouts of his remains have been speculated on for years.
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Sources tell Channel 3 that Zac Brown will be the next principal of Howard High School, succeeding Paul Smith. Brown has been principal of East Ridge High since 2010. More>>
Banned items will include purses larger than a clutch bag; coolers; briefcases; backpacks; fanny packs; cinch bags; seat cushions; luggage; computer bags; and camera bags or any bag larger than the permissible size. More>>
State officials are making the case to Fiat head Sergio Marchionne to select Tennessee for the Italian automaker's joint headquarters with Chrysler Group LLC. More>>
Smith, who currently makes about $165,000 per year, would jump to $190,000 with a four-year contract if approved by the Hamilton County School Board.
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The stuffed toys help comfort and calm children in stressful situations, such as car accidents or house fires. More>>
A former soldier and police officer is accused of lying about his Purple Hearts. More>>
The woman accused of trying to smother her four-year-old child with a pillow spoke exclusively to Channel 3 Monday as she awaited her next court appearance. More>>
The justices voted 7-2 to throw out Arizona's voter-approved requirement that prospective voters document their U.S. citizenship. More>>
A large motor home ended up in the median, and rescue workers had to removed the windshield to a vehicle to extract an occupant. More>>
A new report finds most parents aren't monitoring their children's online activity properly.
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According to an affidavit released over the weekend, 39 year-old Thomas Bouch was caught red-handed stealing gasoline from several vehicles. More>>
The victim was transported to Erlanger Medical Center, and later flown to the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Augusta, Georgia. Her injuries were not thought to be life-threatening. More>>
So far, the lab-grown parts implanted in people have involved fairly simple structures - basically sheets, tubes and hollow containers. More>>
The worker's death occurred in the body assembly section of the plant; the victim had worked at the plant for 21 years. More>>
Those who think rock 'n' roll is irrelevant or even dead need to pay a visit to Bonnaroo. It may be showing its age — eternally rocking Paul McCartney and Petty and The Heartbreakers were the two most prominent headliners. More>>
Some estimates say a half-million Harley owners from around the world descended on Rome for the four-day anniversary of the American manufacturer of motorcycles. More>>
Have some rain gear handy! More showers and storms on tap for the Tennessee Valley. With plenty of warmth and humidity with us this Monday expect occasional showers and storms to stick around. More>>
So far, few Tennessee districts are interested in giving guns to teachers, though the new law -- the School Security Act of 2013 -- is finding support in Bradley County. More>>
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A recent drowning at Alabama's Little Canyon National Preserve is bringing water safety to the forefront. More>>
Chattanooga Police are investigating a string of vandalisms in Hixson. More>>
The St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway is one of the largest single-event fundraisers for St. Jude nationwide and has raised more than $224 million. More>>
Crime Stoppers and the Hamilton County Sheriff are looking for a man currently on Hamilton County's top 12. More>>
Father's Day was still 10 days away, but Chris Victoria of the U.S. Marines didn't want to wait any longer to claim his gift. More>>
A Georgia man drowned while swimming at Little River Canyon National Preserve Park Saturday evening. More>>
Two eateries new to the Chattanooga area are cooking up openings as restaurant sales nationally are higher so far this year over 2012. More>>
Authorities say a man accused of shooting his girlfriend and her three teenage daughters in a neighborhood near Nashville has surrendered to officials in Memphis. More>>
Even now, their daughter's body in the grave, the Hales can't say they ever saw any sign that their son-in-law was trouble. More>>
The Chattanooga Zoo opened its doors Saturday to one of its most unique exhibits. More>>
Hours before headliner O.A.R. hit the Coca Cola Stage Saturday thousands of people were downtown for the annual Riverbend Run and Walk. More>>
Chattanooga Police have arrested a man they say is responsible for a string of recent gas thefts. More>>
The Chattanooga Police Department is investigating a shooting that happened in the Highland Park area Saturday evening. More>>
The sound of New Orleans filled the streets of downtown Chattanooga Saturday afternoon. More>>
A federal magistrate sentenced seven men to prison time for poaching bears and deer and other illegal hunting activities in national forests in North Carolina and Georgia. More>>
A community is banding together to support a Whitfield County firefighter battling a brain tumor. More>>
Rescued dogs take to Florida waves for surf lessons. More>>
Paul McCartney performs on Day 2 of the 2013 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival on Friday, June 14, 2013 in Manchester, Tenn. (Photo by Wade Payne/Invision/AP) More>>
The trick to fatherhood has a lot to do with the brain — and how close a dad gets to his kids. More>>
After a few glitches from Mother Nature early on, repairs to Signal Mountain's W Road are on track and in budget at the halfway mark, engineers say. More>>
Imagine fishing in the Gulf of Mexico and coming face to face with a 30-foot, 50,000 pound whale shark. Now imagine jumping ship, grabbing its fin and riding it. More>>
More than 10,000 bottles of alcohol -- gone. More>>
Trevor Thomas and his dog Tenille are nearing the end of their 950 mile journey across North Carolina, from the mountains to the coast. More>>
A self-described debt collector for Mexican drug cartels says he has slayed more than 30 people across the United States, according to investigators. More>>
An 18-year-old man was shot in the back, leg and hand during a gunfight outside 1006 Tunnel Boulevard early this morning, Chattanooga police said in a news release. More>>
A well known group of festival officials say Chattanooga's sense of community makes Riverbend top the list of events to take in. More>>
Acts this year span a wide range of musical tastes and styles, from CeeLo Green, fresh from his time on NBC's "The Voice" to southern rockers Lynyrd Skynyrd. More>>
Howard High principal Paul Smith spoke to Channel 3 School Patrol as he prepared to pack up his belongings and begin his new job as Chattanooga's Public Safety Coordinator. More>>
A $40 million reconfiguring of Interstate 24 exits in Chattanooga is expected to improve traffic flow and gain better access to the south side of the city. More>>
Former Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt is the winner of the Keith Jackson Eternal Flame Award, an honor given annually by the College Sports Information Directors of America. More>>
A 13-year-old boy says he was attacked at a Chattanooga rec center. Now, his mother is taking action hoping to prevent it from happening to anyone else. More>>
Lego kits like the ones Channel 3 found at this summers Robotics Lego camp at Chattanooga State have the same technology that plants like Volkswagen are using. More>>
A semi truck carrying cows crashed on Highway 153 Thursday night. More>>
The sheriff of Bradley County is still recovering from a stroke he had more than two weeks ago and that has many wondering, who's running the sheriff's office? More>>
Park rangers and nearby boaters helped save the driver from her car, which plunged into Dallas Bay. More>>
An accident on Hixson Pike at SR-153 caused quite a mess for commuters Friday morning, and interupted power to homes and businesses.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation says that detour routes will be posted for motorists. More>>
Johnson has agreed to take the Saturday night headlining slot at the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival after Mumford & Sonswere forced to cancel due to bassist Ted Dwane's illness. More>>
Four adjacent hangars and businesses within those hangars were evacuated. No injuries were reported. More>>
While visiting the Zoo, visitors can see other Zoo fathers like Czar the Snow Leopard and Fang the Cotton-Top Tamarin, taking care of their young. More>>
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the day officially in 1916, and in August 1949, National Flag Day was established by an Act of Congress. More>>
Two sheriffs deputies have already pled guilty to their part in the conspiracy. More>>
Three people from New York were arrested on their way to Bonnaroo.
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Controversial new research suggests that ancestral males' preference for younger women actually set the stage for the evolution of menopause. More>>
Father's Day is Sunday, June 16 and it's not too late to get dad a last-minute gift. More>>
$3.7 million has been approved for engineering, but the rest of the work will need funding. TDOT is estimating $28 million for interstate widening and $9 million for the interchange work. More>>
Many doctors treat patients complaining of chronic headaches, and later discovered that caffeine withdrawal was to blame. More>>
The resulting traffic slowdown stretched from the accident site onto Interstate 75 southbound to East Brainerd Road, and on Interstate 75 northbound past Ringgold Road. More>>
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Inspectors at the Hamilton County Health Department had a great week reporting no failing grades among the more than 18 restaurants inspected. More>>
Now THIS is more like it! The front yesterday did bring isolated severe storms that produced some wind damage primarily in North Georgia where some trees were blown over. More>>
It's a big night for downtown Chattanooga as southern rock legends Lynyrd Skynyrd are in town for another night of Riverbend. More>>
After months of conversation, a brand new house for a local wounded soldier is about to become a reality. More>>
Cleveland police need your help finding a man accused of taking money from someone else's bank account. More>>
Mumford & Sons has canceled its headlining performance at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Tennessee. More>>
We will see a cold front that will produce some severe storms this afternoon. Clouds will build during the early afternoon.
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A standoff between Hamilton County deputies and a suspect shutdown Ooltewah-Georgetown Road Thursday afternoon. More>>
Chattanooga police are hoping to prevent more fights like the one outside of Riverbend this past weekend. Chief Bobby Dodd is adding more officers to the weekend patrol for the rest of the summer. More>>
Law enforcement agencies across the country have issued warnings about some well planned attacks. Burglars target families while they're attending funerals. More>>
Tens of thousands of people are making their way to Manchester, TN for the Bonnaroo music festival. More>>
Early lines see some blowouts, but also 3 late wins for Tennessee under new coach Butch Jones. More>>