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Chattanooga Mother Speaks After 15 Yr. Old Killed in Police Shooting
Submitted by Renee LaSalle on July 2, 2009 - 12:43pm. A Chattanooga mother speaks out after her son is shot and killed by housing authority police.
Shooting Involving Housing Authority Officer Leaves One Man Dead
The suspect, identified as 15-year-old Alonzo O'Kelley Jr., was taken to Erlanger Hospital where he died of a single gunshot wound to the upper body.
Housing Officer Shoots Suspect
Chattanooga Police Department Spokesperson Sgt. Jerry Weary confirms one person has been shot in the chest and taken to Erlanger Medical Center in critical condition.
Former state GOP chair Smith joins 3rd district race
Former Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Robin Smith of Hixson has joined the race for Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District seat.
Best Running Trails in Chattanooga, TN
Surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas and the scenic Tennessee River, Chattanooga is an outdoor paradise.
Chattanooga: Police probe Sunday shooting of man
Chattanooga police are investigating a Sunday evening shooting that left one man with a gunshot wound to his leg.
Chattanooga Area Reacts to Death of Michael Jackson
Submitted by Nordia Epps on June 25, 2009 - 9:27pm. News of Michael Jackson's death leaves many on the streets of Chattanooga saddened at the loss.
Chattanooga: Ten arrested in connection with early morning shooting
Ten people are behind bars this afternoon after an early morning shootout came close to injuring a sleeping child off Bonny Oaks Drive, police said.
Chattanooga: Fire causes extensive damage to Tyner home; cats perish in blaze
Man Charged In Gang Shooting Was On Bond On Attempted Murder, Robbery Cases
Daniels is also facing an aggravated robbery charge. Attorney Barrow said there are also witness problems in that case.
Gestamp Announces 230 New Jobs Coming
Gestamp Corporation announced Thursday morning that it plans to invest $90 million to establish a new automotive parts stamping operation at the Enterprise South Industrial Park in Chattanooga.
Firefighter recruits extinguish cigarettes
Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn. Middle Jun. 23--Chattanooga officials hope a new tobacco-free policy for fire department recruits will save the city money, but do not know how much savings will be generated by the decision.
Aid worker from Tennessee murdered in Mauritania
Gunmen in the African nation of Mauritania killed an aid worker from Tennessee during an attempted abduction.
Haley roast to benefit scholarship fund
Friends of retiring Murfreesboro City Manager Roger G. Haley will gather to roast him next month, according to a news release from MTSU.
Tennessee Department of Safety terminates agreement with commercial drivers license test contractor
The state Department of Safety has terminated an agreement with a contractor that is under investigation by the Tennessee Highway Patrol and the FBI.
State lands billion-dollar investments
Despite the sluggish economy, Tennessee economic development officials point to at least $3 billion in investments they've landed since last July.
Man found dead at Bonnaroo identified
Authorities have identified the man found dead on the grounds of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, but they are still waiting on a cause of death.
Mayor Littlefield Tapped To Serve On Advisory Board Of U.S. Conference Of Mayors
The advisory board consists of mayors who are members of the Conference of Mayors who have been active in the organization in advocating policy on Capitol Hill and to the dministration.
Happy Feet for New Penguin Parents at Tennessee Aquarium
Chattanooga, TN - Tennessee Aquarium penguin keeper Amy Graves had a bit of a surprise today.
Education costs outpace lottery profits
For the first time, spending on scholarships and the state's pre-K program outpaced profits raised through the Tennessee Education Lottery.
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