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Movies & TV · United States

'The Cosby Show' Star Malcolm-Jamal Warner Dies at 54

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Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for his role on "The Cosby Show," has died. He was 54.See the Story

Tennessee · Tennessee

Posts Claim Unmarried Tennessee Woman Was Denied Prenatal Care. Here's What We Know

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The woman, who did not share her name with the media, told her story at a town-hall meeting on July 17, 2025.See the Story

Chattanooga · Chattanooga

CFD Lieutenant David Ruffin Promoted to Captain - Chattanooga News Chronicle

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (July 2025) – Mayor Tim Kelly has promoted Karen Rennich to the role of interim administrator of the Department of Planning and interim executive director of the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency (RPA). Rennich has served as deputy administrator of the Department of Planning for more than 14 years. She replaces Dan Reuter, […]Read Article

The Mary Walker Foundation Carries a Legacy of Literacy and Civil Rights - Chattanooga News Chronicle

By David Bulls, age 15 Camp REACH and the Mary Walker Foundation stand on the shoulders of giants, said Adrian Edwards, executive director of the Mary Walker Foundation. “The purpose is still relevant today because 54 percent of Americans read at or below a sixth-grade level.” Speaking to a group of teens at Camp REACH […]Education · Chattanooga Read Article

Morehouse School of Medicine Expands to Chattanooga Through Historic Partnership - Chattanooga News Chronicle

State Representative Yusuf Hakeem (2nd from left) and Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly (far right) join representatives from Morehouse School of Medicine and CHI Memorial Hospital during the announcement of their groundbreaking partnership at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center. A groundbreaking partnership between Morehouse School of Medicine and CHI Memorial Hospital is set to transform healthcare education and equity in Chattanooga, with plans to est…Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

The Weight Of The Past: Legacy Museum - Chattanooga News Chronicle

By Jada Harris, Senior Journalism Major, Tennessee State University This summer I had the opportunity to participate as an intern with seasoned professional journalists at CAMP REACH. As a college student majoring in journalism at Tennessee State University, I am passionate about captivating a story. Using this space I will share reflections on my personal experiences as well as observations from the teens, ages 14 to 17 who attend Camp REACH a…Journalism · Montgomery Read Article

The S.L. Hutchins Bar Association Celebrates Legacy and Leadership at Second Annual Barristers’ Ball - Chattanooga News Chronicle

Cheeks and Taylor Honored Chattanooga, TN – On Saturday, June 21, 2025, the S.L. Hutchins Bar Association hosted its Second Annual Barristers’ Ball at the WTCI Studio in Chattanooga. This year’s theme, “Carrying the Torch: Honoring the Past, Navigating the Present, and Building for the Future,” reflected the organization’s mission to uplift Black attorneys and […]Tennessee · Tennessee Read Article

CFD Training Chief William Andrews Graduates from Prestigious Leadership Institute - Chattanooga News Chronicle

More than 2,500 fire service professionals worldwide have completed the Carl Holmes Executive Development Institute (EDI) since 1991–and now Chattanooga Fire Department’s Assistant Chief William Andrews has joined their ranks. Andrews recently graduated from the prestigious five-year leadership program, marking a significant milestone in his career as Training Chief for the department. The rigorous EDI […]Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

New Report: Cost Of Living Jumps $8,200 For Hamilton County Families - Chattanooga News Chronicle

United Way urges action as more households fall below the ALICE threshold CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (June 2025) — A new report from United Way of Greater Chattanooga and its research partner United for ALICE revealed that the cost of living for a Hamilton County family of four with two children in child care rose by $8,200 […]Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

Chattanooga State Celebrates Inspiring Journeys of Spring 2025 Graduates - Chattanooga News Chronicle

More than 900 graduates walked across the stage at Chattanooga State Community College’s spring commencement ceremony on May 9, culminating educational journeys that spanned continents, generations, and life circumstances. The 924 graduates, ranging in age from 17 to 62, represented one of the most diverse classes in the college’s history, with students hailing from nine […]Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

United Way of Greater Chattanooga Commits $600,000 Through Bridge Fund to Meet Urgent Basic Needs - Chattanooga News Chronicle

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (June 10, 2025) — In direct response to rising demand and growing funding gaps across the nonprofit sector, United Way of Greater Chattanooga is committing $600,000 through its Bridge Fund, a vital resource that supports local organizations providing food, shelter, healthcare, transportation, and more to neighbors in crisis. As nonprofit partners face tightened […]Chattanooga · Chattanooga Read Article

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