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Zerorez: Trust the "experts in the science of clean"
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Zerorez uses the latest technology to help you achieve a longer lasting clean in your home. It's important to know what's in the products you use to clean your home, especially when it comes to the safety of the entire family. Zerorez uses ZR Water, which...
THP planning Chattanooga drivers license checkpoint in October
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF) — Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) has announced they will be conducting a drivers license checkpoint in Chattanooga. The date is set for October 11, 2024 starting at 9:00 a.m. on West 37th Street near Charger Drive. Troopers are trying to lessen the amount of unqualified drivers...
Shots fired in Dollar General parking lot: Chattanooga man charged with attempted murder
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — A Chattanooga man faces attempted first degree murder charges after police say he opened fire on a car full of women in a Dollar General parking lot. The incident happened back on the afternoon of August 9th at the Dollar General on Wilcox Boulevard, according to an affidavit our newsroom obtained.
Nosh-A-Nooga: Chattanooga’s First Jewish Food Festival
Food is one key to learning about - and experiencing - about other cultures. This weekend here in Chattanooga, the first Jewish food festival will be held in this city. Nosh-a-Nooga is on Sunday, from Noon to 2 PM, at Waterhouse Pavilion. Ann Treadwell is with the Jewish Federation of...
Georgia Republicans Vote Against Democracy By Using Trump Lies To Legalize Election Interference
It's not like his voter fraud claims began in 2020—it's his go-to. In 2016, during the GOP primaries, Trump lost the Iowa and Colorado caucuses to Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. He blamed voter fraud. The post Georgia Republicans Vote Against Democracy By Using Trump Lies To Legalize Election Interference appeared first on NewsOne.
New real estate rules go into effect Aug. 17 nationwide
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Starting Saturday, Aug. 17, a new set of rules go into place for people looking to buy or sell a home nationwide. These changes will affect how people buy, sell and sign contracts with realtors. But in Georgia, the effect will be more mental than physical.
New beginnings: Walnut Street Market changes ownership
Market is the “go-to” for locally grown produce. Walnut Street Market (Market) in Cookeville is holding a ribbon cutting celebrating a recent change in ownership. The celebration begins at 11 a.m. Friday Aug. 30. The Cookeville–Putnam County Chamber of Commerce will be on hand. “Walnut Street has...
Sears struggles to honor policy after longtime shopper of 50 years claims ‘everything has changed’ – now I’m out $700
A SEARS customer is fed up with the store after encountering a warranty issue. Despite 50 years as a customer of the historic department store, she’s found that things have changed. Ann Dell, of Georgia, has long relied on Sears for her appliances, she told local ABC affiliate WSB.
Cookeville Regional has something cuddly in store for pediatric patients
Pictured above – Charlotte Hall, ER Patient Liaison. Patient Liaison program at Cookeville Regional currently has four liaisons located in the ER. The Patient Liaisons at Cookeville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) have something cuddly for pediatric patients who are seen in the ER. Teddy bears are now available for pediatric patients who might need some extra comfort while they are being seen in the ER at Cookeville Regional.
2025 in-state running back Shekai Mills-Knight includes Vols in top five
2025 in-state running back prospect Shekai Mills-Knight has announced his top five schools. Mills-Knight’s top five schools are Tennessee, Alabama, Auburn, Miami and Ole Miss. The four-star running back also announced his commitment date. He will commit on Saturday. “Since I moved down to Tennessee, the people have been...
Checkers to open in Cookeville in early September
Following delayed construction, many have wondered if the project was a wash. The long-awaited Cookeville Checkers location is tentatively set for an early September opening, according to managing partner Doiron Clowers. “Everything is pointing toward the beginning of the month,” said Clowers. Clowers says construction is entering the final...
Police Briefs for Aug. 15
The following information is courtesy of the East Ridge Police Department. 24-010407 – 900 BLK Spring Creek Road – Disorder – Police responded to Parkridge East Hospital after a patient brought in by EMS became combative and disorderly. Police assisted the medical staff with the patient until their medication became effective.
Monteagle Man Reclaims His Life After Devastating Injury
Until recently, Richard Reeves has lived a fairly routine life – working the overnight shift at a nearby hotel, doing freelance IT computer repairs, and painting. However, after experiencing such a severe break in his right foot that he and his wife heard what they thought was a gunshot, his life was turned upside down.
UT Knoxville to receive $500k to research automotive cybersecurity
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — As new vehicles become even more connected to the internet, how can drivers feel safe knowing their car could be the target of a cyberattack? That seems to be a question researchers at the University of Tennessee will be working to resolve using funds from the Tennessee Department of Economic and […]
TDOT Announces Intermittent Lane Closures on SR 128 Over Pickwick Dam Bridge for Upgrade Works
Heads up, drivers: If you're planning to travel over the Pickwick Dam Bridge in the coming weeks, prepare to adjust your route. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has announced temporary lane closures on SR 128 over Pickwick Dam Bridge, starting on Monday, August 19, 2024. This is due to the necessary bridge work, which aims to ensure the safety of both the workers and the motoring public. According to TDOT, the closures will take place intermittently between 7:00 am and 6:00 pm, Monday through Saturday, though one lane will always remain open.
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