The City of East Ridge is issuing an official warning to residents and applicants regarding a recent scam involving fraudulent emails requesting payment for zoning-related matters. These emails falsely claim that additional fees are owed to the City in connection with active rezoning applications. City officials have confirmed that these communications are not legitimate and […]
Durakovic Indicted & Arrested for the 2020 Murder of Patrick Godwin
Hamilton County Sheriff Austin Garrett and Hamilton County District Attorney General Coty Wamp announce the indictment and subsequent arrest of Sanel Durakovic for the January 7, 2020, murder of Patrick Godwin. In 2020, the defendant was previously indicted for this offense. However, based on an ongoing investigation at the time the original trial was approaching, […]
HCSO Narcotics Investigation Leads to Multiple Arrests
During a narcotics investigation, information was developed that led detectives to Cedrick Williams, an inmate at the Hamilton County Jail who was suspected of orchestrating efforts to smuggle illegal narcotics into the facility. Through the course of the investigation, detectives identified three additional individuals—Richard Williams, Andre Hughley, and Markell Ash—as co-conspirators. Evidence suggests that the […]
City of East Ridge Issues Traffic Advisory for John Ross Road Closure at Coleman Circle
The City of East Ridge is notifying the public of a temporary road closure on John Ross Road at Coleman Circle, scheduled for Wednesday, June 25, to allow for critical roadway improvements. The closure will affect both northbound and southbound traffic throughout the day. Closure Schedule: Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025 Time: 8:00 AM to […]
Red Wolves Bested on the Road
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The Chattanooga Red Wolves six game unbeaten streak came to an end on Saturday night after falling to the Greenville Triumph on the road, 3-1. The Red Wolves continued their road stretch with the visitors striking first after Pedro Hernandez capitalized off a defensive mistake to put Chattanooga in front just twelve […]
‘Food Lion Feeds’ Summer Initiative Focuses on Curbing Child Hunger
More than 97 million meals have been provided to nourish children in need SALISBURY, NC – Food Lion Feeds, Food Lion’s hunger-relief platform, is launching its annual Summers Without Hunger campaign, an initiative that has provided more than 97 million meals* to hungry children and their families since its inception in 2019. Summers Without Hunger helps fight […]
CPD Investigating Self-Defense Claim in Dodson Avenue Homicide
The Chattanooga Police Department is investigating a claim of self-defense in relation to a homicide that occurred in the 2700 block of Dodson Avenue. On Thursday night at 6:11 p.m., the CPD responded to a person shot call in the 2700 block of Dodson Avenue. Upon arrival, the officers found two men, one 49-years-old and […]
Cleveland Man Allegedly Threatened Hamilton County Judges
On Monday, Investigative Services Detectives responded to the Hamilton County Courthouse for a report of harassing phone calls. Detectives were provided numerous voicemails which were threatening in nature from an individual identified as Darrell Brackett. The threats were made against multiple judges. Through the course of the investigation, detectives developed probable cause and applied for […]
Red Wolves Extend Unbeaten Streak in Thrilling Draw Against Naples
Chattanooga Gears Up for Red Out Match at CHI Memorial Stadium on July 5 The Chattanooga Red Wolves SC stretched their unbeaten streak to five matches on Saturday night after a high-energy 2-2 draw with Naples United at CHI Memorial Stadium in a pivotal USL League One clash between third and fourth place. All four […]
I-24 Lane Closures to Impact Traffic over Weekend
The City of Chattanooga’s Public Works Department is issuing a traffic advisory regarding upcoming full closures of I-24 at the Germantown exit, announced by the Tennessee Department of Transportation. These essential roadwork projects will involve significant detours and impact local traffic flow, particularly immediately following the Juneteenth holiday. Motorists are urged to plan alternate routes […]
School System Proposes $8.55 Million Investment to Address School Facility Needs
Hamilton County Government, in partnership with Hamilton County Schools, is proposing the allocation of $8.55 million in bond funds to address high-priority facility needs across the school district. Developed collaboratively with the leadership of Hamilton County Schools, this proposal underscores a shared commitment to ensuring safe, functional, and well-maintained learning environments for students and educators. […]
Homicide Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury
On June 5, the Hamilton County Grand Jury returned a true bill of indictment against Nicholas Cheaton, age 41, for the charge of First Degree Murder. This indictment is in connection with the March 15, homicide that occurred in the 3700 block of Youngstown Road. The case will now proceed through the Hamilton County […]
Red Wolves Rally for Win over Portland
The Chattanooga Red Wolves SC continued their strong home form with a 2-1 comeback victory over Portland Hearts of Pine on Saturday night at CHI Memorial Stadium. Despite conceding in the opening minutes, the Red Wolves responded with composure and urgency. After Portland snatched an early goal in the fourth minute, Chattanooga shifted gears and […]
HCSO Detectives Bust Ooltewah Man with 107 Grams of Fentanyl
On Wednesday, Detectives with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics and Special Investigations Unit, with the assistance of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team, executed a search warrant at 4634 Ruby Red Drive with Lavon Watkins being the subject of an ongoing narcotics investigation. Watkins was taken into custody without incident. A search of […]
Republicans Must Continue to Lead Conservation Efforts
Despite forces from the left working to radicalize environmental issues in recent years, American conservation is a deeply conservative movement rooted in love of country. Abraham Lincoln, our nation’s first Republican president, created the U.S. Department of Agriculture to promote U.S. farming and laid the groundwork for the National Park System when he signed a […]
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