Video The fate of condemned houses
Most condemned houses get back up to code, but with the city’s limited demolition budget, some can stay boarded up for a long, long time.
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Video Chattanooga in 2023 — here’s what we learned
Your curiosity fueled a year of Chattamatters stories. From the local hip-hop scene to the nitty-gritty of local government — here's a glimpse at what found out over a bustling 12 months for Chattanooga.
Video Why does Chattanooga have a city and a county mayor?
Tim Kelly and Weston Wamp may share the job title “mayor,” but they are leaders of two fundamentally different types of government with different sets of responsibilities.
Video Chattanooga’s world-class mountain biking scene
Hundreds of miles of mountain biking trails are within a short drive of downtown Chattanooga, including trails at Walden's Ridge Park, the "first of its kind in the country."
Video What happens when you call 911?
Operators at the Hamilton County 911 Center are the very first response to over 2000 emergency calls that come in each day. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at what happens when you call 911.
‘We broke the barrier’: Charles White III remembers trailblazing baseball in Chattanooga
Charles White III played on one of the last all-Black semi-pro baseball teams in Chattanooga — the Stars. Here’s his story about growing up playing in segregated leagues and finally breaking the color barrier.