You may know every vote counts, but let's take a look at how every vote is counted in Hamilton County.

There are two types of swimmers: Those who love a clear, chlorinated swimming pool, and the ones who prefer open bodies of water. If you’re among the latter and want to spend time on and in the Tennessee River this summer, you’re going to want to read this.

Every resident of Chattanooga is a resident of Hamilton County —with two separate governing bodies, two mayors, and two election cycles.

Allgood's Used Books & Coffee on Glass Street is part of one local family's longtime commitment to building community.

Chattanooga used to be known as an affordable place to live, but in recent years, housing prices have skyrocketed and income has not kept pace.

Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA) runs 17 routes, and serves about 3 million riders a year. Ready to join these ranks?

Want to grow new plants this season? Need a drill to hang shelves? The Downtown Library can help!

You’ve likely seen the lawn signs popping up across town — Hamilton County is gearing up for an election year.

Since the pandemic began, the unsheltered homeless population in Hamilton County has increased five-fold.

We are Chattamatters, and we’re here to answer your questions about life in Chattanooga. Ever wonder why rent is so high, or why homelessness has skyrocketed? Want to know how to participate in a public meeting or ride the bus? Follow along with Chattamatters and find out!

Ever wonder why rent is so high, or why homelessness has skyrocketed? Want to know if what you put in your bin actually gets recycled? Want to learn to ride the bus?

Explore Chattanooga’s biggest issues with us — and meet some of the amazing folks who make our city such a unique place to live.