Vols Digging Their Depth at Linebacker

Last year linebacker was a big question mark for the Vols heading into the season. This year it may be the strength of the defense. Tennessee returns its entire linebacking corps from 2021. They’re hoping the experience and depth will pay huge dividends this fall. Linebacker coach Brian Jean-Mary:”With the way we play and score, we have to have several…

More to the Story with Staley: new Cereset franchise

Cereset offers BrainEcho technology to treat your stress

CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) – Whether you work in an office building downtown or for that matter, work in your office at home, you might be dealing with stress. At one point in time, all of us have to deal with some sort of stress. However, if you come to the 7th floor of the James Building here in downtown Chattanooga, there…

Local doctor gives Covid update: why the BA.5 variant will lead to more ‘long Covid’

The B-A 5 covid strain has been labeled as the most contagious variant so far by the C-D-C. Although the symptoms are reportedly more mild, health experts say this variant will lead to more cases of long covid. With back to school just around the corner around, we can expect to see an uptick in covid cases. Already in Hamilton…

Hamilton County Approves South Broad Stadium Development

City to Cast Final Votes August 9

CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) — Hamilton County has approved the development of the new Lookouts stadium on Chattanooga’s South Side. But the approval didn’t come without a final round of deliberation. In past meetings, questions have been raised about what happens if the TIF can’t pay off the bonds, but today’s argument surrounded what happens if the bonds are paid off too…

Hamilton County candidates urge residents to vote

Weston and Coty Wamp, Joe Graham host election event days before polls close

HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) — Both candidates in the Wamp family were out in Lookout Valley Tuesday hosting a community event that boasted one simple message — vote Thursday. Coty and Weston Wamp both expressed they were holding the event tonight in support of District 11 Hamilton County Commission candidate, Joe Graham, who was also in attendance. As election season…

South Pittsburg Looking to Repeat as State Champions

South Pittsburg won their sixth state championship last season. Now they’ll try to do something this year that they’ve never done before. Win back-to-back state titles. News 12’s Brian Armstrong has South Pitt in the 30-in-30 spotlight. Said head coach Wes Stone:”You know football, football is big and coming off the state championship last year and the way this season…

Local residents respond to Tennessee food tax holiday

Throughout August, Tennesseans will not have to pay state tax on food, food ingredients

HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) — Inflated grocery bills have stretched families’ budgets thin throughout the nation in 2022. However, throughout August, Tennessee is looking to provide its residents with some much-needed relief — holding a state-wide sales tax holiday on food and food ingredients. “It’s really exciting that the state of Tennessee is eliminating tax on grocery items,” said Food…

“If You Build It, They Will Come:” City Approves TIF for South Broad Stadium

CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) — “If you build it, they will come,” said a Chattanooga resident at Monday’s Industrial Development Board Meeting. The Industrial Development Board has unanimously approved the tax increment financing district for the South Broad Lookouts Stadium. The project now moves to the City Council, who will cast their final votes on whether to build the Stadium on August…

Lookouts 9th inning rally falls just short

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee (WDEF)- Chattanooga Lookouts pulled off an improbable comeback on Saturday night scoring 5 in the bottom of the 9th to win 9-8. Sunday afternoon, 9th inning trailing 3-1 it looked like it might happen again as the Lookouts scored to make it 3-2 and had the tying run on third. However, it was not meant to be at the…

Rocket City Slides Past the Lookouts 5-2

(lookouts.com) CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lookouts fell, 5-2, to the Rocket City Trash Pandas on Friday night from AT&T Field. Nick Quintana paced the Lookout offense going 2-for-4 with an RBI, the only Lookout with multiple hits. Carson Spiers got the start and no decision for Chattanooga (40-54) on the mound pitching five innings allowing a run on three…