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September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month–a month selected to call attention to a life-long illness affecting around 100,000 Americans,

Compiled by Chronicle Staff Pfizer announced this pass Monday that a Phase 2/3 trial revealed that the COVID-19 vaccine was

Over 200 people gathered last Sunday for the ceremonial unveiling of a bronze sculpture honoring Ed Johnson, falsely accused of

Javen Johnson, a senior from Ringgold, Georgia, was recently elected McCallie School’s first African American Student Senate president. The Senate

Alumni, students, scholars and leaders of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga are part of a landmark series of events

The American Red Cross received its first congressional charter in 1900, and to this day is tasked by the federal

For the last four years, EPB has partnered with Tyner Academy High School through Hamilton County Schools’ Future Ready Institutes program to

Shame on Tennessee. Here Are The States Where Covid-19 Vaccine Refusal Is Still The Highest, Poll Finds — Including Ones

The Rev. Paul McDaniel, a beloved Chattanooga minister, groundbreaking political leader and civil rights pioneer passed away last Sunday morning

When Brainerd High graduate Crystal Sorrells took over as principal for her alma mater this year, at the top of