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The promise of impactful, real-world research that helps expand sustainable transportation is at the heart of a new partnership between the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the city’s CO.LAB startup ...

The Company Lab, the nonprofit started more than 12 years ago to help startup businesses in Chattanooga, is changing both its focus and location this year after Tasia Malakasis took the helm of CO.LAB last year and undertook a strategic study for its future.

The Smart City technology being tested in Chattanooga is getting even smarter with the aid of technology from a Huntsville, Alabama business that has helped EPB develop parts of its electric grid and fiber optic networks over the past two decades.

Fremont, Calif., has long been the manufacturing hub of the Silicon Valley tech ecosystem, but it is quickly becoming a focal point in the battery and green energy storage space as the need for the technology increases.

A contracting company that was there to clean the drains on Interstate 24 hit the new gantry Tuesday morning on the roadway.

PLANS totalling more than £100 million to make improvements to the A40 have taken a step forward.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation will begin construction on Phase 2 of its I-24 SMART Corridor project beginning on April 3.

On Friday night, west of the Sam Ridley Parkway exit at mile marker 65.5, the Tennessee Department of Transportation closed lanes to work on the I-24 SMART Corridor.

MXP: Riding the cargo wave. Last year saw Milan Malpensa Airport cement itself as Italy’s largest airport for air cargo.

Traffic Problems will Continue Growing in Rutherford County Feb 12, 2021 at 05:57 pm by WGNS Traffic continues to grow throughout Rutherford County, which is a growing concern when it comes to roadways and commuters. On Interstate 24 near the Highway 99 interchange, the traffic count has steadily increased from just over 41,000 vehicles in 1996 to more than 104,000 vehicles in 2018. One solution to increased traffic is to add more roads, but of course that can easily be vie...