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Thanks in part to a grant from ArtsBuild, musician Kofi Mawuko and ELLA Library co-founder Jazmine LeBlanc will study African storytelling in Ghana, teaching the techniques they learn to students in our area. (aired Tues 10/19/21)

Richard Winham shares a performance by a medley of artists from a recent open mic at the Mountain Arts Community Center on Signal Mountain, TN. (aired Tues 10/19/21)

Throughout the pandemic, blood donations in Chattanooga and the Southeast have been critical - shifting from need to need to need. These days, the need for donations around here is for O-positive and O-negative blood. (aired Tues 10/19/21)

The University of Florida men remain one of the strongest teams in the nation and returns all but one of its 2021 NCAA scorers.

A Texas nurse was convicted on Tuesday of capital murder after he killed four patients by injecting them with air following heart surgeries.

And now, we solve what happened to the whodunit postponed by the pandemic. Agatha Christie’s “The Hollow” opens Friday at Chattanooga Theatre Centre - and runs through Sunday, November 7th.

Next month, TEDx Chattanooga returns. The series of talks by community speakers - independently organized under the TED program’s global initiative of “ideas worth spreading” - will be held in person at Common House in downtown Chattanooga on Saturday, November 13th and Sunday November 14th.

Prosecutors, seeking death penalty, say he was a sadistic caregiver.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Prosecutors say that William Davis secretly preyed upon recovering heart surgery patients at a Texas hospital where he worked as a nurse.

William Davis — who worked at Christus Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas — could face the death penalty. The victims had undergone heart surgery.