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1. COVID-19 at long last began to recede from our lives and our headlines as more people came around to getting vaccinated and taking common-sense precautions.
From the war in Ukraine to freezing temperatures at home, 2022 has been a year of big headlines.
In the news business, we're all too familiar with the tragic, the violent, the shocking, the sad and the outrageous. We say it ledes, it gets clicks, it gets views, it gets shares, it gets talked about. But in our hearts, we all long to hear good news, don't we? The found puppy, the miracle cure, the rags-to-riches story, the tearful reunion.
Hamilton County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man they suspected of stealing a car after he fired at officers Thursday morning, Sheriff Austin Garrett said.
After Chattanooga police announced officers will stop responding to car crashes without injuries in the new year, questions remain about how the new policy could affect drivers’ insurance rates and claims.