The Chattanooga Airport has taken more legal action seeking to retain local appointment of board members.

The local airport earlier filed suit in Chancery Court after the Legislature passed a law moving the appointments to the state level.

"Additionally, the Chattanooga Airport owners have filed a lawsuit relating to the state of Tennessee’s changes that are to occur on July 1, 2026, according to Chapter 978. Specifically, the Chattanooga Airport Owners filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County Tennessee Chancery Court to halt the taking of the Chattanooga Airport because of the enactment of Chapter 978 by the State of Tennessee."

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A Missouri man who is employed at a high school has been indicted in Chattanooga Federal Court on child sex charges.
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A Silver Alert has been issued by the TBI on behalf of the Chattanooga Police Department for 83-year-old Betty Miller.

Ms. Miller was last seen Monday leaving her home in Chattanooga and ... more