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In Dalton, teachers at Eastside Elementary School step into the wrestling ring with costumes, dramatic entrances and death-defying moves for a one-of-a-kind fundraiser to boost school spirit and encourage student engagement.

More than thirty years ago, a severe ice storm struck the Southeast. That real-life event in 1994 is the springboard for a collection of stories about a fictional town in Mississippi hit by the storm. Robert Busby is the author of “Bodock: Stories,” published by Hub City Press.

Red Gene brings its Chattanooga sound of ephemarock and ethereal grunge to the studio on this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library" with Clark Gibson, recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

Nearly eighty years ago, soon after the end of World War II, a newlywed couple contacted one of the most famous architects of the last century to design a home for them on Missionary Ridge here in Chattanooga. The home that was built stands to this day, as Ian-Alijah Bey of Chattamatters tells us.

On Thursday, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly stopped by our studio here at WUTC for our latest conversation. Among the topics: the Mayor’s property tax rate proposal to increase pay for Chattanooga police and firefighters; Chattanooga’s new fire chief; affordable housing; Heart Hubs; city parking; Chattanooga Airport - and more.

Join WUTC’s Haley Solomon, Nessa Parrish, and Rob Beckett as they recount their first experience at Big Ears Music Festival in the latest episode of the WUTC Festival Podcast.

Chattanooga vocalist Shani Hedden Palmer and her band jam for this episode of WUTC's "Live in the Library" with Richard Winham, recorded live downtown at The Chattanooga Public Library.

The time is here for this year’s EPB Holiday Windows in downtown Chattanooga. At 5 PM on this day before Thanksgiving, the festive displays will be unveiled in the windows on the Broad and Market Street sides of the EPB headquarters building - along with something new.

On Friday evening, the lighted boat parade returns to the Tennessee River in downtown Chattanooga. It begins at 7 PM - after Chattanooga Green and Ross’ Landing host Reindeer on the Riverfront starting at 4 PM - before fireworks at 8 PM.

This year, River City Company launched a new effort to create diverse and unique events for the community. The first cohort of Emerging Producers recently celebrated their work. Applications for the next cohort for 2025 are open through Saturday, November 30th.