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In Atlanta, music and faith bring together a Rabbi and a gospel singer. This Sunday, Rabbi Micah Lapidus and Melvin Myles bring their music to Chattanooga - for “Music at Mizpah."

The need for food during disruption in Chattanooga and beyond. Chattamatters: The Medical Arts Building. “The Girl Who Struck Out Babe Ruth.” On this episode of "Scenic Roots."

The Chattanooga Area Food Bank - coordinating with food pantries and other community nonprofits - is leading the emergency response in this region, amid the disruption of the Federal government shutdown and the suspension of SNAP benefits.

This summer, April Furth began work as the new administrator for the City of Chattanooga’s Parks & Outdoors, succeeding Scott Martin.

The future of Chattanooga’s iconic Medical Arts Building has been a subject of public debate since its owners, First Presbyterian Church, announced the plan to demolish it.

In Southside Chattanooga, The Bethlehem Center is a faith-based nonprofit serving youth and families in the Alton Park neighborhood. Dr. Gerald Ware is its new executive director.

Jackie Mitchell was 17 years old when, as a pitcher for the Chattanooga Lookouts, she struck out Babe Ruth - and then, Lou Gehrig - during an exhibition game with the New York Yankees in April 1931.

CHAGives is a regional campaign that aims to increase the impact of giving across the Chattanooga area, facilitated by United Way of Greater Chattanooga.

Local alt-rock band Snow Clone joins Clark Gibson for this week's episode of Live in the Library.

Stories that are anonymous are at the heart of an installation series born in New York City that has now come to Chattanooga: The Unsent Letter Mailbox.