Addison Howard

3 weeks ago | 8newsnow.com | Linsey Lewis |Addison Howard

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A Las Vegas organization is working to give young drivers the experience they need to stay safe while behind the wheel, especially as the valley enters the “100 Deadliest Days.” From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the “100 Deadliest Days” marks the most dangerous time of year on the roads, with a sharp increase in deadly crashes, especially among teen drivers. Founder of Driver’s Edge, Jeff Payne, said that the organization is trying to save lives and make a difference.

3 weeks ago | local3news.com | Addison Howard |Emma Karnes

UPDATE: When a Lakesite family went to watch a movie outside their home Friday night, they noticed a flicker coming from the garage. When they went to see what it was, they discovered an active fire. When crews first arrived to the Lyons Lane after the fire had been reported by a neighbor at 9:15pm, they found a fully involved garage fire. They say that while the main fire was contained to the garage, the rest of the house now has severe smoke damage.

4 weeks ago | local3news.com | Emma Karnes |Addison Howard

Most schools are wrapping up their spring semesters, but this poses a problem for children facing food insecurity at home. School systems and organizations in the Tennessee Valley have created several programs to ensure every mouth is fed over summer break. YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga The YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga has begun its Free Summer Food Program for area kids, with CARTA helping families to receive meals through the Read and Ride Program.

1 month ago | local3news.com | Addison Howard

Guatemala and El Salvador's national soccer teams will compete in a friendly match at Finley Stadium on May 31, providing a unique opportunity for fans to enjoy an exciting international soccer event in Chattanooga.

1 month ago | local3news.com | Addison Howard |Emma Karnes

UPDATE: Following the news of the EPA backing out of their $20 million commitment to fund the Riverwalk expansion project, the Trust for Public Land is standing firm. Noel Durant, TN Director for TPL, said although they are disappointed with the federal decision, they won't back down.