Riley Nagel

2 weeks ago | local3news.com | Riley Nagel

Second-grade students at East Side Elementary in Dalton recently had the extraordinary opportunity to meet one of their new heroes, Jamail Larkins, an accomplished pilot whose inspiring story has captured the hearts and imaginations of young minds. Larkins, who made headlines as one of the youngest pilots in the U.S. to fly solo at just 14 years old, was introduced to the students after they read about him in the children's magazine Pioneers in Flight.

2 weeks ago | local3news.com | Riley Nagel

Second-grade students at East Side Elementary in Dalton recently had the extraordinary opportunity to meet one of their new heroes, Jamail Larkins, an accomplished pilot whose inspiring story has captured the hearts and imaginations of young minds. Larkins, who made headlines as one of the youngest pilots in the U.S. to fly solo at just 14 years old, was introduced to the students after they read about him in the children's magazine Pioneers in Flight.

2 weeks ago | local3news.com | Riley Nagel

EPB crews were on the scene on Dayton Pike in Soddy Daisy, where a large tree was blown over onto power lines during a powerful storm that swept through the Tennessee Valley. The severe weather, which brought strong winds and lightning, left a path of destruction across the region, and crews are working tirelessly to restore power. The storm caused significant damage in several counties, including Jackson, Marion, and Grundy, with numerous reports of trees down and power outages.

1 month ago | local3news.com | Riley Nagel

A wildfire broke out in Sequatchie County early Sunday afternoon, quickly growing to nearly 500 acres, leaving residents on edge and causing significant damage to homes and structures in the area. The fire, which officials say started on Woodcock Road in Dunlap, was reportedly ignited when someone began burning leaves at the foot of the mountain. Authorities say the dry conditions, combined with strong winds, allowed the fire to spread rapidly.

1 month ago | local3news.com | Riley Nagel

It was an event to remember Sunday morning at Greenway Farms, where the Humane Educational Society hosted their inaugural Fast and Furriest 5K. With over 100 tail-wagging, face-licking dogs on the scene, the event brought together local runners, dog lovers, and their furry companions for a cause close to everyone’s heart. The Local 3 team had the pleasure of being surrounded by the adorable pups, all while supporting an important cause.