Walking through the Moccasin Bend Treatment Plant Thursday morning, looking at the amount of water in the plant’s sewage basins, Jerry Stewart saw a divine hand.

Environmental activist Erin Brockovich looked at what used to be a cove of the Emory River here on Thursday and said she didn’t know what to think.

Billy Weeks, Chattanooga Times Free Press director of photography and graphics, discusses memorable images since the merger 10 years ago of Chattanooga's two daily newspapers. The images range from shots of the Vols celebrating their 1999 national championship to pictures of celebrants rejoicing over Barack Obama's 2008 presidential election.

Rain soaked portions of the Tennessee Valley on Wednesday, with four to six inches reported in North Georgia, leaving roads in Catoosa County and elsewhere flooded.

Stephen McDowell tossed in a layup before practice Tuesday to become the first basketball player to make a shot in the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s new Chattem practice facility.

A day after U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp threw his hat in the gubernatorial ring, Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam stopped in Chattanooga on Tuesday to announce that he is running for governor in 2010.

This adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story is anything but, spanning nearly three hours as it traces the bizarre life span of a boy born an infirm geriatric sliding toward death by young age.

Shawn Denney has managed to live a double life for a few decades now, but he has finally reached his breaking point.

ANNE BRALY: Southside Grill opened in 1993 to rave reviews and built up quite a reputation.

Tom Griscom, Chattanooga Times Free Press publisher and executive editor, recalls merging two newspaper cultures into one in Chattanooga 10 years ago. Mr. Griscom also discusses the "dynamic" growth of the newspaper's Web site.

Walter E. Hussman Jr., chairman of the Chattanooga Times Free Press, discusses his decision to purchase the two newspapers in the Chattanooga market 10 years ago and to merge them into one operation. Mr. Hussman also talks about the distinct nature of having two editorial voices in the newspaper.

Chattanooga Times Free Press President and General Manager Jason Taylor discusses the newspaper 10 years after the city's two papers merged. Mr. Taylor also addresses the different platforms the Times Free Press uses to deliver news.

Calling the incident a "disaster," U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., visited the Kingston fly ash spill site Monday and urged TVA to conduct public meetings about the issue.