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Sierra Rucker's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, crime, health and wellbeing, family and relationships in Decatur, Illinois. Her articles often cover government announcements, events happening within the community, evolving stories related to local issues and seasonal topics.
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By: Sierra Rucker
Concerns about Flock Safety cameras have grown after multiple arrests of law enforcement officers for misusing the surveillance technology, highlighting the need for stricter controls and accountability on access to license plate reader data.
UPDATE : The City of Chattanooga has delayed reopening the Walnut Street Bridge.
By: Ben Bobick, Sierra Rucker
Local 3 is getting a sneak peek at a delicious dish coming to Chattanooga before it hits the menu. A new restaurant is coming to Chattanooga this Fall. Neutral Ground
By: Courtney Goins
UPDATE : The Walnut Street Bridge is set to reopen in just about a week. It has been closed for nearly seven months during renovations, but officials have now announced a new feature for special occasions.
By: Sierra Rucker
Chattanooga welcomes millions of visitors annually, with tourism playing a vital role in its economy by attracting guests to landmarks like Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the local aquarium, boosting billions in spending and supporting local businesses. Visitor spending increased by 4% from 2024 to 2025, reaching $1.9 billion.
By: Courtney Goins, Sierra Rucker
The Walnut Street Bridge in Chattanooga will reopen on October 3 following an 18-month renovation that included painting, woodwork, and steel replacement, with a grand reopening event planned from noon to 3 pm featuring live entertainment and family activities.
By: Sierra Rucker
The redevelopment of Chattanooga’s Riverfront is underway with an expected 18-month closure, drawing mixed community reactions. The project builds on a vision started in 1986 and continues the 21st Century Waterfront plan from 2002, aiming to enhance family-friendly spaces while preserving event venues.
By: Sierra Rucker
The Better Business Bureau alerts consumers about scams including storm damage insurance fraud, fake “full storage” messages, and counterfeit business reviews, urging homeowners to verify insurance coverage especially for flood risks following Hurricane Isaias and to exercise caution with unexpected messages.
By: Sierra Rucker
Consumers should be cautious of free offers online, as hidden subscription fees can be sneaked in after purchases, leading to unexpected charges. The Better Business Bureau advises carefully reading fine print, monitoring account statements, and marking cancellation dates to avoid falling victim to recurring scams.
By: Ben Bobick
You can get a little taste of Paris, France in the Scenic City. Chef and French baker, Johann Tremor and his wife Siliza Tremor, are growing their empire in Chattanooga.
