Most of my hydrangeas look fine, but my Nikko Blue are leafless and look dead. What happened?

Temperatures in six cities in the state, including Chattanooga, ranked in the top 25 of cities across the nation showing above-normal average temperatures.

Jennie Williams, of Flintstone, Ga., said she knows the warmer temperatures are unusual, but that’s all right with her

Twice a week, Chad Varga stops off at the convenience center on Access Road at DuPont Parkway to toss cardboard boxes from his sport utility vehicle into a bin at the recycling center.

How do you know if a “green” product isn’t a whitewash? The incidence of “Green-washing,” a term for misleading environmental claims, has soared in recent years.

A red barn advertises the greenest-ever mster gardeners exhibit at the Hamilton County Fair this weekend

Hamilton County’s Master Gardeners are using their green thumbs to teach people at the Hamilton County Fair about a different kind of green.

For the Tennessee Valley Authority to build more nuclear plants and install pollution controls on its existing coal plants, Congress may have to raise the agency’s debt ceiling.

Cutting air pollution from coal-fired power plants is needed for both the physical and fiscal health of East Tennessee, U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., said Thursday.

The lights never go off in the slightly stinky laboratory at the Moccasin Bend Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Spam — the Hormel Co.’s famous meat in a can — has a 71-year shelf life, at least as far as memories go.

At the University of the South in Sewanee, some students are living in the Eco House and farming organically.

The Tennessee Valley Authority soon will replace the private security company that has protected its nuclear plants for the past 11 years and brought nearly 500 security officers to the TVA payroll, according to an employee memo released Monday.

The indoor/outdoor feel of retired interior designer Karen Fullam’s East Brainerd garden was inspired by a favorite Blue Ridge Mountains retreat.

The city’s future is green, Chattanooga-area tourism officials said Wednesday.