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Update: Chattanooga Housing authority officer shoots, kills armed 15 year old
Police officials, both from the City of Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Housing Authority, offered few new details this morning at a press conference.
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Tennessee: Birth dates on driver’s licenses getting larger
The tiny print size of birth dates on Tennessee driver’s licenses is being blamed as the reason some businesses mistakenly serve alcohol to minors.
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Tennessee: Obesity rates continue to climb
Tennessee has broken the 30-percent mark in its rates of adult obesity, joining three other states in which nearly one-third of the adult population is obese, according to a study released Wednesday.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
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Tennessee: Climate game changer
Today's heat may be tomorrow's balmy weather, and while the Southeast may have more rain, it could come in such downpours the region still would face severe seasonal droughts like that of 2007.
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Tennessee: Robin Smith joins pack in 3rd District race
Robin Smith harshly criticized President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats on Wednesday, while the sounds of clinking silverware and sweet tea pouring into glasses floated in the background.
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Prize winners headline White Oak bluegrass festival
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Two award-winning bluegrass music groups will headline this year’s White Oak Mountain Bluegrass Festival.
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Cleveland Airport selling fuel again
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — The aviation fuel pump at the Cleveland airport is working again.
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Tennessee: Lawsuit seeking to stop guns in bars law
NASHVILLE — A lawyer for plaintiffs suing to stop a law that allows handguns to be carried in Tennessee bars and restaurants that serve alcohol says the legal action is necessary to maintain a safe environment for patrons.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Haslam far outpaces Wamp in campaign fundraising
When it comes to money, Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam is more than three times ahead of GOP primary opponent Zach Wamp in the Tennessee governor’s race, preliminary fundraising reports show.
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Hamilton County Commission votes to offer land to VW supplier
Hamilton County commissioners voted 7-0 Wednesday to offer 20 acres -- and maybe more -- at Enterprise South to Volkswagen supplier Gestamp Corp.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Hixson man facing statutory rape case
A Hixson man is facing a charge of aggravated statutory rape after a 14-year-old girl told authorities she had sexual relations with the man.
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Chattanooga: Brush on Demand starts today
The bucket of the brush truck is lowered toward 8-foot-long piles of pine logs sitting curbside, grabs them, then shovels them into the truck bed.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
UTC hosts event of Asia engineers
Engineers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova, Tajikistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan met Wednesday with local business people and UTC professors.
Posted: Thursday - July 2, 2009
Soddy-Daisy: Feathers fly over fireworks in bird sanctuary
After a week of ruffled feathers, an island bird sanctuary in Soddy Lake no longer is going to be the launching site of Soddy-Daisy's July Fourth fireworks show.
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