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David Simonds thought a few splashes of water on his face would help him snap out of it.

As Pink's pop song "Perfect" played, pastors and leaders from several local organizations watched a video of a school-age girl get so distraught at not being accepted that she attempted to take her own life.

A Trenton, Ga., man is hospitalized and two local bondsmen are free on bond after a shooting Thursday on Cherokee Trail in Dade County.

Beneath the calm, spring-fed headwaters in the Barrens Plateau, a bitter battle is being fought.

CHARLESTON, Tenn. — On Friday, the Hiwassee River Heritage Center — the product of the Charleston-Calhoun-Hiwassee Historical Society's two-year journey to create a site dedicated to preserving the region's history and culture — held its grand opening.

Soddy-Daisy's Ivy Academy was one of 64 schools in the nation and among two Tennessee schools to win a Green Ribbon School Award from the U.S. Department of Education this year.

Gov. Bill Haslam has signed into law a bill changing liquor distillery laws and opening the way for Chattanooga Whiskey Co. to begin manufacturing its product in the city it calls home.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation will examine fragments of two plastic bottle bombs found May 9 in a Fort Oglethorpe neighborhood.

A full-scale emergency exercise, including employee evacuation, will take place Wednesday at the Chattanooga Mail Processing and Distribution Center on Shallowford Road.

The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department is hosting the third annual "Get Out and Go Night" from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Tennessee Riverpark.

Top Safety Department officials led a special memorial service in Nashville on Friday honoring Tennessee state troopers and other law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty to commemorate National Police Week.

Lookout Mountain, Ga., Mayor Bill Glascock resigned Thursday night because he and his wife are moving to North Chattanooga, City Clerk Cindy Roberts said Friday.

NASHVILLE — Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a bill altering the state’s liquor distillery laws, providing a path for Chattanooga Whiskey Co. to begin manufacturing its product in the city it calls home.

Chattanooga Police Chief Bobby Dodd will remain in his current position, Mayor Andy Berke said today.

The nagging injuries are now behind her and so, too, is the competition.

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