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Shawn Harris Q&A: his thoughts on Iran, immigration, health care and crossover votes in runoff
The April 7 runoff between Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris is a week away.

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Clay Fuller Q&A: His views on Iran, immigration, the economy, health care and foreign policy
The April 7 runoff between Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Shawn Harris is a week away.

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Thousands gather in Chattanooga, Dalton for a third ‘No Kings Day’
Crowds of people spanning out along Riverfront Parkway from Ross's Landing stood chanting Saturday for a third "No Kings Day" protest.

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Chattanooga riverfront renovation to bring shade, restaurants, other amenities
Come November, urban planners expect to begin a multimillion dollar project aimed at revitalizing Chattanooga's downtown riverfront, making it a park that residents use on a more daily basis.

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Feds cut funding to Tennessee school mental health project
More than $1.5 million in federal funds have been cut from a program designed to alleviate the shortage of mental health professionals in rural Tennessee schools.

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Law that would prohibit Tennessee from using ‘West Bank’ clears Senate committee
Legislation would require new word for occupied territory to affirm Judeo-Christianity

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Former employee alleges VW wrongfully fired him for having gun in car
A former reserve deputy with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office alleges he was wrongfully fired from his job at Volkswagen after he voluntarily disclosed to company security that he had a firearm in his car, according to a lawsuit in federal court.

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Bill tipping scales toward Tennessee property owners carries unknown cost to local governments
Property owners would be entitled to a check from the local government if new land use regulations decrease their property value, according to a bill moving through Tennessee's legislature.

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‘Transitory’ records: Some Chattanooga area agencies resist chatbot records requests
Public records requests sent to 35 state and local governments and agencies in the Chattanooga area reveal that officials at more than a dozen use generative artificial intelligence for work.

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Democratic filibuster delays Alabama Senate vote on Gulf of America, Ten Commandments bills
Alabama Senate Democrats slowed down business in the upper chamber Thursday afternoon due to a lack of Democratic bills on the chamber's agenda and opposition to bills on it.
