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First flurries: How did Chattanooga go from 60 degrees to snow in one day?
Forecast shows coldest Nov. 10 in recorded history
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Chattanooga city officials look at providing shutdown aid, but not for two more weeks
Amid uncertainty about when federal food aid benefits will resume, the city of Chattanooga is looking at its options to reduce strain on those in need — though that help likely won't come for weeks.
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TVA looks only to for-profit private companies to set CEO pay
Governing law calls for wider comparison, including public agencies
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Chattanooga area full of deals, events honoring military for Veterans Day
With Veterans Day on Tuesday, deals and events abound through the weekend and into the week around the Chattanooga area in honor of former and current military personnel.
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Shady’s Corner neighbors call for bar’s license to be revoked
An ongoing turf war between Shady's Corner bar and its neighbors came to a head Thursday at the Chattanooga Beer Board, when over a dozen people spoke during a public comment period that lasted over an hour.
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More Chattanooga areas targeted for code inspection ‘blitz.’ See where
Areas of Chattanooga, based on City Council district, will be hit by a code inspection 'blitz' over the next few months, according to a Public Works Department press release.
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Republicans hold firm on filibuster and prosecutor veto power, for now
Republicans in Congress have been remarkably compliant this year as President Donald Trump has usurped their constitutional preeminence on fundamental matters such as spending, tariffs and war powers. But in two areas, GOP senators have put up firm resistance that is increasingly frustrating the president.
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Chattanooga Public Library will no longer charge for overdue books
The Chattanooga Public Library is getting rid of late fines as of Monday for most of its materials.
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How Rock City dug into the past to unearth gnome logo: ‘We needed to rebrand’
After Rock City launched a new logo in August featuring a jolly gnome, the parent company of the 93-year-old Lookout Mountain attraction learned how many people didn't know the old logo.
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Robin Smith seeks presidential pardon from eight-month prison sentence
Former state Rep. Robin Smith, R-Hixson, is hoping for "grace in the form of a presidential pardon" from an eight-month prison sentence, arguing she was unfairly targeted for prosecution due to her high-profile political past, according to her attorney, Ben Rose.
