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Local GOP members laud Blackburn’s run for Tennessee governor
Republicans in Hamilton County are excited about the prospect of U.S. Sen Marsha Blackburn as Tennessee's next governor and say she is favored in Hamilton County over U.S. Rep. John Rose.
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Chattanooga mayor’s proposed tax rate would fund long list of items
If Chattanooga's property tax rate is set at 1.99% by the Chattanooga City Council next month, Mayor Tim Kelly intends to do more than increase police and fire pay with the $50 million in additional revenues raised.
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How to find legal advice, attorneys in the Chattanooga area
From criminal offenses to divorces to civil rights lawsuits, many Chattanooga area residents may need legal counsel at some point in their life.
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Dynamite Dozen: Baylor’s Kolby Barrett is hammer in secondary
The lure of high-level competition led Kolby Barrett to transfer to Baylor last year, and he wasn't disappointed. Neither were the Red Raiders.
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Chattanooga’s local pharmacies see existential threat in shadowy system
Jake Standefer became a pharmacist so he could care for patients.
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How to find free or cheap parking in downtown Chattanooga
Where can you find free or cheap parking in downtown Chattanooga?
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Chattanooga moving forward with speed cameras in school zones
Three months after Chattanooga Police Chief John Chambers announced the city would install speed cameras at 10 school zones to curb dangerous driving, crews have begun working on the project.
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Five questions with Mocs set to kick off preseason camp
The march toward any football season is one of many steps, and at UTC, the 2025 Mocs will take a big one Thursday when they hold their first practice.
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TVA board powers would go to CEO if Trump fires all directors
Moul could temporarily be agency’s most powerful chief executive ever
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To stay sharper while aging, get active, challenge your brain, and eat healthy
Older Americans worried about cognitive decline can stay sharper for longer by exercising both their bodies and their brains and eating healthier.
