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Kennedy: DNA trail leads to brotherly reunion
Kathleen Robinson, a Chattanooga real estate agent, was scrolling on Facebook one day earlier this month when she came across a newspaper article that grabbed her attention.
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Restaurant Scene: Gathering in the ‘Anti-Social Century’
I can't stop thinking about Derek Thompson's article for The Atlantic, "The Anti-Social Century."
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Chattanooga’s EPB will raise TV rates in May
Starting May 1, Chattanooga's electric and internet utility will raise TV rates by as much as $9 per month.
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Grocery tax cuts compete for support in Tennessee legislature
Democrats’ bill goes to ‘summer study;’ Republican to schedule bill for committees
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Sequatchie County swears in first female constable
Hali Huff is carrying on a family tradition after being sworn in this year as Sequatchie County's first female constable.
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Big Chicken on Hixson Pike closes
A fried chicken chain co-founded by Hall of Fame basketball star Shaquille O'Neal no longer has a location in Hixson, although its spot on Broad Street in Chattanooga remains open.
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Tennessee Department of Health bars employees from using preferred pronouns
The Tennessee Department of Health has banned the use of preferred pronouns in staff emails, mirroring similar directives issued by federal agencies in response to orders issued by the Trump administration.
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Hamilton County school board discusses reducing the amount of benchmark testing
Hamilton County school officials will look into ways to reduce the amount of benchmark testing after some board members called for changes, saying the tests are an unnecessary stressor for students and teachers.
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Walnut Street Bridge closing: How to cross the Tennessee River on bike, foot or shuttle
When Chattanooga's iconic pedestrian bridge closes Monday, pedestrians, cyclists and tourists will have to find another way across the Tennessee River.
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Art installation along Walnut Street Bridge detour route celebrates Chattanooga
Chattanooga's Veterans Bridge, normally gray and beige in hue, has received a pop of color in the form of an art installation that celebrates various aspects of the city.
