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More than $200K in free healthcare given at Chattanooga pop-up clinic
More than $210,000 worth of medical, dental and vision care was offered to Chattanoogans during a weekend-long healthcare clinic in the Glenwood area.
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Ask a Doc: Can a 20-minute workout make up for a bad night’s sleep?
Q: I didn't sleep well last night and have a busy day ahead. Can a 20-minute workout make up for a bad night's sleep?
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Local History: Thrasher advocates for a road across Chickamauga Dam
After 18 months of extensive renovations, a refurbished Walnut Street Bridge opened with an elaborate ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026.
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Local Opinion: Green has detailed plan for Tennessee’s future
The nation's midterm elections, now only two weeks away, could be unlike any in the past.
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Growth of data centers becomes a defining issue of the midterms, entangling some Georgia candidates
Georgia candidates up and down the ballot are campaigning on an issue that has struck a nerve across the political spectrum: data centers.
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With education a high priority for voters, election could shape future of Tennessee’s voucher program
Gov. Bill Lee made a universal voucher program into the centerpiece of his education agenda. The next governor — and perhaps as importantly, the next General Assembly — will determine if that program is expanded, scaled back or ends entirely.
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Attorney General touts success of Trump task force in Memphis
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche joined federal and state leaders in Tennessee on Friday to tout the record of the Memphis Safe Task Force a little more than one year after President Donald Trump first established the multi-agency crime-fighting force.
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Green, Hatley, Pinkston to participate in Tennessee Press Association governor’s forum
No response from Blackburn to only nonpartisan, public candidate event of gubernatorial election
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Losing bidder claims state changed terms on I-24 toll lane project
A road-building group that lost out on Tennessee's toll lane project is challenging the state's award to a consortium led by a Spain-based company that promised the state a massive amount of money.
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Judge lifts block on Memphis schools state takeover as lawsuit continues
A politically appointed oversight board can now take control of Memphis-Shelby County Schools after more than three months of legal delays.