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State prison inmate charged in correctional officer’s death dies
DA: ‘God is the ultimate arbiter of justice on Judgement Day’
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‘That’s for us bro :)’: Feds file suit over alleged $64M Croft & Frost investment scheme
Three years after Chattanooga accounting firm Croft & Frost collapsed, federal regulators filed a civil lawsuit seeking to stop the firm's owners and a former salesman from offering or selling investments to others.
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New Grace Baptist Church building open after rebuild from tornado. Will host regional conference
Six years after an Easter Sunday tornado ripped apart Grace Baptist Church and Academy's East Brainerd campus, reconstruction has been completed.
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Chattanooga Ironman: What to know about road closures, race routes
The Ironman, the elite 140.6-mile test of triathlete endurance, returns to Chattanooga on Sunday.
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Chattanooga site named for new Moccasin Bend mental hospital
Almost 50 acres purchased south of Lookout Valley community
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Author to speak at UTC about connection, social infrastructure
Eric Klinenberg, an author and sociologist at New York University, is set to speak at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on Thursday about his theory, laid out in his book, "Palaces for the People," that the solution to what he calls the current crisis of disconnection is social infrastructure.
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14 arrested after searches of Dalton, Whitfield County massage parlors
Almost half of the 14 people investigators arrested Tuesday during searches of seven massage parlors across Dalton and Whitfield County were tied to a single business, officials said.
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Mother sues Chattanooga apartment complex after 4-year-old’s fatal pool drowning
The mother of a 4-year-old boy whose apartment complex pool drowning led to a murder charge against a Chattanooga singer filed a wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday against the complex's owners and developer.
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Broken thermometer prompting Dalewood Middle hazmat response was alcohol-based, officials say
Fourteen students and two teachers were taken to a hospital as a precaution Wednesday after a thermometer broke at Dalewood Middle School, prompting a hazmat response.
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Deborah Levine: Lessons from the September loss of iconic women
September has seen the loss of incredibly influential woman locally, nationally and internationally.
