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Chattanooga History Experience showcases past stories of city, county
Twelve thousand years of human history fit within 3,000 square feet at the Chattanooga History Experience.
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Third-party logistics provider Kenco to open expanded Innovation Lab in Chattanooga
Kenco, a third-party logistics provider, is planning to open a new 30,000-square-foot Innovation Lab in Chattanooga.
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Proposed changes to Head Start program could affect Alabama
Changes to the federal Head Start program could have major impacts across Alabama.
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Jackson says he will cancel newly extended state contract if elected Georgia governor
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson says he will terminate his companies' contracts with the state if he is elected in November, but he did not rule out extending contracts before the election and then pulling out if he wins.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? McDonald ignited Scenic City newspaper war 60 years ago
The old boxing adage is that styles make fights. Styles also made Chattanooga newspapers an interesting study in contrasts for much of the 20th century.
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Democrat Jill Black leaves Hamilton County school board
Democrat Jill Black of Chattanooga resigned from the Hamilton County Board of Education, leaving her District 11 seat vacant.
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Mississippi police chief regularly used racist slurs, private text messages reveal
The fatal police shooting of a 1-year-old Black toddler in June became a flash point in Senatobia, Mississippi, a small city about 40 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee, after years of complaints from residents about discriminatory and overzealous policing.
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Democratic lawmakers call for closure of ICE detention center in southwest Georgia
Democratic members of Congress are calling for an immigration detention center in southwest Georgia to be shut down after conducting an oversight visit this week, describing conditions that included overcrowded cells and lack of adequate medical care.
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Across Nashville neighborhoods, parked Waymos are recording you
Parked Waymo vehicles are recording Nashville neighborhoods, churches, businesses and parks every day without any public guidelines on how long footage is stored, and minimal details on how it is used.
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Where are data centers in Chattanooga region? Facilities vary widely.
Out of the 12 centers in operation or in development the Chattanooga Times Free Press identified in the newspaper's coverage area, seven look like what most imagine when they hear "data center" -- loud, resource intensive warehouses housing AI infrastructure.
