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Cleveland teen killed, two teens charged
Police in Cleveland, Tennessee, have charged two men after a 19-year-old man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound and later died.
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Grundy County buys former armory for workforce training center
MONTEAGLE, Tenn. -- Two $500,000 grants combined with a $150,000 general fund investment from Grundy County, Tennessee, are funding the purchase and eventual rehabilitation…
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Gov. Bill Lee appoints new Hamilton County General Sessions judge to fill temporary vacancy
Gov. Bill Lee appointed a special judge to fill a temporary vacancy left by longtime Hamilton County General Sessions Judge Gary Starnes as he…
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Man arrested multiple times for animal cruelty indicted on five new counts
A Hamilton County man repeatedly arrested on accusations of trespassing, animal abuse and other charges was arrested again Thursday, following a Hamilton County grand…
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City asks for Neighborhood Association applications
Groups have until Aug. 26 to apply online
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East Tennessee cities are gearing up to fight data centers
Data centers, which store and facilitate data for computer applications, have become more ubiquitous in public discourse over the past few years as artificial…
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Georgia state agencies told to freeze spending, draft contingency plans
Gov. Brian Kemp's office has instructed Georgia state agencies to keep spending level as they prepare budget proposals ahead of next year's legislative session.
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Democratic senator asks Tennessee governor for details about potential federal nuclear partnership
A Tennessee state senator is asking Gov. Bill Lee to disclose the location of any new nuclear energy and waste sites as part of…
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WEHCO sells Chattanooga Times Free Press to Craig and Max Fuller
Freight media executive and entrepreneur Craig Fuller and his father, Max Fuller, have purchased the Chattanooga Times Free Press from Arkansas-based WEHCO Media Inc.…
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Chattanooga City Council reaching boiling point as members call one another ‘retaliatory,’ ‘petty’
Interpersonal tensions between Chattanooga City Council members have reached a boiling point after a contentious chair vote in April.
