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Inmate who died in Bradley County Jail identified
TBI investigates after inmate’s medical emergency at breakfast
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Whitwell officer allegedly strikes, injures teen with patrol car
A Whitwell police officer allegedly struck a 13-year-old with a patrol car in a parking lot along Teague Road, leaving the teen hospitalized.
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Can’t qualify for long-term care due to health issues. What do I do?
Recently, you wrote a Medicare column about various life policies available after 65, and I have a retirement insurance question.
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Tennessee medical professionals call for pause on executions
Around 40 doctors and other medical professionals called on Gov. Bill Lee to pause death penalty executions until the state improves the process.
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Tennessee Congressional candidates file final disclosure before primaries
Candidates across Tennessee's competitive U.S. House primaries are spending down campaign funds ahead of the Aug. 6 election, Federal Election Commission filings show.
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Removal of temporary protected status leaves thousands of Haitians and Syrians in Tennessee facing difficult decisions
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Tennessee candidates bank on endorsements as primary draws near
Political endorsements and independent spending are ramping up as congressional candidates wrangle for votes in the closing days of the Aug. 6 primary.
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Former pastor of bankrupt Venue Church in Chattanooga fundraising for new place
The former pastor of Venue Church, a megachurch that filed for bankruptcy in 2022 after reports of a relationship between the married pastor and…
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‘Very frustrating’: Salaries frozen as Chattanooga holds up pay increases for region’s 911 operators
When Cheyenne Bedell heard about Chattanooga's police officers and firefighters getting major raises, she was thrilled for them. She thought she would be next,…
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Leo Smith was driving force behind Medal of Honor museum
Leo Smith was in Mexico in 1950 when he heard North Korea had invaded its neighbor to the south. Fresh off a five-year stint…
