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Bradley County authorities seek help in deadly hit-and-run
Pedestrian dies after being struck by two vehicles
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Tennessee lawmakers turn back restrictive abortion bill
A Tennessee House committee rejected an anti-abortion bill Tuesday that would have criminalized women for seeking abortion procedures, potentially allowing them to be charged with murder.
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Bill requiring immigration status checks in Tennessee public schools advances in legislature
A bill requiring Tennessee public schools to gather data on student immigration status and report it to the state education department advanced out of a House legislative committee Tuesday.
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Proposal would make separate Hamilton County planning agency
Hamilton County Commissioner Jeff Eversole, R-Ooltewah, has scrapped plans to split a regional zoning board between the city of Chattanooga and the county.
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Catoosa man arrested after allegedly shooting his daughter in the head
A Catoosa County man has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault and possession of a firearm while attempting to commit a felony after he told deputies he was responsible for the gunshot wound to his daughter's head.
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Southeast Tennessee public libraries flagged 15 titles in state-directed reviews
Around the turn of the new year, 120 public libraries across Tennessee performed state-requested age-appropriateness reviews of their juvenile and children's sections.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Timesville was the Walden’s Ridge dream that fell flat
We all fail from time to time, so it's encouraging to know that it happens to even the best and the brightest. Such was the case with former Chattanooga Times and New York Times owner Adolph Ochs and his dream city, Timesville.
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Red Bank police officer resigns after three crashes
Former cop said he had no idea he was intoxicated when he reported for work drunk
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Chattanooga area March zoning and subdivision cases to watch
A 118-unit Apison subdivision and church-owned affordable housing for seniors are on the agenda
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‘You’ve got to stop treating people like that’: Notable quotes from a week of Chattanooga area news
People who had a way with words in the news last week:
