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Chattanooga woman facing murder charges after allegedly stuffing body in barrel
A woman has been charged with second-degree murder in addition to existing charges of abuse of a corpse and possession of methamphetamine by a Hamilton County grand jury.
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Sweetwater man drowns while fishing on Watts Bar Lake
A Sweetwater, Tennessee, man drowned Friday while fishing from a small boat on Watts Bar Lake, marking the first boating-related fatality of the year, according to state wildlife officials.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? The man behind the name on the federal courthouse
More than four decades after his death, the name Joel W. Solomon remains familiar in the Chattanooga area because of the federal courthouse that bears his name.
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Supreme Court overturns ruling favoring Grundy County in sand mine fight
Justices: County powers act used to zone without authority
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Screen time limits for young children goes to Alabama governor
A bill to limit screen time for children was approved by the Alabama Senate on Thursday.
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Alabama House passes bill that makes it a felony to disrupt church services
The Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill on Tuesday that criminalizes disrupting a church service.
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Georgia data center bill stalls after last-minute change opposed by industry finds support
The Georgia Senate session ended abruptly Thursday just as senators were nearing a vote on a bill aimed at ensuring data centers pay for the energy infrastructure built to accommodate them after it appeared a last-minute alternative measure had the votes to pass.
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How long does it take to get federal assistance after a disaster? There’s no set timeline
Days after a severe winter storm left tens of thousands of people in Nashville without power in freezing temperatures, a rumor began to spread: If power had been out for more than 24 hours, people could apply for assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency to help cover the cost to relocate somewhere warm.
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Alabama’s ‘pretty cool’ plan for robots in maternity care sparks debate
It sounds like something from a science fiction novel, but Alabama officials' plan to use robots to improve care for rural pregnant women and their babies is real.
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Walker County court rules against former Chickamauga mayor regarding removal
The Superior Court of Walker County has denied former Chickamauga Mayor Trey Deck's challenge of the Chickamauga City Charter that allowed for his removal, according to a press release.
