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Chattanooga officials try to quell concerns about immigration enforcement in the city
City Council, mayor say their hands are tied on issue
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As subsidies expire, Tennessee sees tens of thousands fewer enrollments in health insurance through ACA
In January, Devin Watson's mother's insurance premiums spiked from $400 to $3,800 per month. For a retired veteran living on a fixed income, that's nearly impossible to afford, on top of her monthly utility bills, groceries and other costs of living.
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Second Chattanooga man accused in murder of 18-year-old on Jackson Avenue
Police arrested a second Chattanooga man in connection with a fatal shooting on Jackson Avenue in December.
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Tennessee Republicans advance bill to allow Ten Commandments displays in schools
Tennessee Republicans this week advanced legislation to allow public schools to display the Ten Commandments.
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Half of St. Elmo residents oppose Rock City gondola, survey shows
Lift would add traffic to neighborhood without veto power
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Gallery: Send us your Chattanooga area snow pictures
Got snow in your area? Send us a photo!
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Tennessee Republican challenges FBI director over gun-carry rights
A Tennessee Republican leader is questioning the FBI director's comments about the legality of carrying a weapon at a protest after federal agents apparently shot a man to death at a Minneapolis protest.
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Tennessee Republican bill would limit federal office to natural-born citizens
A Tennessee lawmaker is trying to disqualify some U.S. citizens from a shot at running for federal office, a move likely to face constitutional questions as Republicans target immigrants this session.
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Agency responsible for child welfare services in Georgia is on track for $48M budget shortfall
The head of Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services faced questions from lawmakers Wednesday over the agency's multi-million dollar deficit.
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New Indigenous women’s nonprofit aims to bring communities together across Tennessee
The Tennessee Indigenous Women's Circle held its first event this month, the day before the Iroquois New Year, bringing community members together to share cultural histories and get to know each other during a midwinter social.
