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Driver dies after truck crashes into pond on Birchwood Pike
A driver died after a truck crashed into a pond on Birchwood Pike, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.
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‘Second chance at life’: How stem cell donation saved a Chattanooga cancer patient
Chattanooga and Rochester, New York, are separated by 860 miles, but in May 2024, the two cities became intertwined after a stem cell donation from a New York firefighter saved the life of a Sale Creek resident.
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Federal money helps expand Chattanooga area bus service for riders with disabilities
Recently secured federal money will help Chattanooga's public transportation system update and expand its fleet serving riders with disabilities.
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OpenAI, Anthropic and other artificial intelligence companies hire Tennessee lobbyists
America's leading artificial intelligence companies started lobbying in Tennessee this year amid growing backlash to data centers and cameras using the technology.
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Chattanooga site named for new Moccasin Bend mental hospital
Almost 50 acres purchased south of Lookout Valley community
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14 arrested after searches of Dalton, Whitfield County massage parlors
Almost half of the 14 people investigators arrested Tuesday during searches of seven massage parlors across Dalton and Whitfield County were tied to a single business, officials said.
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Mother sues Chattanooga apartment complex after 4-year-old’s fatal pool drowning
The mother of a 4-year-old boy whose apartment complex pool drowning led to a murder charge against a Chattanooga singer filed a wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday against the complex's owners and developer.
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Broken thermometer prompting Dalewood Middle hazmat response was alcohol-based, officials say
Fourteen students and two teachers were taken to a hospital as a precaution Wednesday after a thermometer broke at Dalewood Middle School, prompting a hazmat response.
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Local History: Jefferson Davis’s visits to Chattanooga
Jefferson F. Davis was the president of the Confederate States from 1861-1865. He visited Chattanooga on two notable occasions, one tied to the secession crisis and the other to Braxton Bragg’s failure after the Battle of Chickamauga.
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Seven Whitfield County massage parlors searched in prostitution, sex trafficking investigation
Investigators searched seven massage parlors in Dalton, Georgia, and Whitfield County on Tuesday morning as part of an ongoing prostitution and sex trafficking investigation, officials said.
