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Christmas light designers in Chattanooga are making light of the season
They come by the thousands to see Frosty the Snowman, a 90-foot tree draped in decorative lighting and what is believed to be the world's longest tunnel made of twinkling light bulbs.
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Alabama lawmaker pushes for semi-monthly pay for teachers
An Alabama lawmaker has filed a bill that would allow local boards of education to pay their employees on a semi-monthly basis.
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Dwindling numbers of wild turkeys across most of Georgia are ‘a real concern’
It's a bad time to be a turkey in Georgia, even if you don't live on a poultry farm.
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Chattanooga saw 10 criminal shootings in November, setting monthly high mark for 2025
Chattanooga saw ten criminal shootings in November, an unusually high stretch in a year that has averaged about five shootings a month, officials said.
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When disasters happen in Hamilton County, chances are an Ingle is on the way
Whether they're looking for a lost caver or missing child, when first responders ask for backup across Hamilton County's tapestry of town streets, rural pockets of mountainous wilderness and winding river banks, the call often sends an Ingle to the scene.
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Chattanooga Bridge Center engages minds, welcomes beginners
The Chattanooga Bridge Center on Dayton Boulevard might not look like a hub of intense competition, but contenders arrive prepared for endurance events. At the Bridge Center, nearly four hours of highly competitive cards await players, many of whom show up five days a week.
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Chattanooga father-daughter team builds sophisticated aircraft
Sydney Twitchell, 17, remembers going to Boyd Buchanan School during her middle school years "smelling industrial."
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Federal guidelines mean more satellite internet in Tennessee, but concerns persist
Tennessee could see more satellite-based internet connections in rural areas in coming years as the state adapts its broadband expansion plans to meet new guidelines from the second administration of President Donald Trump.
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Chattanooga technology program grows as Trump admin cancels, pauses funding
On a recent Friday evening in a back room at the Stanley United Methodist Church in Chattanooga's Churchville neighborhood, a group gathered to celebrate their completion of a 15-hour workforce development technology course.
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Red Clay, Fall Creek Falls get new signs with clearer details on trails
Fewer surprises, hikers.
