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Safety commissioner wants more state troopers to cover posts patrolling Memphis
Tennessee's Department of Safety and Homeland Security is asking for more than 100 state troopers, in part to fill in patrol gaps left open because of a law enforcement surge in Memphis.
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‘He poured gas on me’: Soddy-Daisy man charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting woman on fire
A woman died after a Soddy-Daisy man allegedly doused her in gasoline and lit her on fire, according to an affidavit of complaint.
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U.S. Sen. Katie Britt skeptical of one-year ACA subsidy extension
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt, R-Alabama, expressed skepticism Monday of a proposal to renew Affordable Care Act subsidies one year.
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Trump pardon of 2020 election allies does not erase Fulton County election interference charges
Georgia Republicans who came under legal scrutiny after allegedly playing a role in trying to overturn President Donald Trump's 2020 election loss are celebrating after the president issued a sweeping preemptive pardon – though the presidential decree will have no direct effect on the languishing state racketeering case out of Fulton County.
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Tennessee governor to increase private school vouchers based on revenue
Tennessee's budget outlook will determine the number of new private school vouchers the state funds in 2026, according to Gov. Bill Lee.
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Nashville judge to hold new hearing on state’s request to withhold immigration records
A Nashville judge has rejected one of the state's legal arguments for refusing to disclose the identities of Tennessee Highway Patrol officers involved in immigration enforcement actions but asked to hear additional arguments before making a final ruling.
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Chattanooga’s oldest restaurant sells. New owners to keep name, renovate
Zarzour's Café, Chattanooga's oldest eatery, will close this week as owner Joe "Dixie" Fuller hands over the Southside landmark to new owners who plan to keep the name and reopen after renovations.
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First flurries: How did Chattanooga go from 60 degrees to snow in one day?
Forecast shows coldest Nov. 10 in recorded history
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Most Tennessee tuition funds went to schools with inconsistent testing, curriculum and transparency
At a parent orientation in August 2024, The Academy for G.O.D. founder Gregg Garner made the school's stance on standardized testing clear.
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Hearing set for men accused in Sequatchie County killing
Affidavit describes son beating mother as stepfather watched