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Chattanooga code inspectors will ‘blitz’ neighborhoods in Lookout Valley and others
Places like Hixson and Lookout Valley will be hit by a code inspection "blitz" next week, according to a press release from the Chattanooga Public Works Department.
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ICE has taken nearly 400 people into custody for deportation proceedings from Davidson County jails
In the months since the shocking weeklong operation in May that saw nearly 200 Nashvillians arrested and whisked out of state by federal immigration agents, a less visible side of President Donald Trump's mass deportation effort has remained active at Davidson County jails.
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Tennessee governor offers up food resource site
FeedTN.org comes after governor’s office said the state would not cover the cost for food aid funds
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Garage at Cherry, Walnut streets may become free after work hours
Parking in a downtown garage may soon be free of charge during certain time frames, if the resolution passes through the Hamilton County Commission.
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Saddle Ridge Middle School students sick after eating unknown gummy substance
Five eighth grade students became ill after ingesting suspected kratom gummies at Saddle Ridge Elementary and Middle School in Rock Spring, Georgia, on Wednesday, officials said.
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Driver charged after two killed in multivehicle North Moore Road crash
Two people were killed Wednesday afternoon in a crash on North Moore Road that led to homicide and DUI charges against a 28-year-old man, officials said.
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33K in Hamilton County face 40% hikes in health insurance rates
Starting Saturday, more than half a million Tennesseans and some 33,000 Hamilton County residents will visit healthcare.gov to purchase 2026 health care coverage through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace and be hit with a "double whammy" cost increase.
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Chattanooga churches, organization coordinate response to impending food aid lapse
As many as 60 Chattanooga area churches, alongside other community organizations, attended a Zoom meeting in anticipation of an increased need for food assistance as federal food aid benefits are set to lapse Saturday amid the ongoing government shutdown.
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Chattanoogan Charles Wysong, anti-abortion activist, dies at age 84
Fought against Chattanooga’s first and only abortion clinic
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Chattanooga man found guilty of murdering trial witness Bianca Horton
A Chattanooga man was found guilty Tuesday in Hamilton County Criminal Court of killing trial witness Bianca Horton.
