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Greek Life resumes early at UTC
UTC officials announced Wednesday that fraternity and sorority activities could resume after a pause to review Greek Life policies.
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Heritage Landing Drive sinkhole repair faces timeline setback
A sinkhole on Heritage Landing Drive won't be patched up for months as a specialized repair method is needed for the project, Chattanooga officials said.
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Former speaker, staff member in Tennessee corruption case object to sentencing ranges
An ex-House staffer convicted in a political corruption case is requesting a joint sentencing hearing with his former boss where they are expected to object to the rules for calculating their sentences to get lighter punishment.
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Study: Alabama’s moral turpitude laws contribute to racial disenfranchisement disparities
Robert Cheeks cast a ballot in Birmingham's municipal elections last week and received a standing ovation from poll workers.
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Sign changed to show correct date for interstate split project finish
A light green sticker corrects the sign bearing the delayed completion date for the second phase of the Interstate 75/Interstate 24 interchange reconstruction project. The sign previously showed an inaccurate date for the project finish line.
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Chattanooga owner of cremation service fined by state regulatory board
The Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers is fining Comfort Cremation Center $5,000 for deceptive practices and operating without a license or fixed place of business.
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Chattanooga Knows: What Scenic City area attraction faced foreclosure in 1985?
What Scenic City area attraction faced foreclosure in 1985?
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Chattanooga’s Jewish food festival returns to Miller Park for second year
Across Hamilton County, the freezers of Jewish households are stuffed to the brim. Whether families were helping cook for the upcoming Jewish food festival or not, the volume of food being prepared required many to volunteer space.
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How to buy an unusual car, or do it in an unusual way, in Tennessee
Many Tennesseans go the traditional route of heading to a local car dealership when needing a new ride. There were 485,148 vehicles produced in 2024 and 187,662 new vehicles sold across the state, according to Autos Drive America data.
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Dueling tax plans coming soon to Chattanooga council agenda
A competing tax plan on the Chattanooga City Council's agenda next week would result in layoffs across departments, scaled-down constituent services and the elimination of accounting and internal auditing staff, Mayor Tim Kelly's office argued in a statement Thursday.
