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Human remains found in Meigs County
Human remains consisting of a skull, mandible and other bones were found in a remote wooded area in South Meigs County and are believed to belong to a man who hasn't been seen for up to a month.
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Authorities: Student had stolen pistol, loaded magazine in car
Two students were arrested after a deputy found a stolen pistol and loaded magazine in a vehicle at East Hamilton High School, authorities said.
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Amendments to Plan Hamilton changes get commission OK
A set of changes meant to compromise on how much and where future development can go in unincorporated Hamilton County were narrowly passed by county commissioners Wednesday.
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Arkansas plane crash claims Ooltewah resident, race car driver
An Ooltewah resident and race car driver was killed when the single-engine airplane he was flying crashed in a remote area of Southwest Arkansas.
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Man pleads guilty to Chattanooga jewelry store robbery
A man pleaded guilty Wednesday in Chattanooga's federal court to a 2021 jewelry store robbery in Hamilton Place mall.
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Students with disabilities can more quickly be removed from class under a new Tennessee rule
Tennessee schools can now more quickly remove some students with disabilities from their classrooms.
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Tennessee governor says state will provide right of way for Musk’s tunnel
Gov. Bill Lee confirmed the state will not require the Boring Co. to pay for land it uses to build a series of tunnels under Nashville to the airport and other destinations.
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Restaurant Scene: Chinese restaurant Ox2 brings hand-pulled noodles
The Slack channel lit up early last week with a message from a colleague alerting me to a new restaurant opening.
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Housing industry donations to Hamilton County commissioners questioned
Forty-four percent of county commissioners' campaign contributions came from donors connected to the housing industry, according to a review by the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Chattanooga police, firefighters pack council chambers
Andrew Peker, training director for the Chattanooga Police Department, talks to all departing officers before they leave, whether they're retiring or resigning. Many times, Peker said, he sees tears welling up in their eyes.
