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City of Soddy-Daisy asks judge to rule in its favor in lawsuit over former officers’ termination
The city of Soddy-Daisy is asking a federal judge to dismiss a complaint filed by two former officers, who allege they were wrongfully terminated for speaking out about a fellow officer's behavior.
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New Hixson area elementary school to partner with YMCA
Hamilton County Schools' new elementary school in the Hixson area will partner with the North River Family YMCA to create a community hub, county leaders announced Tuesday.
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Chattanooga attorney suspended from practice of law for six years
A Chattanooga attorney was suspended from the practice of law for six years, the Board of Professional Responsibility announced in a statement.
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Border Patrol came to a Nashville rodeo to recruit cowboys, causing backlash from local activists
Around 8 p.m. Friday, four U.S. Border Patrol agents in tactical gear rappelled from the rafters of Bridgestone Arena toward the dirt floor.
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Red Bank says its new geospatial AI tool uses cellular signals, location data for traffic safety
Red Bank city commissioners have unanimously approved a one-year subscription to a Florida company's transportation analytics service, which according to the city uses cell phone signals and GPS data to identify areas where speeding and collisions occur more frequently.
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Chattanooga arts groups reeling from ‘tumultuous’ impact of funding cuts
The job description for executive director of the Chattanooga Ballet does not typically include carpentry, but these days, between phone calls and meetings, Brian McSween can be found maintaining and upgrading the facility himself -- including, at times, running power tools.
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Knoxville lawyer gets five-year suspension from federal court
A Knoxville, Tennessee, attorney who once sought the U.S. 3rd Congressional District seat has been suspended from practicing in East Tennessee federal court for five years, stemming from misconduct violations in two cases in U.S. District Court.
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Chattanooga Knows: What was the Scenic City’s contribution to the Manhattan Project?
What was Chattanooga's contribution to the Manhattan Project?
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Georgia fugitive allegedly affiliated with white supremacist gang arrested in Polk County
A man with extraditable Georgia warrants and alleged affiliations with a white supremacist gang was arrested in Polk County, officials said.
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Tree falls on van, sending two to hospital in Chattanooga
A tree fell on a vehicle on Bonny Oaks Drive on Thursday morning, sending two people to the hospital days after major flash flooding closed Interstate 24 and contributed to four deaths.
