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Polk County man facing attempted murder, weapons charges
A Polk County man is behind bars on multiple charges, including 11 counts of attempted first-degree murder, after authorities attempting to serve a warrant allegedly discovered "smoldering" improvised explosive devices at the home of the man they were seeking.
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Ask a Doctor: For skin care, focus on the basics
What's the best skin care routine?
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Chattanooga man who claimed devil made him stab his girlfriend pleads guilty
A Chattanooga man who claimed the devil made him kill his estranged girlfriend pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.
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What to know as Hamilton County students return to school
More than 45,000 Hamilton County students will return to the classroom this week, and district officials say students and families can expect to see the school system double down on what it knows works.
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Chattanooga woman tells father’s harrowing Holocaust story
When Bea Lurie, 66, was a young girl living in Brooklyn, New York, her parents couldn't afford to send her to summer camp.
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Corps studying ways to stabilize Chattanooga streambank
Erosion along about 1,900 feet of streambank 2 miles down river from the Chickamauga Dam is progressing toward a municipal sanitary sewer line and pumping station in Chattanooga. However, a city official said the infrastructure isn't in any imminent danger.
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Federal judges appear split on Alabama redistricting oversight
A panel of federal judges seemed split Tuesday on whether Alabama's past resistance to a congressional map giving Black voters a better chance of electing their preferred leaders should subject the state to judicial review of future maps.
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Lawmakers, Tennessee Department of Education contemplate the future of federal education funding
A Tennessee legislative task force designed to study federal regulations on school funding met for the first time Tuesday to gauge the state's reliance on federal grants and whether those grants come with too many restrictions.
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WABE, GPB turn to their listeners after federal funding cuts to public media
Does Atlanta value its public media outlets?
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Ask a Doctor: Benefit your heart, brain and bone health with Sardine Girl Summer
I've been seeing a lot about "Sardine Girl Summer" on social media. It's a mix of coastal fashion, quirky sardine-themed accessories and apparently actual sardines. Is there any real health benefit to jumping on this trend?
