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Tennessee lawmakers question lack of information on private school tuition grant students
A Tennessee House Republican says the legislature should require the Department of Education to provide more information about private school tuition grant applicants for a thorough evaluation of the new program.
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Chattanoogan advocates for men’s mental health awareness through personal story and building community
June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, but Brandon Clift's year-round passion comes from his own story. Clift, cohost of The ManKind Project USA's podcast, said he experienced loneliness and isolation in his early 20s.
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Kennedy: Introducing the ‘Cracker Barrel’ of goth stores in Chattanooga
Looking for some Saturday-morning fun?
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State allocates $246M for proposed I-24 widening to I-59
The state has allocated almost $246 million for the proposed widening of a 10-mile stretch of Interstate 24 from Chattanooga to Interstate 59 in Dade County, and transportation agency officials and construction documents describe a three-segment project aimed at improving one of Tennessee's long-standing snags on the American Transportation Research Institute's Top 100 Bottlenecks.
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Times Free Press honored with journalism awards in Tennessee Press Association contest
The Chattanooga Times Free Press received 24 awards, including the top honor in its group, in the 2025 Tennessee Press Association journalism awards.
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Police: Man arrested at Nashville rally flagged by federal terrorism task force in April
The 19-year-old counterprotester arrested at Nashville's No Kings rally on June 14 was flagged two months earlier by a federal terrorism task force after posting an image on social media of a shotgun inscribed with "names of mass shooters and Neo-Nazi symbology," according to Murfreesboro police.
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State commission approves joint rehab facility in Cleveland
Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation, Bradley Medical Center join forces
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EPB ends power use request as Chattanooga heat wave cools
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced its availability of power had returned to normal levels and customers could resume normal power use Wednesday evening as high temperatures began trending downward.
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First Amendment groups push for release of Spanish-language Georgia reporter detained by ICE
Several organizations dedicated to preserving free speech and protecting members of the press are calling for the release of an immigration reporter who was detained while covering a protest in Atlanta earlier this month and is now on track to be deported.
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Commissioners vote to pause some development approvals as Plan Hamilton process draws scrutiny
A growth plan for unincorporated parts of Hamilton County met another hurdle Wednesday.