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More than half of samples taken in Northwest Georgia exceed EPA limits for PFAS
"We tested everywhere we could, and the results are pretty astounding."
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Kennedy: Girl with brittle bones is far from fragile
Most people have at least one broken-bone story to tell -- just from ordinary, human wear and tear.
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Officials: No need to worry about possible mumps outbreak
With measles on the rise and its vaccination rate on decline, some parents may worry mumps has the potential to do the same. Statewide, there are three cases of mumps, but officials say this number falls within Tennessee's annual range, causing no need for alarm.
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CHI Memorial offices for diabetics, endocrinology to close
CHI Memorial Endocrinology Associates is closing effective Aug. 21, 2025, according to a posted memo in the office lobby.
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Chattanooga adopts $345.2 million budget for next year
Chattanooga has set its spending for the next fiscal year.
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Bear spotted in Signal Mountain area
A bear was spotted in the Signal Mountain area and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has been notified, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.
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Drunken baseball bat beating case dismissed against former Hamilton County political aide
A Hamilton County judge Wednesday dismissed a case against a former political aide who was accused of drunkenly beating his adult son with a baseball bat and sneaking marijuana into the local jail.
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Meigs man shot dead, 15-year-old girl charged with murder
A juvenile has been charged with homicide after a man was found shot dead at a home in Meigs County's Georgetown community near the Hamilton County line.
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Ringgold police ask for help finding veterans flagpoles that were taken
A volunteer-led veteran memorial project in Catoosa County is requesting the return of a batch of stolen flagpoles — and police are asking for the public's help identifying the person responsible.
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Back to the Supreme Court: Alabama plans third appeal in congressional redistricting suit
The Alabama Attorney General's Office plans to go to the U.S. Supreme Court a third time in an ongoing lawsuit over Alabama's congressional districts.
