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Three Hamilton County schools receive grants to create new outdoor learning spaces
Three Hamilton County schools will soon offer students more opportunities to learn and play in outdoor spaces after receiving a county grant.
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Water utility continues to negotiate contract with Chattanooga workers
Two months after a deadline passed to reach a contract, Tennessee American Water and a union representing employees in Chattanooga are still hashing out a deal.
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TVA signs Trump’s ratepayer protection pledge for data center costs
The Tennessee Valley Authority, a federal agency and the nation's largest public power provider, announced Thursday it had signed onto a ratepayer protection pledge related to data centers put forth by the second administration of President Donald Trump.
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Home of Lookouts to remain Erlanger Park under proposed hospital merger
The home of the Chattanooga Lookouts will continue to be called Erlanger Park even if Erlanger Health merges with South Carolina-based Prisma Health in…
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Woman dead after being struck by train in Dalton
A woman died after being hit by a train near Willowdale Road and Chattanooga Road in Dalton early Thursday morning, according to a press…
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Alabama birth center licenses still valid despite appellate court ruling, says Montgomery judge
A Montgomery County judge ruled Sunday that Alabama's birth centers can keep operating despite an appellate court ruling earlier this year that declared them…
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More than 80,000 Alabamians have lost food assistance, according to study
More than 80,000 Alabamians lost access to a federal anti-hunger program after Congress passed new restrictions on it, according to a new analysis.
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Shelby County DA releases video of Burger King worker being killed by DEA agent in Memphis
The Shelby County District Attorney's office on Wednesday released three brief videos from inside a Burger King where a federal agent assigned to the…
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Attorneys for Tennessee death row inmate await news of doctor’s participation
Mark Walton Fowler was once an execution doctor. Attorneys for Darrell Hines — who is scheduled to be executed on Aug. 13 for the March 1985 stabbing of Katherine Jean Jenkins at a motel off Interstate 40 in Kingston Springs — want to know if he plans to be one again.
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Video: Dueling Chattanooga Airport boards meet separately as city, state clash continues