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Chattanooga area Planning Commission chair out after more than a decade
City, County mayors to select new leader for key development panel
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Whitfield County judge recuses himself after remarks about prosecutor’s disability
A Whitfield County Superior Court judge recused himself from 25 cases in which Georgia is represented by Assistant District Attorney Christina Antalis after prosecutors filed a request for the judge to recuse himself based on his comments regarding Antalis' wheelchair.
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Commissioners express desire to help protect historic Fort Oglethorpe hospital
Catoosa County Commissioners during their meeting Tuesday expressed a desire to work with preservationists of Fort Oglethorpe's Post Hospital.
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Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise CEO resigns
Nonprofit boss will leave at the end of summer to return to Missouri
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Ex-NFL player hires former Hamilton County district attorney as defense lawyer for murder trial
Darron Lee, the ex-NFL player charged with first-degree murder, hired a former Hamilton County district attorney as his defense lawyer, according to court documents.
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Audit of Memphis schools finds millions in potential fraud, waste or abuse
Long-awaited results from the state-ordered forensic audit of Memphis-Shelby County Schools were released Wednesday as the legal battle continues over who will lead the district for the next four years.
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Nashvillians support data center regulations at another marathon public hearing
More than 170 Nashvillians spoke in opposition to data center development at Metro Council public hearings on Tuesday at a marathon meeting that stretched into the morning.
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Spotted lanternflies are inching closer to Georgia crops. Here’s how experts say you can help
These invasive insects may not be a familiar sight yet, but researchers predict the spotted lanternfly population in Georgia will continue to increase in the coming years, which could spell trouble for the state's fruit crops.
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Georgia utility regulators greenlight probe into data center costs
The Georgia Public Service Commission approved an investigation into whether Georgia Power's industrial customers who are heavy energy consumers, like data centers, are shifting some costs to residential customers.
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Health insurance giants are fighting efforts to break them up
After years of rampant expansion into nearly every corner of the healthcare system, the biggest insurance conglomerates are confronting new efforts to break up their businesses.
