Regional
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Chattanoogans faced power outages as Isaias moves north
Thousands of Chattanoogans lost power Saturday as storms from Hurricane Isaias moved through the region, according to data from EPB.
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Houston Museum of Decorative Arts to reopen after $4M renovation
The Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts will reopen in November after a $4 million restoration that made the historic home in Chattanooga's Bluff View Arts District more accessible.
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Chattanooga businesses seeing resurgence from Walnut Street Bridge reopening
As pedestrians make their way across the Walnut Street Bridge once again, local businesses are experiencing a resurgence in foot traffic.
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School board hears comment on Ten Commandments display, no change in vote
Community members on Thursday spoke in support and against the Hamilton County Board of Education's vote last month to approve a proposal to require public schools in the district to display the Ten Commandments.
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Hamilton County sheriff had no role in Chatt Prep student’s deportation, officials say
A Hamilton County commissioner said he confirmed the county Sheriff's Office was not involved in the detention or deportation of a Chattanooga Prep student after raising questions about the federal operation at a commission meeting Wednesday.
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Nurses union says CommonSpirit Memorial puts ‘money over patients’
National Nurses United, the California-based union aiming to represent nurses at CommonSpirit Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga, issued a statement Friday after filing a petition for a union election this week.
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Personal Finance: Everyone hates bonds – is it time to buy?
Stocks and bonds. The basic building blocks from which most investors construct a well-balanced portfolio.
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Tennessee Trucking Association, fuel providers say clarity is needed on dyed diesel relief
The Tennessee Trucking Association and some Tennessee fuel providers are cautioning diesel-powered vehicle drivers to wait for clarity before using dyed diesel meant for off-road vehicles on public roads after recently announced respites from tax enforcement.
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Memphis state takeover board approves key policies to prove readiness to federal judge
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Christa Pike is walking with help and eating after failed execution attempt, her attorneys say
Christa Pike has begun walking and eating again at a hospital a week after surviving Tennessee’s attempt to execute her with lethal drugs, her attorneys said Thursday.
