Regional
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Hamilton County Commission seeks applicants for vacant school board seat
The Hamilton County Commission is now taking applicants to fill the District 11 seat on the Board of Education vacated by Democrat Jill Black in August.
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Registered nurses at CommonSpirit Memorial file for union election
Registered nurses at CommonSpirit Memorial Hospital in Chattanooga filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board to hold a union election.
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New dock opens at Chattanooga’s riverfront as part of upcoming redevelopment
Chattanoogans looking to get closer to the Tennessee River, without a boat or paddleboard, have a new option at Ross's Landing.
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Head of the Hooch staying in Chattanooga, organizers say
Chattanooga will remain the host of one of the largest rowing regattas in the nation for the foreseeable future.
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Business Bulletin: BBB warns of healthcare fraud during open enrollment
If you or a family member are considering changes to your Medicare or Healthcare.gov coverage during open enrollment, your Better Business Bureau (BBB) urges you to be cautious of unsolicited calls, emails, and texts offering to help you find the best plan or deal.
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Judge sides with Metro Nashville in DC Blox data center dispute
U.S. District Court Judge Eli Richardson on Tuesday handed a significant win to Metro in the lawsuit filed by data center developer DC Blox in August.
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Nashville court rules state must preserve all records from botched Tennessee execution
A Davidson County Chancery judge ordered Tennessee officials on Wednesday to preserve all evidence related to the botched execution of Christa Pike.
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Man with a gun and knife is fatally shot by security at Nashville federal courthouse, police say
A man armed with a pistol and knife was fatally shot by a security officer Thursday just inside the busy entrance of a federal courthouse in Tennessee’s largest city, authorities said.
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Failed executions troubled other states before Christa Pike. Here’s what happened
Tennessee's bungled attempt to execute Christa Pike was not the first time a state has failed to carry out a lethal injection over problems in the death chamber.
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Alabama public universities reach different conclusions on faculty senate, tenure law
A state law that weakens faculty senates at public universities formally took effect last week, but Alabama's public higher institutions have reacted in starkly different ways to it.
