Regional
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Cempa breaks ground on $8.6M Third Street expansion
Cempa Community Care broke ground Friday on a major expansion on Third Street that will bring the Chattanooga nonprofit's health services under one roof and increase patient access.
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Bonnaroo canceled for 2027 after two years of storms caused damage to venue
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival will be taking a break in 2026, after two straight years of heavy rain and severe weather during the festival.
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EPB sends off transformative CEO David Wade with region’s help: ‘So much respect’
EPB chief executive David Wade had tears in his eyes Friday morning as elected officials and his peers across the region surprised him by traveling to Chattanooga to wish him a happy retirement after a remarkable 43-year career at the utility.
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Where the 2026 Tennessee governor candidates stand on education issues
Where do Tennessee's governor candidates stand on education issues?
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TVA board OKs overdue power plan, budget with $3.5B gas plant. See all votes
The Tennessee Valley Authority, the largest public utility in the U.S., plans to invest $13 billion over the next three years to maintain and expand its grid, according to a budget approved by the board Thursday.
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TVA to charge data centers more for power under separate rate
Federal utility did not raise residential power bills
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Chattanooga leaders praise $130M Southside project Station 33 at groundbreaking
A team of local Chattanooga developers broke ground Thursday morning on Station 33, a $130 million development on the Southside set to include shops, a food hall, a pedestrian plaza, condos and a hotel.
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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga debuts local Mocs branded lager ahead of football season
This football season, tailgaters will have a new, hyper-local brew option — Mocs Gold Lager.
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BlueCross removes AI tool observing employees work after complaints
Unum uses software from same company
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Tennessee Republican balks at nuclear campus, waste storage
An East Tennessee Republican lawmaker is challenging the governor's support for bringing a massive nuclear facility to East Tennessee, saying the risk of storing nuclear waste is greater than any economic benefits.
