Regional
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Catoosa County sheriff seizes escape artist goats
Auction for animals scheduled for July 7
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Head of the Hooch questioning future amid Chattanooga’s riverfront redevelopment plans
Organizers of one of the largest rowing regattas in the nation are questioning the future of the Head of the Hooch in Chattanooga amid plans to renovate the city's downtown riverfront.
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Tennessee officials seek public input on state park at McDonald Farm
Community members have the opportunity to provide input on the new state park at McDonald Farm at a July open house.
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More pharmacy benefits managers file lawsuits against Tennessee over ownership bill
Express Scripts and the Pharmaceutical Care Management Association each filed separate lawsuits against the state of Tennessee this month over legislation that bans a pharmacy benefits manager from owning a pharmacy.
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Nashville Planning Commission advances data center bills ahead of council public hearing
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Georgia delays change to its vote-counting system
Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia signed legislation late Thursday delaying a major change to the state’s election system that had threatened to cause chaos in the November midterm elections.
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As the fight over the Memphis schools takeover looms, these parents say they’re hopeful for change
On a rainy Saturday, dozens of parents wearing white T-shirts that said "Save the children" in bright orange letters met under a tent in a North Memphis auto shop lot.
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Final report on Nashville winter storm response cites flaws, suggests changes
Outside consultants have delivered a final after-action report commissioned by the Electric Power Board in the wake of a winter storm that left half of Nashville Electric Service's customers without power earlier this year, some for as long as 12 days.
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Regulating artificial intelligence will be ‘colossal task’ for Alabama lawmakers
Alabama lawmakers said Wednesday they have a "colossal task" ahead of them to regulate artificial intelligence to protect children.
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More than half of Georgia teachers use artificial intelligence to prepare for class
Has your kid ever used artificial intelligence to answer homework questions that their teacher used artificial intelligence to write?
