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Chattanooga’s logistics hub readies for aftermath of Supreme Court ruling
A prominent Chattanooga industry could face greater risk of lawsuits after a recent Supreme Court ruling, but two local companies say they're ready for any heightened scrutiny.

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Walnut Street Bridge $10M contract increase covered by federal dollars
A multimillion-dollar increase in the price tag of Walnut Street Bridge repairs will be fully covered by federal grant dollars, according to city of Chattanooga officials.

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Hamilton County mayoral candidate sued over missed RV payments
The Democratic candidate for Hamilton County mayor is set to be in court in June for a lawsuit over missed payments.

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Lawmakers mum on where new US House map came from, but data shows two clear criteria
The Volunteer State's last-minute new U.S. House map first appeared on Tennessee Republican U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn's social media pages in the hours after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a part of the Voting Rights Act.

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Tennessee prison officials won’t say if their lethal injection drugs are expired
Tennessee prison officials are refusing to confirm that they will not be using expired lethal injection drugs to execute Tony Carruthers on Thursday morning.

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Georgia primary results: Fuller leads wave for Republican incumbents who advance to general election
U.S. Rep Clay Fuller of Lookout Mountain on Tuesday won the Republican primary in Georgia's 14th Congressional District, his second election win in two months, against nine candidates to secure a spot in the November general election.

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‘A right way to do a right thing’: No selective law enforcement for trespassing homeless outreach workers
The Chattanooga Police Department will not give trespassing law exemptions to volunteers and nonprofit employees who venture onto private property to provide services to homeless encampments, Police Chief John Chambers said after the outreach community took issue with an email from a Chattanooga police officer.

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City to donate former Airport Inn as homeless shelter, increase beds by 66%
New Provident Place will replace Maclellan facility on 11th street

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Stevarino’s shuttering North Chattanooga restaurant
The North Chattanooga location of the Italian eatery Stevarino's is closing after seven years in business on Cherokee Boulevard.

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Term of Trump TVA appointee Art Graham expires after four months
President wants Florida public official to have five more years
