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Climate groups sue TVA for running Cumberland coal, gas plant together
Two climate nonprofits sued the Tennessee Valley Authority in federal court over the federal utility's plan to run coal-fired and gas-fired power plants simultaneously at a Middle Tennessee site.
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Chattanooga housing nonprofit partners with school system for financial education series
Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise is partnering with Hamilton County Schools to launch Mini Money School, a free series providing financial education and money management skills to teens and adults.
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Novonix graphite meets nearly all specifications for first customer
Novonix came a step closer to reaching full production in Chattanooga as the company's first customer, Panasonic Energy, provided positive feedback on its product.
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State asks judges to toss Chattanooga challenge to airport board law
Tennessee's top elected officials have asked a three-judge panel to throw out a lawsuit challenging a state law that removed and replaced Chattanooga Airport board members appointed by Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly.
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Don’t let a fake steal your win: BBB tips for sports memorabilia buyers
Football season is here, and that means many people will be on the hunt for new gear, autographed collectibles or other types of memorabilia to show support of their favorite teams.
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Personal Finance: Mortgage rates headed back up
The cost of buying a home rose again last week as mortgage rates continued their ascent.
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Saudi Arabia shuts down a pipeline as Houthis seize an island, opening a new front in the Iran war
Saudi Arabia said Friday it shut down a major pipeline a day after it was attacked by drones, and Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels captured a strategic island at the southern entrance to the Red Sea, two officials said, opening a new front in the Iran war.
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Attorneys spar over conflicts of interest in Mountain City Club dispute
Two longtime Chattanooga attorneys have accused each other of conflicts of interest in a court case involving the ousted leaders of a 137-year-old social club who loaned $2 million to a local developer.
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Nick The Greek will open first Chattanooga location, offer free lunch this month
A California-based Greek food franchise plans to open a location inside the Signal Mill building on Manufacturers Road later this month and has pledged to offer free lunch to the community on its opening day.
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Diesel prices are hitting record highs at a bad time for many US farmers
The price of diesel is hitting record highs just when many U.S. farmers need it to power combines, tractors and other equipment to harvest two of the nation's largest commodities, soybeans and corn.
