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Personal Finance: The high cost of annoyance
Convenience fees, service fees, processing fees, destination fees, restocking fees, handling fees, maintenance fees. Spam calls, scam texts, robocalls, unhelpful chatbots, hold for customer…
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Chattanooga cooperative seeks ownership of TVA plants again
Nearly 20 years ago, the Tennessee Valley Authority and its main customers -- local electric utilities -- formed a new power company with a…
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Chattanooga officials hopeful about local control of Times Free Press
The only people Tim Kelly wanted to meet with but was never able to get a meeting with since becoming mayor of Chattanooga were…
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Uninsured patients rise sharply, hospitals report, citing Obamacare cuts
More and more uninsured patients are showing up in hospital emergency rooms and clinics, having lost their coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
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7 things to know after Fuller family buys Chattanooga Times Free Press
Craig Fuller has purchased financially struggling media outlets before, but took a leap on Thursday with the purchase of the Chattanooga Times Free Press,…
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WEHCO sells Chattanooga Times Free Press to Craig and Max Fuller
Freight media executive and entrepreneur Craig Fuller and his father, Max Fuller, have purchased the Chattanooga Times Free Press from Arkansas-based WEHCO Media Inc.…
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Oil prices jump, while US stocks trim their losses after the Fed leaves rates alone
NEW YORK (AP) — Oil prices are back to jumping on Wednesday, while the U.S. stock market trimmed its losses after the Federal Reserve…
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VW recalls certain Atlas SUVs citing rearview camera issues
Volkswagen has notified the federal government of a voluntary recall that affects nearly 58,000 of its Atlas-branded vehicles, citing cases where the rearview camera…
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TVA must order gas turbines seven years ahead as data centers compete
Large-scale data centers are upending business as usual for the Tennessee Valley Authority not only because of their high electricity needs, but also because they are…
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Roach droppings, dirty drink nozzles: Chattanooga area health inspection reports for week ending July 28, 2026
The Hamilton County, Catoosa County and Walker County health departments inspect food service establishments twice a year, grading them on a 100-point scale. Establishments…