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Paschall: Auburn’s win of the decade; Vols wary of what’s next
The 1990s were a lost decade for LSU football, as the Tigers endured seven losing seasons and fired multiple coaches before hitting the jackpot in 2000 with some guy named Nick Saban.

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For Chattanooga retailer, Halloween is a guessing game played months ahead of time
The porch witches and voodoo skulls on the shelves at Elder's Ace Hardware this fall were picked out in January. Once they sell, the stores won't get more.

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Childcare centers are opening and closing left and right in Hamilton County. Why the churn?
Eighteen childcare centers in Hamilton County have closed so far this year. In the same time, 19 have opened.

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Heupel’s third win over Tide ‘college football as good as it gets’
Defeating Alabama inside Neyland Stadium was nothing new for the Tennessee Volunteers under Josh Heupel. Repeatedly pounding the Crimson Tide was different.

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Hargis: Knowles’ defense dances all over Alabama
Just as the first chords of "Dixieland Delight" began to blare Saturday at Neyland Stadium, Tennessee first-year defensive coordinator Jim Knowles finally broke character.

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Vols notebook: MacIntyre’s quick throws negate Tide’s pressure
Three weeks ago, Tennessee dropped a 20-17 decision to top-ranked Texas inside Neyland Stadium primarily because the Longhorns got to quarterback Faizon Brandon 10 times.

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Coastal homes burn as hot winds fuel California fires
A fast-moving fire fueled by high winds burned at least six homes in Southern California on Friday, engulfing expensive coastal properties and prompting thousands to evacuate.

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TVA board likely to lose quorum again in January. Here’s why
The Tennessee Valley Authority board, the regulator of the nation's largest public power provider, will likely soon have too few members to hold votes — again.

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‘People don’t think they’re being heard’: Anna Golladay vies for Fleischmann’s House seat
Anna Golladay didn't begin 2026 thinking she'd run for office.

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Energy keeps Fleischmann confident in reelection, Trump as GOP likely to lose House
Before walking into the EPB Quantum Center for an interview, U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, R-Ooltewah, took an unexpected phone call.
