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Hamilton County sued by union stuck with Daniel Wilkey bill
The police union on the hook for former Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Daniel Wilkey's legal fees is suing the county for roughly $348,000, court documents show.
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Chattanooga agricultural office, federal parks close amid shutdown
Thousands of federal workers across the country were told to stay home Wednesday after Congress failed to reach a funding deal the night before.
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Chattanooga’s glass recycling, compost pilot program begins
Curbside collection will become available this month in some Chattanooga neighborhoods for two kinds of materials — one brand new to the city and the other a throwback.
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UAW says it has received ‘overwhelming’ response to strike pledge cards in Chattanooga
The United Auto Workers has received an "overwhelming" response from workers to pledge cards it circulated to gauge interest in a strike at Volkswagen Chattanooga, according to the union.
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Hamilton County Schools’ program aimed at jump-starting careers
In the year before Hamilton County Schools revamped its career and technical education programs in 2018, 66 students earned at least one industry certification. This past school year, it was 1,914.
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Health care subsidies, impactful to Tennesseans, sit center of pending shutdown
Congress is deadlocked ahead of an Oct. 1 budget deadline to avert a government shutdown as Senate Democrats make a bid to extend health care subsidies, which are set to expire at the end of the year.
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Chattanooga area to feel impact if federal government shuts down
Local officials and organizations in Tennessee are facing familiar uncertainty amid the possibility of a partial federal government shutdown as Congress remains at loggerheads over budget negotiations ahead of an Oct. 1 deadline.
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TVA lost ratepayers $645M by hedging gas costs, audit finds
Utility executives to evaluate whether program should be cut or revised
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Walnut Street Bridge may need more time for repairs
City Council approves additional $5M
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UTC alum wins state book award for TVA coal ash spill drama
Jared Sullivan, who graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2013, won the Tennessee Book Award for nonfiction for his debut book chronicling the legal fallout from the Tennessee Valley Authority's 2008 coal ash spill.
