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Jerri Green, governor hopeful, to visit Chattanooga on Saturday
Jerri Green plans to run for governor of Tennessee in 2026 on the Democratic ticket. Green, halfway through her first term on the Memphis City Council, said being a mother to her three children was what made her throw her hat in the ring.
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2025 Fall Festival Guide: 150+ places to celebrate autumn and beyond around the Chattanooga area
A Labor Day weekend that begins in August may feel a little weird, but the arrival of fall festivals on the calendar definitely feels timely.
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Hamilton County commissioner blocks residents from his personal Facebook page
When Hamilton County Commissioner Lee Helton, R-East Brainerd, blocked four county residents on Facebook last week, he said he was reacting to a pattern of nasty posts and comments.
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Hamilton County kindergarten vaccination rate falls to 88.4%
Kindergarten immunization rates in Tennessee fell for a fourth straight year to a record low 92.3%, with Hamilton County falling among the least vaccinated counties in the state, according to a statewide report.
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Spate of hoax calls about active shooters stir fear at college campuses around the US
A rash of hoax calls about active shooters on at least a dozen college campuses around the U.S. has spread fear among students as the school year begins.
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Christian nationalist church challenges women’s right to vote around anniversary of Tennessee ratifying the 19th Amendment
One hundred five years ago this month, Nashville was consumed by a debate over whether women should have the right to vote.
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State, city say bumpy Wilcox bridge safe. Replacement planned
Since May 2021, Chattanooga fire trucks have not been able to cross the Wilcox Boulevard bridge because of a weight limit on the structure.
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Vols defense eager to set another strong standard
Defense has led the way for the Tennessee Volunteers the past two seasons, and the difference could be even more profound this season.
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Tennessee’s three reasons for optimism and three for concern in 2025
Tennessee will kick off its 2025 schedule next Saturday against Syracuse in Atlanta.
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Hamilton County may not qualify for FEMA assistance after flash floods
Hamilton County may not meet the state's threshold to qualify for federal disaster assistance after flash floods on Aug. 12 inundated intersections and stranded motorists on Interstate 24.
