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Why Chattanooga power bills are around $10 higher this summer
Average residential power bills in Chattanooga will be slightly lower in July than in June, though they will still be around $10 higher than last summer, according to EPB data.
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ArtsBuild to share findings on new Chattanooga performing arts center
ArtsBuild, Chattanooga's arts and culture nonprofit, will present early findings of a study on the city's need for a dedicated downtown community performing arts center.
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Judges slam Atlanta divorce lawyer’s apparent use of AI
An Atlanta lawyer who repeatedly cited phony legal cases in her client’s divorce has been penalized by Georgia Court of Appeals judges who say she appears to have used artificial intelligence to craft her arguments.
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A century since Dayton’s famous Scopes trial, America is facing many of the same crosswinds
What occurred a century ago this month in the courtroom of the Rhea County Courthouse refuses to be forgotten. The utterance of a name — Scopes — is a reminder of those two torrid weeks in July 1925 when the world's eyes were on Dayton.
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Plan to let Chattanooga residents raise chickens is rehatched
A change to Chattanooga law could let residents keep chickens in their backyards.
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TVA nominee Lee Beaman is major Trump, Blackburn donor
When Nashville businessman Lee Beaman signed a letter in December 2020 declaring Donald Trump the rightful winner of a presidential campaign called for Joe Biden, he had money on the line.
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Law enforcement says combining boating, alcohol is bad idea
Law enforcement will be on the lookout across the Chattanooga region over the Fourth of July holiday for impaired operators, unsafe practices and life jacket use with a boost from Operation Dry Water.
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Smaller nuclear reactors spark renewed interest in a once-shunned energy source
ABILENE, Texas — Bolstered by $3.2 million from a former Midland oilman, this West Texas city of 130,000 people is helping the Lone Star State lead a national nuclear energy resurgence.
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A Georgia town that solidly backed Trump could fall victim to his tax bill’s green energy cuts
When two South Korean companies announced a multibillion-dollar investment to build solar panel and electric battery factories in northwest Georgia, federal subsidies helped close a deal to diversify the local economy.
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Ranger Suárez shines again as Phillies edge Braves 2-1 to take series
Ranger Suárez pitched seven strong innings and the Philadelphia Phillies edged the Atlanta Braves 2-1 to take the three-game series on Sunday.