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As Blackburn, Rose look to be Tennessee’s governor, 2026 field may narrow
Tennessee's 2026 gubernatorial election is shaping up — and perhaps narrowing down — as U.S. Rep. John Rose and Sen. Marsha Blackburn seem likely to compete in a Republican primary.
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TSSAA approves rules change to open door for transfers
After much deliberation, the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association's Legislative Council — which writes and modifies the rules all member schools must abide by — approved a rules change Monday to allow student-athletes to transfer schools without losing eligibility. But it came with a caveat.
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Hamilton County Commission weighs break with Regional Planning Agency
Hamilton County commissioners representing communities like Soddy-Daisy and Ooltewah have proposed giving the county its own planning commission and ending a long-running relationship with the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency.
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A Ukrainian journey’s dark, faithful soundtrack — produced from suburban Georgia
Hundreds of thousands have listened to ballads of yearning and faith produced out of this sparse bedroom, where a virtual reality headset sits on a shelf, a stuffed bear rests on the bed, and not long ago, Stanislav Vadrus sat before his desktop computer and clicked play.
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Remember When, Chattanooga? Hamilton Place became Tennessee’s biggest shopping complex
In 1986, the city was buzzing about the big new mall being constructed in East Brainerd.
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Tennessee bill to prevent officials from serving multiple elected posts passes house
A bill that would prohibit an individual from holding more than one elected office at once passed the Tennessee House of Representatives on Thursday.
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Emergency, weather officials push severe weather awareness as storm season approaches
Tornadoes are the most dangerous form of severe weather in Tennessee, and the season for strong thunderstorms with the potential to produce deadly funnel clouds is looming large as spring nears.
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Superintendent Justin Robertson emphasizes benefits of investing in public schools during State of the System
The story of Hamilton County Schools is one of a district with leaders and teachers that serve each and every student every day, Superintendent Justin Robertson said during his State of the System address Tuesday.
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Income-restricted Mill Town units aimed at combatting displacement in neighborhood
Adding a huge new development in one of Chattanooga's most historically disinvested neighborhoods was always going to have consequences.
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A new endurance race in Chattanooga aims to showcase the city
Whether it was playing basketball or seeing who could climb a tree the fastest, brothers Builder and Hudson Brock have maintained a friendly, competitive relationship.
