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Hamilton County Commission to consider up to $250M bond issue for school projects
Commissioners may take the first step later this month of borrowing up to $250 million for a series of school construction projects, which Superintendent Justin Robertson said would be the largest bond issue in the history of Hamilton County Schools.
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President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, is convicted of all 3 felonies in federal gun trial
Hunter Biden was convicted Tuesday of all three felony charges related to the purchase of a revolver in 2018 when, prosecutors argued, the president's son lied on a mandatory gun-purchase form by saying he was not illegally using or addicted to drugs.
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Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp’s office budget has grown
Commission questions reorganization, although state law protects against cuts
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Rossville’s setup for gym, ball fields comes under scrutiny
Questions are being asked about the business practices and best use of Rossville recreation facilities, while some community members have praised the management for providing much-needed activities for local youth.
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CARTA preparing to boot Chattanooga vehicles with multiple unpaid parking citations
Amid a shortfall of revenue from thousands of unpaid parking citations, the Chattanooga Parking Authority is preparing over the next few months to begin booting vehicles with multiple parking violations.
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One last spin for Pat Sajak on ‘Wheel of Fortune’: ‘It’s been an incredible privilege’
"Wheel. Of. Fortune."
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Skrmetti warns American Bar Association over new diversity and inclusion rules for law schools
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti is leading a coalition of 21 Republican states in issuing a warning to the American Bar Association against requiring law schools to consider race in hiring and admissions.
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Chattanooga bikini bar cited for alleged nudity violations
A Chattanooga bikini bar was cited Thursday after inspectors found a dancer with a customer in a private room, naked.
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Hot, wet summer expected in Chattanooga
Following a trend seen in the past few decades due to climate change, Chattanooga and the larger Southern Appalachian region are expected to see higher than normal temperatures during June, July and August.
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Chattanooga City Council takes initial step to allow more short-term rentals north of Tennessee River
More short-term rentals could soon be allowed in a limited area north of the Tennessee River as the Chattanooga City Council on Tuesday approved one of two motions required to take such an action.
