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Union bargaining up next for VW Chattanooga
When Volkswagen and the United Auto Workers start crafting a contract for Chattanooga employees, an industry expert sees workers gaining modest salary hikes but larger increases in benefits.
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Judge: Tennessee must improve voting rights restoration for past felons
The fight to make it easier for people convicted of felonies to restore their voting rights in Tennessee marked a win last week.
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Local groups push for more eviction prevention funding in Chattanooga
In an effort to provide sustained legal representation for the increasing number of households facing displacement in Chattanooga, local groups went to the City Council on Tuesday to push for more than $325,000 for an eviction prevention effort in the city's upcoming annual budget.
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Tennessee Gov. Lee admits defeat in school voucher push
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee conceded defeat Monday in his push to enact universal school vouchers this year, acknowledging there was not a "path forward” after months of Republican infighting.
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Rhetoric over proposed replacement mental hospital on Moccasin Bend heats up
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians pushes back in resolution opposing new construction
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Restaurant Scene: Innside is greasy spoon glory
I'm a proud and bona fide "morning person."
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Pot or not? Everything you need to know about Chattanooga’s cannabis industry
Chattanooga, where marijuana remains completely illegal, is having a dispensary boom.
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Restaurant Scene: Chattanooga’s (almost) Burger Week deals
Ask anybody participating in the festivities of Chattanooga Burger Week what their favorite thing about the week is. The answers are bound to be far and wide.
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Hamilton County voters will consider on-premise liquor sales in November
A local developer, Bassam Issa, said it's easier to court desirable restaurants to a project if they're able to sell liquor on premise — something prohibited in unincorporated parts of Hamilton County.
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Senate rejects impeachment articles against Mayorkas, ending trial against Cabinet secretary
The Senate dismissed all impeachment charges against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Wednesday, ending the House Republican push to remove the Cabinet secretary from office over his handling of the U.S.-Mexico border and shutting down his trial before arguments even began.
