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United Airlines to launch direct flights to Houston from Chattanooga
United Airlines will launch twice-daily direct flights to Houston from Chattanooga on March 30.
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Cleveland’s ‘Tall Betsy’ lore dates back to at least 1893
130-year-old ‘Woman in Black’ details eerily similar to modern version
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Chattanooga churches, organization coordinate response to impending food aid lapse
As many as 60 Chattanooga area churches, alongside other community organizations, attended a Zoom meeting in anticipation of an increased need for food assistance as federal food aid benefits are set to lapse Saturday amid the ongoing government shutdown.
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Voting begins on strike authorization at Volkswagen Chattanooga
Josh Epperson, a 13-year employee at Volkswagen Chattanooga, remembers going to Waffle House with a friend at 4 a.m. to drown his sorrows in an omelet after a 2019 vote to join the United Auto Workers union fell short.
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Marsha Blackburn supports stopgap food assistance funding
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., expressed support Monday for a GOP-sponsored bill that would ensure funding for food assistance threatened by the government shutdown.
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Residents weigh in on McDonald Farm-Enterprise South deal’s potential impact
The land behind Renee Eldridge's Ooltewah home was brown when she first moved into the third and last house on her street decades ago.
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Corker says leaders are accepting mediocrity
The Chattanooga area lacks the bold vision and collective leadership that sparked the city's renaissance, former Republican Sen. and Chattanooga Mayor Bob Corker told a packed house at the Tennessee Aquarium last week.
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Former Hixson Rep. Robin Smith sentenced to 8 months in federal prison for role in corruption conspiracy
Former state Rep. Robin Smith, R-Hixson, was sentenced Friday to eight months in federal prison for her role in a corruption conspiracy described as a scheme to steal from Tennessee and its citizens through the General Assembly's taxpayer-funded constituent mail program.
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Unlike Trump, most who seek money for official misconduct face long odds
George Retes Jr., an American citizen and Army veteran who says he was brutally mistreated by federal agents when he was detained in a California immigration raid in July, wants to sue the federal government.
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Chattajack 31 paddling race brings touch of Polynesia to the South
Come Saturday, a sight rarely seen east of California will come into view as the morning fog lifts off the Tennessee River at Ross's Landing.
