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Sticky Fingers in Chattanooga closes amid bankruptcy
'Downtown is dying,’ executive says, but official says it's 'increasingly vibrant'
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Chattanooga’s WTCI PBS station hit with $900,000 budget cut after Senate vote
Chattanooga's local PBS affiliate, WTCI, says it will lose more than $900,000 after an early-morning Senate vote Thursday rescinded previously approved funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and global aid programs.
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Senate passes $9 billion in spending cuts to public broadcasting, foreign aid requested by Trump
The Senate has passed Donald Trump's request to cancel about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting spending, moving forward on one of the president's top priorities despite concerns from several Republican senators.
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Trump White House demanded TVA CEO’s resignation after musician John Rich opposed project
Utility board declined ouster, saying Moul is on board for president’s energy agenda
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Chattanooga weighs property tax increase after wealth growth
Chattanooga city staffers mentioned historic property value increases Tuesday as they discussed with the City Council a property tax rate hike that would enable fire and police raises.
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Happy Valley Farm held up as example for agritourism at McDonald Farm
As Hamilton County continues to mull over the potential uses of McDonald Farm, members of a citizens' advisory committee formed to help guide the property's future continue to advocate for maintaining its agricultural heritage.
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Four Hamilton County veterans navigating new treatment court
Hamilton County is home to between 25,000 and 27,000 veterans, so a growing treatment court fills a need for those who served our country and now find themselves in the criminal justice system, Judge Boyd Patterson said.
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100 years after Scopes, debate over church, state continues
The Scopes trial drew national attention to the concept of separation of church and state, and while 100 years has passed, Americans continue to debate: What role should religion play, if any, in public education, policy and politics?
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TVA could get approval for nuclear reactor in 2026
Federal regulator speeds up process after Trump order
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Yes, deadly floods are possible in Chattanooga
When Hurricane Helene weakened to a tropical storm that stalled over the mountains of western North Carolina in September, floodwaters poured into Tennessee, killing 18 people in the Volunteer State.