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Hamilton County Schools evaluating processess after new federal DEI guidance threatens funding
Hamilton County Schools' legal team said it would ensure the district is in compliance after the Trump administration warned that educational institutions using "race-based decision-making" risked losing federal funding.
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Chattanooga companies brace for Trump’s tariff plan; economist says costs will increase
Softwood lumber and gypsum, a mineral used for drywall, are two major construction materials the U.S. imports from Mexico and Canada — a pair of trading partners that President Donald Trump may slap with tariffs in the next couple of weeks.
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Hamilton County mayor tells staff there’s no plan for layoffs despite ‘DOGE-inspired’ task force
Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp reassured all county workers in an email this week that his creation of a "DOGE-inspired" task force does not mean county government is planning layoffs.
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Chattanooga area unions defend federal employees in response to Elon Musk’s efficiency effort
In response to Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, labor councils from Chattanooga, Knoxville-Oak Ridge and North Alabama came together Wednesday at a Chattanooga Iron Workers Hall to take part in the national Save Our Services Day of Action.
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Manufacturing strength seen as boon for Chattanooga-area economy
Oftentimes, the United States economy is like a riddle.
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WATCH: Hundreds rally in Miller Park for second protest against Musk, Trump
Hundreds held signs protesting businessman Elon Musk and President Donald Trump's administration at Miller Park as the sun set on Presidents' Day, their hands pink from the cold air.
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Chattanooga senator opposes immigration policy, says others are afraid to do so
A Republican state senator from Chattanooga has distanced himself from the positions of his GOP peers on certain immigration policies, insinuating others are afraid to do the same out of fear that they will be primaried — and labeled a Republican in name only — when up for reelection.
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A century ago, Chattanooga’s municipal organist debuted the $50,000 instrument inside Memorial Auditorium
It's Feb. 12, 1925. Noted psychoanalyst Gertrude Steele Chambers has reached the end of her series of nine lectures on the subject of "The New Psychology — the Hope of the World." An announcement in that day's newspaper informed the public that, "in deference to the wishes of a large number of her students," Chambers would start her last lecture early, so it would conclude in time for that night's main event.
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Guard at Chattanooga nightclub returns fire on gunman shooting into crowd
A security guard for a nightclub on Glass Street returned fire at a gunman who shot into a crowd of patrons who were in the club's parking lot, injuring the shooter.
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Trump’s remarks on Canada becoming the 51st state raise a lot of questions
esident Donald Trump has repeatedly said Canada should be the 51st U.S. state as he proposes to erase the 5,525-mile-long border that separates the two countries.
