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A city’s fine for a profane yard sign about Biden and Trump was unconstitutional, judge rules
A federal judge has ruled that a Tennessee woman has a constitutional right to post a yard sign with profane language condemning both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.
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Restaurant Scene: Get ready for Chattanooga Taco Week
In my humble opinion, every week in Chattanooga could be (or should be) "taco week."
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State spending $350 million to bolster Liberty Bowl and FedEx Forum in Memphis
Head over heels for big-time sports, Tennessee is pouring hundreds of millions into stadium projects in an effort to lure big events and improve the game-day experience for fans, including those attending Liberty Bowl and FedEx Forum games in Memphis.
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Is college worth it? Poll finds only 36% of Americans have confidence in higher education
Americans are increasingly skeptical about the value and cost of college, with most saying they feel the U.S. higher education system is headed in the "wrong direction," according to a new poll.
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Hamilton County plans for next merger of three elementary schools to go better than the last one
When Sara Southard started teaching at Harrison Elementary in 2015, one of the first things people told her was that the school was getting a new building.
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Analysis: Earmarks in House spending bills increase over last year’s versions
Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, step aside: there's a new champion House earmarker, and it's Kentucky Republican James R. Comer, the powerful Oversight and Accountability panel chair.
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Hamilton County commissioner offers compromise on short-term vacation rental rules
Commissioner Lee Helton, R-East Brainerd, is presenting a compromise to his colleagues that would prohibit short-term vacation rentals on residential properties smaller than 1 acre and agricultural land smaller than 2 acres in unincorporated Hamilton County.
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Local preservations release dozens of hellbender salamanders back into the wild
An aquatic creature the size of a human forearm lurks in the creeks of the Cherokee National Forest — a living fossil whose frame has remained largely unchanged over the past million years.
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In this Chattanooga neighborhood, mailboxes salute the Fourth of July
If it looks like Uncle Sam's suit exploded in the Horse Creek Farms phase two development at the foot of Signal Mountain, that's by design.
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Fourth of July holiday travel expected to hit new record high
With a few days off of work this week, Joe and Kim Red made the 285-mile trip from their home in Red Banks, Mississippi, this week to enjoy some of Chattanooga's most popular tourism attractions.
