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Cars, catalytic converters stolen from Chattanooga police lot
A Chattanooga man faces 31 charges of auto burglary after reportedly stealing cars and catalytic converters from the police department's confiscation lot, according to court filings.
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Vols rout Southern Miss, set homer record while winning regional
Tears of joy for Tennessee. Tears of sorrow for Southern Mississippi.
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Yearling male black bears on the move, looking for territory and food
Sightings increase with reports in Hixson and Soddy-Daisy
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Chattanooga-area politicians react to Trump verdict; unconcerned about fundraising
The political fallout of former President Donald Trump's conviction Thursday is yet to be seen, but some observers say it could damage the fundraising efforts of down-ballot GOP party members.
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Chattanooga Lookouts won’t be playing ball in new stadium until 2026, officials say
The Chattanooga Lookouts are now probably eyeing 2026 before baseball begins in their planned new South Broad District ballpark, officials said Thursday.
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Catoosa County Library is going fine-free to increase access
Most Catoosa County Library users will see their accounts cleared of fines July 1, and the library will not charge late fees for most items in the future, Catoosa County announced Wednesday.
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Restaurant Scene: Louisiana’s crawfish shortage won’t stop Champy’s
I thought, naively, the same thing as one of my colleagues: "I didn't know a crawfish shortage was possible!"
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Tennessee’s bond laws tightens as Hamilton County advocates push for increases in pre-trial release from jail
More individuals accused of crimes in Tennessee may be held on bail rather than released on their own recognizance under a new law, just as Hamilton County advocates push for an increase in pre-trial releases from jail.
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Chattanooga area Methodists mull splitting after conference actions on LGBTQ+ matters
In recent years, the United Methodist pastor, Nathan Malone, has encouraged his church to model what it looks like for different people to sit at the same table. He believes division creates weakness.
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Southern Baptist criminal case raises uneasy question for feds: Is this all you got?
When the Southern Baptist Convention, already reeling from a report on sexual abuse cover-ups, announced in 2022 it was facing a Justice Department probe, many envisioned a sprawling investigation that would shine a harsh but ultimately cleansing light on decades of poor leadership — forcing, in turn, a fresh culture of accountability.
