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Demonte Bolden has 20 minutes of his life for which he can’t account.
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An argument between friends has left one man in the Rhea County Jail and another dead.
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When Will Adams was a junior at Cleveland High School he missed more than a month of school, sitting in a quiet, dark room at his house because of migraines brought on by concussions he sustained playing football. Adams not only returned the following fall to play his senior season, but he now plays for the Tennessee Crush minor league team.
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Chattanooga could be fined as early as next spring for not living up to the standards of its water quality permit, a Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation official said Thursday.
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The developer trying to build a senior living development on Lookout Mountain, Ga., has decided to look elsewhere.
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For the first time since the Tennessee Valley Authority revamped its top management about three years ago, the federal utility didn’t give pay raises or performance bonuses to its top managers this year.
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CALHOUN, Ga. — Members of the Northwest Georgia Regional Water Resources Partnership say it has a unique role — to conduct studies and help implement needed changes where water’s concerned.
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. — An online newsletter that follows energy financial issues says Wacker Chemical is holding back on startup of its $1 billion Bradley County polycrystalline silicon factory.
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DALTON, Ga. -- Armed with a dozen copies of her resume, Maria Salaices went to work searching for work at the North Georgia Career Expo and Job Fair.
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Though a Chattanooga man will spend almost 25 years in federal prison for running one of the largest consumer fraud cases in Tennessee’s history, many of those conned still believe in his ability to return their money.
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. -- The U.S. Highway 64 rock slide is both a Christmas Grinch and a Santa.
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The Hamilton County Board of Education rejected an application for an elementary charter school Thursday night because board members said they were concerned Adira Academy did not have a good business or education plan.
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At Southern Adventist University, where yearlong student mission trips are common, the news of one student's death in Micronesia cast a cloud of grief over the Collegedale campus.
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Bonita Johnson said she has lived at the Fairmount Avenue Apartments for more than 30 years, raised her three children there and wants an opportunity to return.
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The introduction of the U.S. Senate's health reform bill Wednesday left local doctors and health care professionals with mixed reactions and many questions.
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