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Police, courts, clergy and students agree that Chattanooga has a gang problem.
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The state likely will get involved at Howard School of Academics and Technology in one of four ways, and local administrators soon will present their top two choices.
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SUMMERVILLE, Ga. -- They say money can't buy happiness, but Chattooga County hopes it can buy Paradise.
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ATLANTA — Georgia’s top lawyer says the state must hand over $18 million in disputed sales tax revenue to local governments in the midst of a crippling state budget crunch.
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U.S. Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn.., said Wednesday he believes Senate negotiators are close to a bipartisan agreement over a new set of financial industry regulations.
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Since 80-year-old John Hicks broke his hip in December, he's spent three weeks hospitalized on and off at Hamilton Medical Center in Dalton, Ga., and he hasn't received too many visitors.
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Fort Oglethorpe Mayor Ronnie Cobb will meet with Catoosa County's contractor today to see what can be done to speed up groundwork so Costco Wholesale can open in mid-August instead of September.
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ATLANTA -- The Georgia Legislature on Wednesday passed Gov. Sonny Perdue's plan to encourage conservation and renewal of state water supplies.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama is getting closer to being the 20th state to impose some form of ban on text messaging while driving.
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When Hamilton County Commissioner Curtis Adams starts work as city manager in Crossville, Tenn., he could leave District 8 constituents without representation for about three months.
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Hamilton County's distinction as one of only two Tennessee counties with the top bond rating from Standard & Poor's Ratings Services paid off Wednesday.
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KNOXVILLE — A federal magistrate handling dozens of lawsuits that seek damages from the Tennessee Valley Authority’s coal ash spill has extended deadlines for some court filings.
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Breast cancer
Dr. Larry Schlabach, gynecological oncologist with University Oncology and Hematology Associates, will be the speaker at 6 p.m. March 18 at the Breast Cancer Educational Series, presented by Breast Cancer Network of Strength.
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DALTON, Ga. — Higher-education tuition increases resulting from state funding cuts could help college revenues but strain students’ wallets, officials and students say.
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Local 911 districts will receive more than $4 million this year from the state Emergency Communications Board.
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