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Sgt. Thurman and “Duke” Featured on August First Responder

Property Reassessment in Walker Co. Ordered by the State

County May Allow Consumption of Beer and Wine in Parks–Under Special Conditions

Bradley County

Sen. Corker Welcomes New Manufacturer; Comments on Presidential Race

City of Chattanooga

Expect Detours on South Broad as Waste Water Pipes are Replaced

Sheriff’s Department Launches “Look Before You Lock” Campaign

Suspect Leads Police on a Wild Chase in Ooltewah; Police Fire at Him Three Times

Organizers of the July 16 Run/Walk Say the Event Raised $15,000 for “Fallen Five” Permanent Memorial

UTC Professor is Co-Author of Study on America’s Sedentary Lifestyle

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Master Plan Shows Future Development of Wheland Foundry and U.S. Pipe Property

Tennessee Top Law Enforcement Leaders Applaud Hamilton Co. Highway Patrol

Hamilton Co. Democrats Urge Statewide Unity, GOP Leaders Point To Sanders’ Supporters in Philadelphia

Chattanooga Firefighters Fight the Heat

Two Arrested After Officers Chase a Stolen Vehicle into Georgia

Football Practice in the Heat

Football Practice in Hot Weather

Listen to the Doctor: High Temperatures Can Be Danger

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Catoosa Sheriff’s Deputies Get Specialized Training from New Simulator

Chickamauga Lock Down for “De-Watering” Inspection

Police Search for Suspects in Robbery—Stolen Truck Owner Upset

Chattanooga Police Sergeant Named “First Responder of the Month”

Police Sergeant Dennis Pedigo Named “First Responder of the Month”

Chattanoogans Protest Peacefully After Black Men Shot and Five Dallas Officers Killed

Dallas Violence And Controversial Police Killings Don’t Deter Police Cadets

Reported Credit Union robbery

Legal Challenges Filed Against “Injunctions and Safety Zones” to Control Gang Activity

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D.A. Neal Pinkston Moves Ahead With Plan to Create “Safety Zones” in Gang Neighborhoods

US Xpress Launches Jobs Program for Reserve and Former Active Duty Military

Tennessee Grocery Stores Can Now Lawfully Sell Wine to Anyone Over 21

One Year Later, FBI Says Investigation into Jihadist Attack on Marines/Sailor is Still Open

Hamilton County Commission Passes $679.6M Budget–No Tax Increase

Crematory Operator Brent Marsh Released from Georgia Prison After 12 Years

Polk County’s Rick Tyler Calls a News Conference

Chattanooga Will Be One of the First Cities With Electric Vehicles for Short term Rental

Governor Haslam Hesitates to Endorse Donald Trump

Councilman Chris Anderson on His Reaction to the Orlando Night Club Shootings

Chattanooga Firefighter Who Saved a Baby and Mother is First Responder of the Month

Maj. Gen. Bill Raines Remembers D-Day

Operation Pharmacy Tech

Experts Say Users of Fentanyl Frequently Don’t Know How Dangerous the Narcotic Really Is

Citizen’s Safety Coalition Pushes For More Community Involvement

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Mayor and Police Shaken by Brutal Murder of Prospective Witness

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Officers Arrest Almost as Many Drug Users as DUI’s Over the Memorial Day Weekend

Memorial Day at National Cemetery Draws Record Crowd

Boating Season Is Underway. TWRA Wants To Make Sure You Know The Safety Rules.

What’s Next for Walker County? Commissioner Candidates Sound Off

Investigators Wait for Medical Examiner’s Report in Murder-Suicide

Deputy Who Helped Rescue Fallen Comrade Named “Respect for Law Officer” of the Year

Investiture for Travis McDonough as Newest U.S. District Judge for Eastern Tennessee

More Resistance to the Obama Administration’s “Bathroom” Rules

2016 Law Enforcement Memorial

EMS Captain John Miller Named By News 12 as “First Responder of the Month”

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