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Residents debate proposed Bradley County first responder pay

CLEVELAND, Tenn. (WDEF)- Bradley County residents are sounding off over a potential tax increase to support an increase in first responder pay. They made their cases to the Bradley County Commission Monday. This is following a recommendation by the commission’s finance committee to fund a 15 percent increase in pay...
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Suspected killer of Collegedale man told friend the victim was a rapist

UPDATE: An affidavit shows Collegedale police have been building a murder case for weeks. Last week, they charged Kian Neal with the murder of Robert Locke. Police say Neal told a friend that the victim was a rapist. Locke is on the sex offender registry for a child molestation case...
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Dade County Area Among Georgia’s Lowest Gas Price Markets

Drivers in Dade County are benefiting from some of the lowest gas prices in Georgia as fuel costs continue to trend downward across the state, according to the latest report from AAA – The Auto Club Group. The Dade County area is currently averaging $3.57 per gallon for regular...
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Walker and Catoosa County Drivers Enjoy Some of Georgia’s Lowest Gas Prices

Drivers in Walker and Catoosa counties are seeing some of the lowest gas prices in Georgia as fuel costs continue to decline statewide, according to the latest report from AAA – The Auto Club Group. The Catoosa-Walker market is currently averaging $3.57 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline, making...
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Food City employee named Tennessee’s Best Bagger

(WCYB) — A Food City employee has been crowned Tennessee's Best Bagger. Food City announced the honor Monday for William Carder. Carder won the competition in Chattanooga on June 4. His prize was $2,000 in scholarships. According to the Tennessee Grocers' & Convenience store Association, Carder is eligible to...
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Hundreds of prominent international media calling Chattanooga home for the summer

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — With the Spanish National team training at Baylor and staying at the Embassy Suites downtown, it's not just high-profile footballers who are calling the Scenic City their home for the summer. Hundreds of prominent media members from all over the globe are here covering the team.
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Community comes together for Hamilton County’s Stars and Stripes Celebration

COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. (WDEF) – Community members gathered at the Collegedale Commons for Hamilton County’s Stars and Stripes celebration. Families, veterans, elected officials, and residents from across the area came together to celebrate America’s history and look ahead to the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary. Many at
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ERPD Arrests June 10-14

According to booking reports from the Hamilton County Jail, the following people were arrested by the East Ridge Police Department from June 10-14. An arrest does not mean that a person has been convicted of a crime. All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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Hawk injured in Chattanooga storms

Chattanooga Fire shared photos of an injured hawk after storms pounded the region.
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Strong Winds Cause Downed Trees, Power Outages Across Chickamauga

Strong straight-line winds moved through Chickamauga, bringing down trees in several areas of the city and causing multiple power outages. City officials reported that the winds resulted in fallen trees and limbs across portions of Chickamauga, leading to disruptions in electrical service for numerous residents and bus

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