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Nearly $700K spent on Lundberg-Harshbarger primary
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) — New campaign finance reports show the District Four State Senate race between incumbent Jon Lundberg and challenger Bobby Harshbarger is setting up to be one of the most expensive state primaries in Tennessee history. Nearly $700,000 was spent on the race between the Republican candidates and political action committees supporting them. […]
Save money and experience a longer lasting clean with Zerorez
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — There are countless options when it comes to cleaning your home. However, Zerorez is here to assure you that they use non-toxic cleaners that achieve a longer lasting clean. There's no residue left behind, allowing your surfaces to stay cleaner for a longer time. They clean...
AUGUST 1, 2024 TENNESSEE ELECTION GUIDE
The August 1 election will be a general election/primary combination. Each county in Tennessee and some municipalities will hold a mid-term general election. Tennessee is also holding a state and federal primary for the November general election. SHELBY COUNTY GENERAL SESSIONS COURT CLERK Democrat Tami Sawyer and Republican Lisa Arnold are running for the only […]
Heartbroken Georgia father robbed of solace at daughter's grave during July 4th vigil
CATOOSA COUNTY, Ga. — Thieves have ruined a special moment for a Catoosa County dad who recently lost his daughter. Randall Ledford lost his daughter Courtney in a car crash in Ringgold this February. The Ledford family decorated Courtney's grave at Lakewood Memory Gardens South. Part of those decorations...
Man faces charges after shooting in East Ridge late Thursday morning
EAST RIDGE, Tenn. — A man faces charges after police say he shot a person late Thursday morning in East Ridge. A city spokeswoman says the incident happened a little after 11:30 a.m. on Boyd Street, which is just off of Ringgold Road. Arriving officers found a suspect, Marcus...
Riverfront Nights: Live music, delicious food and local vendors by the water
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Every Saturday until August 31st, head to the Riverfront Parkway for Riverfront nights. This is a FREE summer music series that highlights local bands, food trucks and vendors.
Head to the Chattanooga Zoo for the annual Q 'n Brew Event!
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The Chattanooga Zoo is hosting the ultimate cookout on July 13th!. The Q 'n Brew event will include BBQ from local restaurants, beer and wine, animal meet and greets, live music and even tortoise races!. You can buy tickets online today. Call: (423) 697-1322. Visit: 301...
Pet Placement Center: Highlighting Aggie and their upcoming fundraiser!
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The Pet Placement Center is gearing up for their biggest fundraising event of the year!. You can participate by purchasing tickets for just $1. You will then be entered into a raffle for the chance to win one of 50 prizes! The prizes have not yet been announced, but you can stay updated through their website.
Movies in the Park in Athens TN – Athens Movie Palace
We were joined by our friends with Junior Achievement and TVFCU to talk about their upcoming Movie Night to benefit Junior Achievement. Joi. We were joined by our friends with Junior Achievement and TVFCU to talk about their upcoming Movie Night to benefit Junior Achievement. Join us for a Christmas...
County commission fighting against Tennessee methadone clinic
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A methadone clinic could soon open up in Cookeville, but Putnam County commissioners are fighting against it. Commissioners said dozens of people have put up signs in their yards pushing back against the clinic in their community, but clinic leaders aren’t letting that stop them.
Tennessee Governor tours Maryville DENSO plant
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee toured DENSO Manufacturing’s facility on Middlesettlements Road Thursday, July 11, alongside local elected officials and members of the press. Company representatives walked him through the group’s production process and demonstrated technologies developed within the plant. Outside the factory floor, Lee said he valued DENSO’s effect on the local economy. Tennessee. He said, is starting to stand out in its skilled labor workforce. “The state with the...
Flies, gnats and pink growth: The worst Nashville restaurant inspections in June
Flies in the kitchen, warm salmon and unidentified pink growth on an ice machine were some of the violations that health inspections found at 14 low-scoring restaurants in June. Last month, the Tennessee Department of Health inspected more than 675 restaurants, food trucks and other food service kitchens in Davidson County. The median...
Ider police make arrest after uncovering theft ring
The Ider Police Department says Dayvion Davis, of Michigan, was arrested in connection to a string of thefts. On May 25, a local business in Ider notified police of a scam that had occurred resulting in just under $500 dollars being stolen using gift cards. On Tuesday, the scam was...
A city's fine for a profane yard sign about Biden and Trump was unconstitutional, judge rules
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judge has ruled that a Tennessee woman has a constitutional right to post a yard sign with profane language condemning both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Julie Pereira set up a sign in her front yard saying “F--- ’Em Both 2024” — except, uncensored. The city of Lakeland, a northeast suburb of Memphis, then fined Pereira hundreds of dollars for violating its regulation against obscene content on signs. She filed a lawsuit in June, saying she was so dissatisfied with both presidential candidates that she wanted a sign that “speaks simply and cogently for itself.” U.S. District Judge Mark Norris in Memphis ruled Tuesday that Pereira’s political sign is not obscene, and the city cannot lawfully regulate people’s points of view.
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