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Truck found submerged in a pond with an unresponsive driver (opens the original)
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Hamilton County, TENN — A truck was found submerged in a pond with an unresponsive driver this morning in Hamilton County. At 9 AM, the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a vehicle crash in the 11000 block of Birchwood Pike. According to a news release from the HCSO, deputies arrived to find the white Dodge Ram partially submerged in a pond near Chicamauga Lake. Deputies removed the unresponsive driver, and EMS began medical attention. EMS pronounced the driver dead at the
Driver involved in I-24 crash hit by vehicle trying to pass scene, CPD says (opens the original)
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Chattanooga, TENN. — A man was struck and thrown by a vehicle Friday evening in Chattanooga after a two-car collision turned into three. According to the Chattanooga Police Department, at around 7:22 PM, two vehicles crashed into each other on I-24 westbound near mile marker 179. The two vehicles pulled onto the right shoulder, causing traffic to come to a stop. A third vehicle was traveling westbound on I-24 when it approached the stopped traffic. Instead of joining the traffic, it proceeded on
City of Red Bank to stop collecting garbage from non-city issued trash cans (opens the original)
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RED BANK, Tenn. — Starting Monday, City of Red Bank Public Works staff will no longer collect garbage from trash cans that aren't issued by the City. In a Facebook post, the city says trash collection will stop this Monday, and staff will put notices on non-city trash cans. The post urges residents to check their trash cans to avoid garbage collection interruptions. Community members can ask for a City-issued trash can through the Red Bank website or by calling Red Bank City Hall.
Hamilton County's largest inclusive park celebrates grand opening Saturday (opens the original)
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — The largest fully accessible play space in Hamilton County opened Saturday at Jack Benson Heritage Park in East Brainerd. Before the COVID pandemic hit, Chattanooga Fire Department Captain Skyler Philips had a dream of an all-inclusive playground for his son Noah, who is on the autism spectrum. The pandemic and other construction hurdles got in the way, but Captain Phillips didn't quit. The nearly 17,000-square-foot, $2.5 million Harvest Inclusive Park opened Saturday wi
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