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Georgia congressman proposes tightening federal insanity defense after Clancy trial (opens the original)
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, Ga. — A Georgia lawmaker is proposing a new bill in reaction to the Lindsay Clancy trial. Congressman Clay Fuller is putting forward legislation that would make it harder to plead not guilty by reason of insanity in a federal case. Lindsay Clancy's high-profile trial ended in a mistrial last week. The Massachusetts mother is accused of killing her three children back in 2023. Clancy's lawyers argue she should not be held criminally responsible for the murders because she was in
Would you ride a bus without a driver? Chattanooga riders weigh in on CARTA's $25M rollout (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump honors first responders and officials in commemoration of 25 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Self-driving shuttles are coming to downtown Chattanooga. Although, there will always be an operator on board. But there's another question to answer before CARTA puts passengers aboard: A day after CARTA officially rolled out a $25 million federal grant to begin replacing its aging downtown shuttle fleet with autonomous vehicles, we talked with potential riders and with a
Cleveland funeral home owner files state complaint over conditions at 2 Bradley cemeteries (opens the original)
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BRADLEY COUNTY, Tenn. — Complaints about conditions at Cleveland cemeteries have surfaced for years. Now, the owner of a local funeral home is taking his concerns directly to the state, and we're working to find out just how many other formal complaints have been filed against the same cemeteries. Ralph Buckner, owner of Buckner & Fike Funeral Home, filed a formal complaint with the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance against Sunset Memorial Gardens and Hillcrest Memorial Gardens. (Re
Bradley County residents frustrated by lack of answers on $11.3B Project River (opens the original)
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BRADLEY COUNTY, Tenn. — Water, electricity, and noise are at the center of a growing debate in Bradley County over a proposed development that developers say could bring long-term jobs but that many residents say they do not want in their community. The proposed project is an $11.3 billion development being led by the Wright Brothers construction company. Lukas Assayler, president of Wright Industrial Group, said the company is still working through key details about what the project will ultima
Hamilton Co. voters push for ballot choice after Jill Black resigns from school board seat (opens the original)
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Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Hamilton County’s District 11 voters are waiting to learn whether they will get to vote for their next school board representative at the ballot box, after Jill Black resigned from her seat earlier this month. While commissioners are divided on who should have the ultimate say in filling the seat, it's clear from the community members we spoke with that
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