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Chattanooga Police Department uses zero FLOCK cameras: how they regulate the use of automatic license plate readers (opens the original)
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Chief of Police John Chambers says they do not use FLOCK cameras at all. They use cameras produced by Motorola. During Tuesdayâs Chattanooga City Council meeting, the Chattanooga Police Department presented its use of automatic license plate readers. Chief of Police John Chambers says they do not use FLOCK cameras at all. They use cameras produced by Motorola. Right now, there are 41 Motorola license plate reader cameras around the City of Chattanooga. He says they are vastly different from FL
Chattanooga Theater Center pays tribute to 9/11 with the opening night of Come From Away (opens the original)
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On the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks, the Chattanooga Theater Center holds the opening night of its production of Come From Away. On the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks, the Chattanooga Theater Center holds the opening night of its production of Come From Away. Come From Away tells the story of the 7,000 passengers whose planes were rerouted to Gander, Newfoundland, during the 9/11 attacks. The air passengers were left in the dark, unsure of what was hap
Outdoorsmen could see a 29% fee increase on hunting and fishing licenses next year (opens the original)
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The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously approved the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agencyâs 2027-2028 operational budget. With this, the commission approved fee increases of up to 29% for licenses, shooting ranges, and hunter education centers. The Residential Annual Hunting and Fishing License would increase from $33 to $42. The Sportsman License fee would increase from $165 to $189. Along with the price increase, TWRA proposed changing the license and permit structure. They say
Unsolved East Brainerd double homicide from 2003: victim’s daughter asks for public's help (opens the original)
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In 2003, Angela Fuss and Michael Robinson were murdered in their apartment above Doge City Liquors in East Brainerd. In 2003, Angela Fuss and Michael Robinson were murdered in their apartment above Dodge City Liquors in East Brainerd. Autopsies show multiple stab and gunshot wounds on the victims. 23 years later, the case remains unsolved. Angela Fussâs daughter, Tiffany Morrison, now asks for the publicâs help to bring light to her motherâs case. Morrison was just 14 years old when her mo
UPDATE: Tyner, Red Bank face off Friday: recap of rules put in place since last year’s heated rivalry (opens the original)
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High school football games look different in Hamilton County than they did the last time Tyner Middle High Academy and Red Bank High School faced off on the gridiron. UPDATE: Friday night, Tyner Middle High Academy and Red Bank High School met on the field for the first time since several fights broke out last year, two teenagers were arrested and police found a loaded clip for a 9mm gun in the parking lot. Since then, Tyner and Hamilton County Schools have implemented safety protocols for all s
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