Meg Doyle
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 21
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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First responders train at first Southeast Swiftwater Rescue Conference on the Ocoee River (opens the original)
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60 firefighters from 10 agencies across the region put their water rescue skills to the test this week for the first Southeastern Swiftwater Rescue Conference on the Ocoee River. Crews rotated through hands-on exercises, including raft navigation and live bait rescues. They also practiced more complex operations like highline rope rescues and pinned raft recovery. The training even included a submerged vehicle to help first responders prepare for real-world water emergencies. Battalion Chief Chr
Volunteers remove hundreds of pounds of litter from Spring Creek in East Ridge (opens the original)
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EAST RIDGE, Tenn. — Volunteers in East Ridge are getting their hands dirty to keep trash out of the Tennessee River, clearing hundreds of pounds of litter from a creek and showing how small efforts can make a big difference. Volunteers with NewsChannel 9, TVFCU and WaterWays gathered at Spring Creek in East Ridge for a Clean Currents cleanup focused on removing trash from a litter boom. The boom acts as a barrier, catching floating debris before it can travel farther downstream into larger water
Hamilton County EMS offers free first aid and CPR training in Chattanooga (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — When an emergency happens, every second matters, and sometimes the first person who can help is not a paramedic or firefighter, it could be you. Hamilton County EMS is offering a free community training course designed to teach residents lifesaving skills to use before first responders arrive. The “First on the Scene” course will cover how to call 911, communicate with emergency dispatchers, safely move patients, perform hands-only CPR, use an AED, administer naloxone and epinephri
Step up for heart health: Chattanooga Heart Walk set for Oct. 3 (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA — It’s a walk with a purpose, bringing the Chattanooga community together to raise awareness about heart disease and stroke, support lifesaving research and encourage healthier habits. The American Heart Association’s Tennessee Valley Heart Walk is set for Oct. 3 at Chattanooga State Community College, where participants can honor survivors while learning ways to protect their own heart health. Step up for heart health: Chattanooga Heart Walk set for Oct. 3 The event will also offer
Christa Pike's attorney: Woman facing execution is 'not at all' who she was at 18 (opens the original)
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Christa Pike was 18 when she committed the murder that put her on Tennessee's death row. And with Pike scheduled to die Sept. 30, an attorney who has represented her for 14 years argues the person Tennessee plans to execute is fundamentally different from the teenager sentenced to death three decades ago. "Christa Pike at age 50 is not at all Christa Pike at age 18," Assistant Federal Defender Stephen Ferrell told NewsChannel 9. Pike was convicted in the 1995 killing of 19-year-old Colleen Slemm
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