Rosana Hughes
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Chattanooga, TN, United States
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Twitter suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene over misleading Covid-19 vaccine tweet
The Republican congresswoman's latest tweet comes less than a month after the platform suspended her account for 12 hours following another misleading claim about the virus. → Read More
Arkansas judge temporarily blocks law banning mask mandates
One of the school districts suing the state has more than 800 staff and students in quarantine due to a Covid-19 outbreak. → Read More
Spanish cave art created by Neanderthals, study finds
New research suggests Neanderthals, not modern humans, were the first artists. → Read More
US to retry former Tennessee professor on charges of lying about ties to China
The case ended in a mistrial last month after federal prosecutors failed to convince a jury that the former professor hid a connection to a Chinese university. → Read More
Tennessee resumes vaccine outreach to minors after pushback from Republicans
The head of the state health department said the agency had only paused efforts to get minors vaccinated so it could reassess marketing materials to make sure they were directed at parents. → Read More
Chattanooga woman arrested in March 31 shooting on Tunnel Boulevard
A Chattanooga woman was arrested Friday in connection with a March 31 shooting that left two women injured. → Read More
Sewanee community rattled by 'vile racial epithets' hurled at visiting lacrosse team
Just over a month after the University of the South's first Black vice chancellor revealed he'd endured repeated attacks and vandalism at his campus home since he became the school's leader last year, a small group of students hurled "the most vile racial epithets" at a visiting lacrosse team during a match over the weekend. → Read More
Chattanooga police arrest man they say was paid to kill another man last summer
Chattanooga police have arrested a man who they say was paid to kill 31-year-old Quintez Bulloch in July. → Read More
Chattanooga police identify man shot after car crash, foot pursuit
Authorities have identified the man shot to death by Chattanooga police on Friday evening following a vehicle crash in the 4000 block of Shallowford Road. → Read More
LIVE: Updates from news conference on Meigs County bus crash
All children who were taken to Erlanger hospital are now in stable condition following a Meigs County school bus crash that left two dead Tuesday evening. → Read More
Hamilton County sheriff discharged from hospital after COVID-19 treatment
Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond has been discharged from the hospital following treatment for COVID-19 symptoms. → Read More
Chattanooga auto thefts soar amid COVID-19 pandemic
Chattanooga has seen an 85% increase in motor vehicle theft this year, a trend that mirrors that of many other cities as the COVID-19 pandemic crept into communities and altered life — and crime. → Read More
Man convicted in 2013 Chattanooga slaying to get new trial
A man convicted in 2016 of first-degree murder will get a new trial, this time for second-degree murder, the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals ruled last week. → Read More
LIVE: Chattanooga readies for potential third night of protests
Businesses across Chattanooga were closed Monday evening as threats of potential violence and vandalism spread after two nights of protest and unrest that saw arrests of more than 20 people in the city. → Read More
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama vary in approaches to enforcing stay-home orders amid COVID-19 pandemic
A majority of states have issued stay-at-home orders amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. But how are they planning to enforce the orders? → Read More
No injuries after CARTA bus catches fire in downtown Chattanooga
A CARTA bus caught fire Friday afternoon in downtown Chattanooga. → Read More
Hamilton County courts, some police taking precautions in effort to prevent COVID-19 outbreak in jails
As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises across the country, local courts and some law enforcement agencies are taking precautions to prevent further spread within jails, and jail officials insist they have the ability to contain an outbreak. → Read More
National NAACP office ousts local chapter president for alleged political action violations
The national office of the NAACP has ousted and suspended the membership of local chapter president Elenora Woods. → Read More
Dog dies after being attacked in Bradley County dog fight
A dog injured in a dog fight over the weekend has died, McKamey Animal Center confirmed Monday morning. → Read More
Charges against man accused of killing Ooltewah hairdresser sent to grand jury
General Sessions Court Judge Lila Statom sent the first-degree murder charge against Sanel Durakovic, the man accused of the killing Ooltewah hairdresser Patrick Godwin, to the grand jury Thursday morning. → Read More