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Category: Georgia

Motorcyclist Killed in Hit-and-Run Crash at I-24/I-59 Split; Driver Sought

A Murfreesboro man was killed Saturday evening in a hit-and-run crash on I-24 west near the I-59 split in Dade County, Georgia, according to the Georgia State Patrol. Troopers responded to the scene just before 5 p.m. on June 6 after receiving reports of a motorcycle crash on westbound I-24 at the interchange with I-59 …

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A Summer Tradition Returns: Why Lake Winnie Still Feels Like Home After Generations of Memories

For many people across the Tennessee Valley, summer simply doesn’t feel complete without a trip to Lake Winnepesaukah — better known to generations of locals as simply “Lake Winnie.” And while it’s also easier to spell this way, so many of us can spell it perfectly thanks to the radio and TV commercials of the …

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Tennessee Officials Warn of Increased Tick Activity Following Warm, Wet Weather

Health officials across Tennessee are warning residents to take extra precautions against ticks this summer as warm temperatures and persistent wet weather create ideal conditions for increased tick activity across the region. The warning comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports emergency room visits related to tick bites are running higher than …

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TVA Considering New Rate Structure as AI Data Center Demand Surges Across Tennessee Valley

The Tennessee Valley Authority is considering changes to the way it charges large industrial customers as electricity demand from AI-driven data centers continues to grow across the region. According to reports, TVA officials recently informed local power companies that the utility is exploring new rate structures aimed at preventing everyday residential customers from absorbing the …

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TDOT’s I-24 Widening Project Near Chattanooga Sees Cost Jump of More Than $300 Million

A major Tennessee Department of Transportation project aimed at widening Interstate 24 between Dade County, Georgia and Chattanooga is now expected to cost hundreds of millions more than originally projected. The proposed project would widen roughly 10 miles of I-24 from Interstate 59 near the Georgia state line to the downtown Chattanooga area, expanding the …

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Missing Dade County Woman Found Safe After Weeks-Long Search

UPDATE: The Dade County Sheriff’s Office says a woman who had been missing since mid-April has been located. Authorities confirmed that 43-year-old Rebekah Jean Massey has been found after weeks of searching by family members, community volunteers, and law enforcement agencies. As we previously reported, the sheriff’s office originally announced Massey’s disappearance on May 9, …

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Missing Female in Dade County, GA

The Dade County Sheriff’s Department in Georgia is seeking assistance from the public to find Rebekah Jean Massey, 43 years old. Massey was last spotted around Trenton, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee on April 15th, 2026. She has long blonde hair, hazel eyes, stands about 5’7″, and weighs roughly 140 pounds. If you have seen her …

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Trenton, GA man receives 60 Years in Prision for Child Sexual Abuse

A Trenton, Georgia man has been sentenced to consecutive life terms after a jury convicted him of multiple child sexual abuse charges. According to the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney, 36-year-old Randall Dakota Wallin was found guilty following a three-day trial in Dade County. Charges include aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, and two …

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Glas Prices Rise again in Area States

According to AAA, the ongoing conflict in Iran has contributed to an increase in the average price of gasoline in Tennessee, which has reached $4 per gallon for the first time since 2022. As of Monday, May 4, the state’s average gas price stands at $4.03 per gallon, representing an 18-cent increase from the previous …

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Tennessee Senators Approves Bill to Protect Rising Costs caused by Data Centers

Tennessee senators approved a bill to protect consumers as data centers increase and electricity costs rise. Data center owners must pay for infrastructure upgrades supporting their facilities. Utilities can’t pass upgrade costs onto residential or commercial customers. Customers may file complaints against utilities violating the bill. Data centers may buy electricity from Tennessee-based independent producers. …

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