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Chattanooga businesses to hold 'revenue strike' Tuesday, calling for police budget changes A group of Chattanooga businesses say they have plans to go on a 'revenue strike' on Tuesday. (Scroll down to see the full list). They say they are closing their doors to send a strong message about restructuring the Chattanooga Police Department's budget. They say they're refusing to collect sales....

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De Blasio urges 'nationalization' of key industries, calls coronavirus outbreak a 'war-like situation' New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is arguing that the best way to tackle the coronavirus outbreak is for the federal government to take over critical private companies in the medical field and have them running 24 hours a day.

"It should have been our local hospitals and Hamilton County Health Department last week who pioneered drive-through COVID-19 testing processes like those initiated weeks and days ago in foreign countries and other states.

Instead, only the Galen Medical Group — the largest independent medical practice in Chattanooga"

Sohn: COVID-19 demands Chattanooga area hospitals ditch the 'take two aspirin and call me later' approach to testing It's too bad our local, state and federal health officials — and president — can't figure out how to act on the threats of coronavirus as quickly as Tennessee Attorney Gen. Herbert Slatery.

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Cops Yank 71-year-old Man out of Home in Bathrobe, Sending him Hurling to Ground It was a false call and Kentucky cops then lied to a supervisor about why they resorted to such aggressive tactics.

Media Release - COVID-19 | Pandemic | Public Health Across the United States, COVID-19 testing supplies are being rationed, resulting inpatients being refused testing or experiencing long delays for test results. The result is thatwe have a diminished understanding of the extent and characteristics of the currentpandemic, an impaired ability to slow....

Gardenhire moves bill subjecting local government workers to $500 fines for destroying requested public records Local government officials who destroy public records that have been formally requested by news organizations or others could be slapped with a $500 fine per occurrence under a bill arising from a local controversy involving Hamilton County Attorney Rheubin Taylor's office.

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