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A graphic showing the questions that need to be answers about whether betting markets are legal. These include who the betting operator is, is the bet itself authorized, is the betting contract allowed, and what government authority oversees the the betting activity. The graphic is courtesy of tradersunion.com.

Prediction market regulation: How TN and other states push back on betting sites like Kalshi and Polymarket


By Jayden Parente, Statehouse Reporting Project

November 9, 2026
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Booming prediction markets are facing significant scrutiny from states, where legislators are eyeing local regulation, issues of morality and lost state revenue. State lawmakers have proposed 50 bills in 14 states centered on regulating wagering apps like Kalshi and Polymarket. These successful sites let users bet against each other on anything from the Rotten Tomatoes…

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The graphic shows that a majority of gubernatorial candidates across the country support state legislation regulating data centers. In this graphic, the red colored people symbols are Republican gubernatorial candidates and the blue people symbols are the Democratic candidates.

Data center debate impacts governor’s races nationwide


By Maddie Carr, Statehouse Reporting Project

October 30, 2026
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More than half of candidates in governor’s races across the country in 2026 have aligned on one key issue in the contentious debate over data centers — there must be rules in place on how facilities consume energy. Some candidates from both major political parties are changing their public stances as the centers become more…

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Chattanooga area artist Jill Sattler's piece "Interstice." Photo by Grace Steele

The airport gallery behind baggage claim  


By Grace Steele

October 22, 2026
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Nestled away just inside the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport’s baggage claim on the wall closest to the exit is a small gallery of Chattanooga area artists’ paintings. Located in the CHA Art Space, the collection is curated by Chattanooga artist Carrie Pendergrass. “I had always been in different airports with different kinds of art displays and…

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Image of the slain soldiers from the July 16, 2015 terror attack on local military centers in Chattanooga.

Chattanooga grows its art community


By Grace Steele

October 1, 2026
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As the heart of Chattanooga’s cultural identity, the local arts scene is a powerful draw for creators looking to build sustainable careers.   Chattanooga, a city known for its natural beauty and local hot spots, is also a magnet that draws artists to the community. It offers a place where artists are celebrated for the…

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Increased population in the past five years brings more construction projects to Chattanooga. Photo by Jonathan Walker.

UT Chattanooga study indicates record population growth in Chattanooga


By Brandon Danley and Jonathan Walker

May 5, 2026
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN. – The population of the Chattanooga region grew more than double the national rate from 2020 to 2025, according to a report released by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. The Chattanooga, metropolitan area (including north Georgia near the state line) increased from a population of 563,291 in April 2020 to 594,530 on…

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