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UPDATE: Judge rules Councilwoman Coonrad lives inside her district after civil complaint

Coonrod testified she bought a home outside city limits with the intention to use it as a short-term vacation rental.

Opinion: Clint's Clips / Marriage revelation makes Coonrod case 'curiouser and curiouser'

As Alice said in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," things are getting "curiouser and curiouser."

Up to Hamilton County judge to release written opinion on Councilmember Demetrus Coonrod residence

Hamilton County Judge Michael Dumitru will release a written opinion after hearing witness testimony and reviewing evidence.

UPDATE: Councilwoman Coonrod responds to complaint, saying she lives in her district

City Auditor investigating Chattanooga City Council member's compliance of residency rules | Local News

City Auditor Stan Sewell says the investigation centers on whether Demetrus Coonrod lives in her city council district, or even within city limits.

Chattanooga City Council discusses term limits

Chattanooga councilwoman wants state to rethink penalties for simple marijuana possession

Chattanooga City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod, of Eastdale, is urging the governor to reconsider state penalties for simple possession of marijuana of up to half an ounce and is asking her colleagues to lend their support.

Opinion: Elections bill in Tennessee legislature would make future August ballot a voting bonanza

If the Tennessee House majority leader has his way this legislative session, county elections eventually will shift from May and August to August and November.

Chattanooga councilwoman suggests changes to city election schedule, term limits for members

A draft ordinance put forth by Chattanooga City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod, of Eastdale, this past week would move city elections to August, better aligning them with those held for federal and state offices, as well as establish term limits for members of the City Council.

TN Gov. Bill Lee will not consider state-level marijuana pardons

Pres. Joe Biden urged governors across the country to consider the move after he pardoned people federally convicted of the charge.