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As the government prepares to unveil the Union Budget for the fiscal year 2024-25, the real estate sector takes center stage in expectations, hoping for impactful policy measures to boost its growth and enhance transparency. Major players in the industry are advocating for targeted interventions to rejuvenate the sector, address housing shortages, and strengthen the positive trajectory initiated by recent reforms.

Chattanooga's Unity Group is pushing back against a Tennessee ruling on convicted felons getting voting rights restored.

Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations will be cancelled in Chattanooga on Monday due to approaching winter weather.

In a speech Saturday morning at Greater Tucker Missionary Baptist Church, the pastor Rodney Morton, who is new to town, said it was in church that he learned how to stand up, to speak up, to be respectful, and to live out the true meaning of who God destined him to be.

The MLK Unity Group and its collaborators are hosting an event next month to honor not only the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. himself but six decades of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Organizers for the 54th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day march and parade have canceled the event ahead of inclement weather in the Chattanooga area. The MLK Day main program has also been canceled, according to a news release.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed annually on the third Monday in January to honor the life and legacy of the civil rights leader.

The new maritime dimension to the Israel-Hamas War, launched by the Houthis, poses a direct challenge not only to regional stability but also to the fundamental principles of international maritime

The City of Chattanooga is asking for volunteers in their 12th annual MLK Day of Service, which will take place on January 15. 

This year’s event, organized in coordination with the UTC will be held on January 15, 2024 with a kick-off in Maclellan Gym.