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newschannel9.com | Mary-Beth Mangrum
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is preparing for the possible production of nuclear power. But some Republican lawmakers are pushing back on what they see as hesitancy within the organization. File - The Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant during winter conditions on Jan. 17th, 2024. Photo by TVA. Senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty published an op-ed criticizing TVA leadership and calling on the agency to execute their plan.
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newschannel9.com | Mary-Beth Mangrum
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — We are continuing to follow the case of a Chattanooga massage therapist who lost his license after he admitted to recording a female client undressing. Police tell us Thursday that more victims have come forward. Kenneth Spears worked for the Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Getty Images. Spears has not been charged with a crime yet as Chattanooga Police say his case is still under investigation.
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wcyb.com | Mary-Beth Mangrum
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — We are continuing to follow the case of a Chattanooga massage therapist who lost his license after he admitted to recording a female client undressing. Police tell us Thursday that more victims have come forward. Kenneth Spears worked for the Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Getty Images. Spears has not been charged with a crime yet as Chattanooga Police say his case is still under investigation.
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1 month ago |
foxchattanooga.com | Mary-Beth Mangrum
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — We are continuing to follow the case of a Chattanooga massage therapist who lost his license after he admitted to recording a female client undressing. Police tell us Thursday that more victims have come forward. Kenneth Spears worked for the Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Massage Envy at Hamilton Place. Getty Images. Spears has not been charged with a crime yet as Chattanooga Police say his case is still under investigation.
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1 month ago |
newschannel9.com | Mary-Beth Mangrum
Chattanooga Police say a masseur who lost his license after admitting to secretly filming his female client undressing may have more victims. Kenneth Spears was fired from his job at Massage Envy on Gunbarrel Road in Chattanooga after the revelations came to light. Earlier this year, Tennessee's licensing board concluded Spears was guilty of "unethical or unprofessional conduct," fined him $1,000, and and took away his license.
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