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Sierra Rucker's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, crime, health and wellbeing, family and relationships in Decatur, Illinois. Her articles often cover government announcements, events happening within the community, evolving stories related to local issues and seasonal topics.
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By: Sierra Rucker
Severe weather caused extensive damage in Hamilton County with collapsed homes, downed trees, and power lines, especially in Chattanooga, Red Bank, and East Ridge. Emergency crews continue cleanup efforts while officials warn residents to stay cautious around fallen power lines.
By: Sierra Rucker
A local nonprofit is on a mission to save 19 acres of undeveloped land that sits right between East Lake and Missionary Ridge. The land is currently home to several
America’s 250th anniversary has increased demand for fireworks at Dixieland Fireworks in East Ridge, where safety remains a top priority amid rising celebrations and expected record sales this year.
Nationally, there are 13,000 firework-related injuries. A trauma surgeon with Erlanger Hospital, Dr. Chris Bell, tells Local 3 News the 30-day period around the 4th of July is prime time
By: Sierra Rucker
The City of Athens, Tennessee maintains a historic Sister City partnership with Isahaya, Japan since 1985, reinforcing cultural and educational ties rooted in shared history dating back to the late 1800s and unique post-WWII connections.
AAA expects 1.6 million Tennesseans to take a trip leading up to Independence Day.
Rule of thumb for pet owners: before taking your animal outside for a walk or to play, check the pavement outside.
By: Sierra Rucker
Thousands of Tennessee workers earn above the federal poverty line yet struggle to meet basic living costs, classifying them as ALICE households—Asset Limited Income Constrained and Employed. These families lack access to government support despite financial hardship in housing, childcare, food, and healthcare.
The start of the new school year is less than a month away, and schools in Tennessee can expect some changes.
By: Sierra Rucker
The blood drive is Saturday, July 11, from 9:00am to 2:00pm at Miller Park.
