Xavier Harris is a reporter for WVTM-TV, focusing on local news in the Chattanooga area of Tennessee. With experience working for WFLA-TV News Channel 8 and WTTA-TV Great 38, Xavier covers a range of topics including wildfires, local disputes, community issues, and legal cases.
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Chattanooga, United States (Local)
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Xavier Harris' local coverage in Chattanooga, Tennessee, focuses on a wide range of topics including government and politics, legal issues, community concerns, health-related matters, housing problems and more. Given the variety of subjects covered by Xavier, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local events or evolving stories that impact the lives of people in Chattanooga.
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By: Xavier Harris
If approved, parking tickets would rise from $11 to $20, while fines for illegal parking would jump from $36 to $45, with some cases costing as much as $50.
Officials anticipate that the new roadway will be at least 90 percent complete and drivable by next week.
Voters will encounter significant decisions on the ballot this year, including proposed amendments to the state constitution and key referendums.
UPDATE: The paving contractor for the Frazier Avenue resurfacing and re-striping construction made major progress on Wednesday, October 23.
By: Xavier Harris
The private ceremony took place at Forest Hills Cemetery, followed by a public reception.
By: Xavier Harris
Goins described his experience as a year-long battle. He noted that the county made only one significant fix—placing concrete to patch a sewer line—six months after his initial report.
By: Emma Karnes, Xavier Harris
The latest progress and traffic pattern changes for the Frazier Avenue construction project, with temporary closures and completion timeline shared. Community input and safety enhancements highlighted.
By: Emma Karnes, Xavier Harris
UPDATE: A steady morning drizzle of rain Friday forced crews to postpone the application of thermoplastic road marking paint for crosswalks, loading
By: Xavier Harris
Former and current parents speak out after a controversial newsletter at Skillern Elementary, shedding light on discriminatory remarks and concerns about inclusivity and support for students with diverse needs.
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