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News Hole, Aug. 18, 2016: Rep. Martin Daniel Smiles for a Mugshot

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Clay DudaAugust 18, 2016leave a COMMENT

News Hole [ˈnüz ˈhōl] — The vast media chasm that devours and records bits of timely information from around East Tennessee and beyond. This is a sporadic roundup of thought-worthy …

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KPD Officer Working with UT Football Reassigned; UT Athletics Head Resigns

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Clay DudaAugust 18, 2016leave a COMMENT

The Knoxville Police Department has decided to replace the department’s long-time liaison with the University of Tennessee football program, a move at least in part triggered by scrutiny from the …

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How to Survive a Mass Shooting

In Cover Stories by Clay DudaAugust 17, 2016leave a COMMENT

It starts with gunfire—rapid bursts blasted over the loudspeaker. This time it’s just to get people’s attention, but what if those shots fired were real? What if the sound was …

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Drug Deaths in Knox County Have Doubled Since 2010

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Clay DudaAugust 17, 2016leave a COMMENT

The costs of East Tennessee’s prescription drug epidemic has been well documented, but precise figures on how many lives it has claimed locally have been hard to come by. The …

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KCS Faces Another Federal Investigation Over Allegations of Discrimination

In News by Clay DudaAugust 10, 2016leave a COMMENT

The Johnson family has a beef with Knox County Schools, one they say they’ve been trying to resolve for years but keeps cropping up because of an ingrained culture of …

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