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2013/05/22 19:20
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Brutality allegations force two Knoxville officer...
KNOXVILLE — Two Knoxville police officers facing possible criminal charges on allegations they beat and kicked a handcuffed man have resigned. Officers Jeremy Jinnett and Chris Whitfield have...
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2013/05/15 01:14
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KPD announces new deputy chief
The Knoxville Police Department has a new deputy chief. Chief David Rausch announced Tuesday that Captain Monty Houk will move to the post later this month. Houk has been with KPD since 1989 and is...
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Knoxville Police Department David Rausch KNOXVILLE Knoxville Police Organized Crime Unit
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2013/05/09 01:20
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Writer Wally Lamb speaks at VMC's fundraiser
Best-selling author Wally Lamb was sitting at a table in the Knoxville Convention Center on Wednesday afternoon, signing copies of “I’ll Fly Away,” a collection of non-fiction pieces he edited that...
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Wally Lamb Volunteer Ministry Center Knoxville Convention Center David Rausch Niantic
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2013/05/06 18:14
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KPD veteran named new Knox Schools security chief
Knox County Schools has a new Chief of Security. Superintendent Dr. Jim McIntyre announced on Monday that he has appointed Gus Paidousis to the role. Paidousis replaces Steve Griffith, who was...
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Jim McIntyre Knoxville Police Department Criminal Investigation Division Patrol Division FBI National Academy
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2013/05/05 07:20
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Budget proposals by city, county provide balance
Neither proposes raising property tax rates. Both propose giving raises to government employees. Neither gave the top cops everything they requested. There is not much to complain about in either...
Knox County Commission Knoxville City Council Board of Education Jim McIntyre General government
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2013/05/04 20:20
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Council members appear to like Rogero's proposed ...
Balanced, with few surprises and no tax increase are the terms that Knoxville City Council members are using to describe Mayor Madeline Rogero’s proposed 2013-14 budget. “I don’t anticipate a whole...
Madeline Rogero Knoxville City Council Nick Pavlis David Rausch Daniel Brown
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2013/05/01 14:54
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Playing to the Press
It is unusual for a government department head to go to the media with a budget-busting proposal without clearing it with the boss. If the boss is for it, you let the boss announce it. If the boss...
2013/04/30 20:40
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Knoxville law enforcement agencies take new appro...
KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Law enforcement agencies have been solidifying their relationships with the mental health community in recent months. We're not just talking about dealing with depression, but...
KNOXVILLE David Rausch Knoxville Police Tennessee police University of Tennessee
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2013/04/29 23:21
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Top cops: Knoxville Police Department officers sh...
By the time Jeff Day gets the case, the hot pursuit is over. He doesn’t let that stop him. Last year Day worked to close four unsolved murder cases, one nearly 35 years old. “I’ve had to piece a lot...
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2013/04/28 00:20
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Church lavishes praise on police in first-ever ap...
A small church in East Knoxville served up pork barbecue and heaps of praise for Knox County law enforcement officers during an appreciation event Saturday evening. It was the first of what’s hoped...
David Rausch KNOXVILLE Knox Baptist Church Daniel Brown
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2013/04/27 17:21
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City budget includes $183 million general fund an...
Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero on Friday unveiled her proposed spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year, a budget that doesn’t call for a tax increase, yet “meets basic needs” and positions the...
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Madeline Rogero KNOXVILLE Ijams Nature Center Ijams Nature Center City Council
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2013/04/26 09:20
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Policing numbers: Local law enforcement seeks inc...
Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch has asked City Council for 40 new police officers to protect the city’s 180,761 inhabitants and its 104-square-mile portion of Knox County’s total 525 square...
KNOXVILLE David Rausch Knoxville Police Knox County Sheriff’s Office Jimmy
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2013/04/22 22:20
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Suspects in deaths of 3 homeless people waive hea...
The suspects in the slayings of three homeless people earlier this month have waived their rights to a preliminary hearing in the first case that has been filed against them. A grand jury will now...
Brandon Roberts CHICAGO KNOXVILLE UN Court Knoxville Police Department
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2013/04/22 04:14
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Recent tragedies difficult for East TN crime vict...
Sunday marked the kick-off to National Crime Victims' Rights week. It's always an emotional time for families who have lost loved ones here in East Tennessee, but recent events in Boston and Sandy...
Hope Boston Sandy Hook Tony Phillips Tim Burchett
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2013/04/21 22:20
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Legislative notebook: Drones, prescription drugs ...
NASHVILLE — Legislation putting restrictions on law enforcement use of drones was revised by House-Senate conference committee on the final day of the 2013 legislative session, then approved by both...
House Senate Bill Haslam NASHVILLE Department of Homeland Security
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