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Austin-East High won t require clear backpacks and metal detectors

Austin-East High won t require clear backpacks and metal detectors
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What is happening in the Austin-East student shootings cases

What is happening in the Austin-East student shootings cases
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Knoxville leaders share their thoughts on police chief, racism in KPD

Knoxville News Sentinel On Thursday, following the publication over the past three weeks of several exclusive Knox News reports about racism in the Knoxville Police Department, Vice Mayor Gwen McKenzie said she does not have confidence Police Chief Eve Thomas can reform the department s ranks. Knox News asked community leaders and activists their reactions to McKenzie s comments. Among the questions we asked: Whether they had confidence in Thomas (and if they didn t whether she should be removed). If they think there is a racism problem in the department (and if so, what Thomas has to do to fix it, and if not why they think there is isn t).

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Knoxville s new summer job program aims to put at-risk youth to work

From a garden trying to reduce food insecurity to a sports group working to teach kids teamwork, Knoxville organizations are aiming to counter violence with opportunities. This summer, 13 community groups will employ young people ages 12 to 21 who have been identified as being at high risk of suffering from or perpetrating violent crime. The groups will receive money from the city to make it happen. The city is launching the pilot program in response to a prolonged spike in fatal shootings that has claimed the lives of five Black teenagers in Knoxville this year. Similar summer jobs programs have run for years in cities such as Chicago, New York City and Boston. Studies have found that these programs can reduce violent crime arrests and lead to benefits like increased school attendance.

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Knoxville police create unit to try to stop shooting deaths

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Knoxville Police Chief Eve Thomas gets a phone call every time.

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