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Eva Herinkova

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Knoxville, Park City
As seen in: Park Record, Screen Rant, The Salt Lake Tribune, KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT), Energy Central, But Why Tho?, The Daily Beacon, The LaFollette Press, The Mountain Press, 89.7 Eastside FM, Uppercut Crit and
Covers:  Politics, crime and courts, education.
He/him | Czech-American | I like video games and whiny music | Summit County Reporter @Parkrecord | Prev. @Fox13 @lafollettepress @screenrant | @UTJEM alum

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I am the assistant editor of the LaFollette Press in Campbell County, Tennessee, where I predominately cover local politics, crime and courts and education.

Prior to working at the LaFollette Press, I spent time as a freelancer with Screen Rant and But Why Tho. For both outlets, I reviewed video games and wrote features about popular and recently released games. While at But Why Tho, I also worked as part of the news team, turning around breaking news articles on announcements within the games …

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State lawmakers to repeal ‘anti-union’ bill targeting public employees

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By Eva Herinkova Verified
| Park Record Verified
State lawmakers planned to repeal a controversial bill on Tuesday afternoon that prevents unionized teachers from engaging in collective bargaining, eight months after a statewide push gathered enough signatures to place a referendum overturning the law on the 2026 ballot. “It’s clear that the heated debate around these issues has created unnecessary division, which was never the intent,” said Senate President J. Stuart Adams and Speaker Mike Schultz in a joint statement on Sunday.
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North Summit Fire District pulls back proposed property tax increase

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By Eva Herinkova Verified
| Park Record Verified
The North Summit Fire District is walking back its proposed property tax increase and has asked the Summit County Council to discontinue the Truth in Taxation process this year. The fire agency is largely independent, but the County Council is responsible for greenlighting its budgets on an annual basis, including any potential tax increases. Councilors were set to hold a public hearing and final vote on a proposed 4.56% tax hike on Wednesday. But the district has now reversed its course.
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Summit County Council to eliminate road tax affecting fewer than 10 residents

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By Eva Herinkova Verified
| Park Record Verified
The Summit County Council is poised to eliminate a road tax affecting fewer than 10 residents between Coalville and the Wyoming border. Chalk Creek Road is an ostensibly innocuous stretch of pavement between the Coalville Cemetery and the southwestern corner of Wyoming. But for constituents living within Service Area #8, the road is a financial burden, adding approximately $5,000 to their property tax bills every year.
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