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DEAD FISH FOUND IN EMORY RIVER AFTER ETHANOL TRAIN DERAILMENT

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By Shea James
| 3B Media
Dead fish were discovered in the Emory River on June 24, just weeks after a train derailment spilled ethanol into the waterway, according to the Morgan County Emergency Management Agency. Officials determined the fish died due to low dissolved oxygen levels in the river. Ethanol leaked from several rail cars involved in the June 11 derailment, and as microbes and bacteria break down the ethanol, the process consumes oxygen from the water, harming aquatic life.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY MAN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER HIGHWAY 127 TRAFFIC STOP

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By Shea James
| 3B Media
A Cumberland County man is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on Monday, June 29, 2026, following a traffic stop last month that uncovered a string of alleged offenses, including driving under the influence and possessing a loaded weapon while impaired. According to court dockets and an affidavit filed by Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Michael Lowe, the incident began on May 22, 2026, when Trooper Lowe spotted a southbound vehicle on Highway 127.
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BEAR SIGHTED IN DOWNTOWN LOUDON; POLICE ISSUE PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT

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By Shea James
| 3B Media
The Loudon Police Department is warning residents of multiple bear sightings in downtown Loudon, urging the public to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines. According to the alert, a black bear has been observed in several locations in the downtown area. Police have notified the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), which is aware of the situation and monitoring developments.
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