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SCHOOL THREATS ARE DISRUPTING LIFE AND MAY LEAD TO CRIMINAL CHARGES
A Statement from District Attorney General Russel Johnson: Russell Johnson, 9th District Attorney General announced that his office has been cooperating with various law enforcement
MEDIC SEEKS BLOOD TYPE O DONORS
A message sent out by MEDIC Regional Blood Center states their inventories of O-positive and O-negative blood are critically low. This means there is less
TBI MOURNS PASSING OF MARK GWYN
Last month, we shared the sad news of the passing of former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn, who died at the age of
PUTNAM COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS WARNS OF NEW SCAM
An official statement by John Sanders, the Putnam County Register of Deeds says they have become aware that property owners in the Putnam area have
ROCKWOOD ELECTRIC UTILITY SUFFERS SYSTEM OUTAGE
Rockwood Electric Utility reports their system is suffering an outage preventing payments and calls. This includes payments made in the office, through their website, kiosk,
KNOXVILLE PD LOOKING FOR HIGH SCHOOL VANDAL
Detectives are attempting to identify the pictured suspect, who vandalized a door at Austin-East High School in the overnight hours. Security footage showed that at
METH, EVADING AND RESISTING ARREST, AND STEALING A SHOOTING HOUSE
On Sunday, Sergeant Dustin Jackson with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to the Barnwell Road area to speak with a man regarding the
11-YEAR-OLD CHARGED FOR MAKING SCHOOL THREAT
An 11-year-old student has been charged with threat of mass violence after an investigation into an incident that occurred on Tuesday at Vine Middle School.
LYLA SHOEMAKER AND LEAH CROCKETT HONORED BY CITY COUNCIL
Student Lyla Shoemaker and Human Resource Manager Leah Crockett were honored by the Crossville City Council yesterday with official proclamations. Shoemaker was honored as Student
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES NEW BUS RESTRICTION ORDINANCE
The Crossville City Council voted yesterday to approve a new ordinance that would restrict commercial bus businesses from being able to make unscheduled bus stops
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES SALE OF BOTTLE ROCKETS WITHIN CITY LIMITS
Yesterday, the Crossville City Council approved an amendment to the city’s firework ordinance that would allow the sale of Bottle Rockets within city limits for
KNOX SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATING ONLINE THREATS AIMED AT SCHOOLS
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office juvenile crimes unit is actively investigating an online threat that has been circulating, naming numerous schools. As always, the Knox
SCHOOL THREATS ARE DISRUPTING LIFE AND MAY LEAD TO CRIMINAL CHARGES
A Statement from District Attorney General Russel Johnson: Russell Johnson, 9th District Attorney General announced that his office has been cooperating with various law enforcement agencies to coo ...
MEDIC SEEKS BLOOD TYPE O DONORS
A message sent out by MEDIC Regional Blood Center states their inventories of O-positive and O-negative blood are critically low. This means there is less than a two-day supply in inventory—donors who ...
TBI MOURNS PASSING OF MARK GWYN
Last month, we shared the sad news of the passing of former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn, who died at the age of 61. Director Gwyn, a graduate of Middle Tennessee State Univer ...
PUTNAM COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS WARNS OF NEW SCAM
An official statement by John Sanders, the Putnam County Register of Deeds says they have become aware that property owners in the Putnam area have been receiving an "official-looking" letter that sta ...
ROCKWOOD ELECTRIC UTILITY SUFFERS SYSTEM OUTAGE
Rockwood Electric Utility reports their system is suffering an outage preventing payments and calls. This includes payments made in the office, through their website, kiosk, and via telephone. T ...
KNOXVILLE PD LOOKING FOR HIGH SCHOOL VANDAL
Detectives are attempting to identify the pictured suspect, who vandalized a door at Austin-East High School in the overnight hours. Security footage showed that at around midnight last night, the un ...
METH, EVADING AND RESISTING ARREST, AND STEALING A SHOOTING HOUSE
On Sunday, Sergeant Dustin Jackson with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to the Barnwell Road area to speak with a man regarding the theft of his $2,000 shooting house. He told Ja ...
11-YEAR-OLD CHARGED FOR MAKING SCHOOL THREAT
An 11-year-old student has been charged with threat of mass violence after an investigation into an incident that occurred on Tuesday at Vine Middle School. On the afternoon of Tuesday, September 1 ...
LYLA SHOEMAKER AND LEAH CROCKETT HONORED BY CITY COUNCIL
Student Lyla Shoemaker and Human Resource Manager Leah Crockett were honored by the Crossville City Council yesterday with official proclamations. Shoemaker was honored as Student of the Month for ...
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES NEW BUS RESTRICTION ORDINANCE
The Crossville City Council voted yesterday to approve a new ordinance that would restrict commercial bus businesses from being able to make unscheduled bus stops within the city. This effectively mea ...
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES SALE OF BOTTLE ROCKETS WITHIN CITY LIMITS
Yesterday, the Crossville City Council approved an amendment to the city's firework ordinance that would allow the sale of Bottle Rockets within city limits for the Christmas and July 4th season. T ...
KNOX SHERIFF’S OFFICE INVESTIGATING ONLINE THREATS AIMED AT SCHOOLS
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office juvenile crimes unit is actively investigating an online threat that has been circulating, naming numerous schools. As always, the Knox County Schools Security Divisio ...
