BLEDSOE COUNTY MOURNS LOSS OF VETERAN AEMT AND RESCUE WORKER RYAN ANGEL AFTER 20-YEAR CAREER
Bledsoe County emergency services are mourning the loss of Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and rescue worker Ryan Angel, who passed away following a period of
TENNESSEE REGULATORS ISSUE URGENT WARNING ON RISING DIGITAL AND A.I. FINANCIAL SCAMS
The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance’s (TDCI) Securities Division has issued an urgent advisory warning residents to stay vigilant against a surge in sophisticated
TENNESSEE LAUNCHES STATEWIDE ‘FIGHT FLU DAY’ WITH FREE VACCINES FOR ALL RESIDENTS
As flu season approaches, the Tennessee Department of Health is urging residents to protect themselves and their communities by getting vaccinated. Tomorrow marks the official
MONROE COUNTY STANDOFF ENDS IN OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING AFTER SUSPECT THREATENS OFFICERS WITH RIFLE
An hours-long standoff on Glenlock Road ended late last week when a special response officer shot an armed suspect who threatened law enforcement with an
FENTRESS COUNTY CONSIDERS PURCHASING FORMER NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY FOR SERVICES UPGRADE
According to Fentress County Executive Jacob Rosenbaum, the National Guard Armory in Jamestown has officially closed and is currently up for sale. While the City
RHEA COUNTY SHERIFF WARNS RESIDENTS OF ACTIVE CAR GIVEAWAY AND FAKE JAIL BOND SCAMS
Residents in Rhea County are being urged to exercise caution following a warning from the Rhea County Sheriff’s Office regarding two active telephone scams targeting
BRIGHT SKIES AHEAD: ENJOY A STRETCH OF SUNNY, MILD FALL WEATHER
Residents can look forward to a fantastic stretch of autumn weather, featuring abundant sunshine and comfortable temperatures all week long. The week kicks off with
TOBY LYNN TURNER FACES CRITICAL DEADLINE HEARING IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY ARSON CASE
Toby Lynn Turner is set to face a pivotal deadline hearing on October 20, 2026, in the Cumberland County Circuit Court, stemming from an indictment
ROANE STATE OPTICAL CLINIC OFFERS DISCOUNTED EYEGLASSES AND HANDS-ON STUDENT TRAINING THROUGH NOVEMBER 9
Roane State Community College’s Optical Clinic has resumed its services for the fall semester, offering discounted eyewear to students, employees, and local residents through November
TENNESSEE SUPREME COURT UNANIMOUSLY AFFIRMS CONVICTION IN MAJOR CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING STING
The Tennessee Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the commercial sex trafficking conviction of Anthony Cornelius Baylis, delivering a decisive victory for state prosecutors and law
LOUDON COUNTY RESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX EVASION OVER ATV REGISTRATION
A Loudon County man has been convicted of tax evasion following an investigation by the Tennessee Department of Revenue. Last week, Judge Jeffrey Wicks accepted
OLIVER SPRINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES TRAFFIC AND SAFETY ADVISORY FOR ANNUAL OCTOBER SKY FESTIVAL
Residents and visitors in Oliver Springs should prepare for significant downtown street closures and heavy traffic tomorrow, October 17, 2026, as the town hosts the
BLEDSOE COUNTY MOURNS LOSS OF VETERAN AEMT AND RESCUE WORKER RYAN ANGEL AFTER 20-YEAR CAREER
Bledsoe County emergency services are mourning the loss of Advanced Emergency Medical Technician and rescue worker Ryan Angel, who passed away following a period of
TENNESSEE REGULATORS ISSUE URGENT WARNING ON RISING DIGITAL AND A.I. FINANCIAL SCAMS
The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance’s (TDCI) Securities Division has issued an urgent advisory warning residents to stay vigilant against a surge in sophisticated
TENNESSEE LAUNCHES STATEWIDE ‘FIGHT FLU DAY’ WITH FREE VACCINES FOR ALL RESIDENTS
As flu season approaches, the Tennessee Department of Health is urging residents to protect themselves and their communities by getting vaccinated. Tomorrow marks the official
MONROE COUNTY STANDOFF ENDS IN OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING AFTER SUSPECT THREATENS OFFICERS WITH RIFLE
An hours-long standoff on Glenlock Road ended late last week when a special response officer shot an armed suspect who threatened law enforcement with an
FENTRESS COUNTY CONSIDERS PURCHASING FORMER NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY FOR SERVICES UPGRADE
According to Fentress County Executive Jacob Rosenbaum, the National Guard Armory in Jamestown has officially closed and is currently up for sale. While the City
RHEA COUNTY SHERIFF WARNS RESIDENTS OF ACTIVE CAR GIVEAWAY AND FAKE JAIL BOND SCAMS
Residents in Rhea County are being urged to exercise caution following a warning from the Rhea County Sheriff’s Office regarding two active telephone scams targeting
BRIGHT SKIES AHEAD: ENJOY A STRETCH OF SUNNY, MILD FALL WEATHER
Residents can look forward to a fantastic stretch of autumn weather, featuring abundant sunshine and comfortable temperatures all week long. The week kicks off with
TOBY LYNN TURNER FACES CRITICAL DEADLINE HEARING IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY ARSON CASE
Toby Lynn Turner is set to face a pivotal deadline hearing on October 20, 2026, in the Cumberland County Circuit Court, stemming from an indictment
ROANE STATE OPTICAL CLINIC OFFERS DISCOUNTED EYEGLASSES AND HANDS-ON STUDENT TRAINING THROUGH NOVEMBER 9
Roane State Community College’s Optical Clinic has resumed its services for the fall semester, offering discounted eyewear to students, employees, and local residents through November
TENNESSEE SUPREME COURT UNANIMOUSLY AFFIRMS CONVICTION IN MAJOR CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING STING
The Tennessee Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the commercial sex trafficking conviction of Anthony Cornelius Baylis, delivering a decisive victory for state prosecutors and law
LOUDON COUNTY RESIDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX EVASION OVER ATV REGISTRATION
A Loudon County man has been convicted of tax evasion following an investigation by the Tennessee Department of Revenue. Last week, Judge Jeffrey Wicks accepted
OLIVER SPRINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT ISSUES TRAFFIC AND SAFETY ADVISORY FOR ANNUAL OCTOBER SKY FESTIVAL
Residents and visitors in Oliver Springs should prepare for significant downtown street closures and heavy traffic tomorrow, October 17, 2026, as the town hosts the
