MAN SHOPLIFTS BACKPACK LEAF BLOWER FROM CROSSVILLE TRACTOR SUPPLY
On April 16, 2026, Officer Brittany Price of the Crossville Police Department responded to a theft report at the Tractor Supply located at Highland Square.
CROSSVILLE POLICE ARREST DUI OFFENDER WITH REVOKED LICENSE FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
On the afternoon of April 19, 2026, Officer Keith Sadula observed a red Ford F-250 performing reckless maneuvers, including donuts and burnouts, near the intersection
CROSSVILLE POLICE ARREST REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER FROM OHIO
On April 17, 2026, the Crossville Police Department responded to a call regarding Vincent Lane Brokaw Jr., who was reportedly sitting on the lawn of
CROSSVILLE POLICE INVESTIGATE ALLEGED WORKPLACE THREAT STEMMING FROM UNPAID DEBT
On April 17, 2026, the Crossville Police Department responded to a report at Durable Products regarding a former employee allegedly threatening a current employee with
ROANE STATE RECEIVES ALMOST $250,000 GRANT FOR NUCLEAR EDUCATION
Roane State Community College was recently awarded a $249,847 Nuclear Equipment Funding (NEF) grant from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) to bolster its nuclear
STATE-LICENSED MEDICAL MARIJUANA RECLASSIFIED FROM SCHEDULE 1 TO SCHEDULE 3
In a significant policy shift, President Donald Trump’s acting attorney general, Todd Blanche, has signed an order reclassifying state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to
TICK BITES REACH HIGHEST REPORTED LEVELS IN ALMOST A DECADE
Recent data from the CDC indicates that emergency room visits for tick bites have reached their highest levels in nearly a decade. Although this surge
HARRIMAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS (APRIL 21ST 2026)
The Harriman City Council held its regular session last night, with Vice Mayor Alicia Harris presiding in the mayor’s absence. During City Manager Scott Mason’s
TRUCK REPORTED TO HAVE COLLIDED WITH A MOTORCYCLE ON FIRST STREET IN CROSSVILLE
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at 2:46 PM, dispatch received a call for an MVA with possible injuries at 136 E First Street in Crossville,
KINGSTON POLICE RESPOND TO VEHICLE ROLLOVER ON LAKEWOOD DRIVE
Around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening in Kingston, Police Officer Dustin Arnold responded to a single-vehicle crash on Lakewood Drive. Upon arrival, Officer Arnold found
TUESDAY’S SEMI-TRUCK FIRE ON INTERSTATE 40 EXPOSES MAJOR TRAFFIC ISSUE FOR KINGSTON
Traffic congestion quickly overwhelmed Kingston on Tuesday afternoon after a tractor-trailer fire shut down the eastbound interstate. As the interstate closed, drivers diverted onto local
FORMER THP TROOPER WITH HISTORY OF MISCONDUCT INDICTED FOR EXPLOSIVE ATTACK
Former Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper Isaiah Lloyd faces criminal charges after a history of documented misconduct, including unauthorized actions, improper evidence handling, and endangering a
MAN SHOPLIFTS BACKPACK LEAF BLOWER FROM CROSSVILLE TRACTOR SUPPLY
On April 16, 2026, Officer Brittany Price of the Crossville Police Department responded to a theft report at the Tractor Supply located at Highland Square.
CROSSVILLE POLICE ARREST DUI OFFENDER WITH REVOKED LICENSE FOR RECKLESS DRIVING
On the afternoon of April 19, 2026, Officer Keith Sadula observed a red Ford F-250 performing reckless maneuvers, including donuts and burnouts, near the intersection
CROSSVILLE POLICE ARREST REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER FROM OHIO
On April 17, 2026, the Crossville Police Department responded to a call regarding Vincent Lane Brokaw Jr., who was reportedly sitting on the lawn of
CROSSVILLE POLICE INVESTIGATE ALLEGED WORKPLACE THREAT STEMMING FROM UNPAID DEBT
On April 17, 2026, the Crossville Police Department responded to a report at Durable Products regarding a former employee allegedly threatening a current employee with
ROANE STATE RECEIVES ALMOST $250,000 GRANT FOR NUCLEAR EDUCATION
Roane State Community College was recently awarded a $249,847 Nuclear Equipment Funding (NEF) grant from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) to bolster its nuclear
STATE-LICENSED MEDICAL MARIJUANA RECLASSIFIED FROM SCHEDULE 1 TO SCHEDULE 3
In a significant policy shift, President Donald Trump’s acting attorney general, Todd Blanche, has signed an order reclassifying state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to
TICK BITES REACH HIGHEST REPORTED LEVELS IN ALMOST A DECADE
Recent data from the CDC indicates that emergency room visits for tick bites have reached their highest levels in nearly a decade. Although this surge
HARRIMAN CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS (APRIL 21ST 2026)
The Harriman City Council held its regular session last night, with Vice Mayor Alicia Harris presiding in the mayor’s absence. During City Manager Scott Mason’s
TRUCK REPORTED TO HAVE COLLIDED WITH A MOTORCYCLE ON FIRST STREET IN CROSSVILLE
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at 2:46 PM, dispatch received a call for an MVA with possible injuries at 136 E First Street in Crossville,
KINGSTON POLICE RESPOND TO VEHICLE ROLLOVER ON LAKEWOOD DRIVE
Around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening in Kingston, Police Officer Dustin Arnold responded to a single-vehicle crash on Lakewood Drive. Upon arrival, Officer Arnold found
TUESDAY’S SEMI-TRUCK FIRE ON INTERSTATE 40 EXPOSES MAJOR TRAFFIC ISSUE FOR KINGSTON
Traffic congestion quickly overwhelmed Kingston on Tuesday afternoon after a tractor-trailer fire shut down the eastbound interstate. As the interstate closed, drivers diverted onto local
FORMER THP TROOPER WITH HISTORY OF MISCONDUCT INDICTED FOR EXPLOSIVE ATTACK
Former Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper Isaiah Lloyd faces criminal charges after a history of documented misconduct, including unauthorized actions, improper evidence handling, and endangering a
