PETROS ROAD CLOSURE ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY FESTIVAL
Local motorists should prepare for traffic disruptions this weekend as a stretch of Highway 116, also known as Main Street, closes for a community festival.
TBI JOINS INVESTIGATION INTO FIRE THAT DESTROYED HISTORIC PEAKLAND SCHOOL APARTMENTS
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) is assisting the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office in probing the cause of an October 19, 2026, fire that completely
EMERGENCY CREWS RESPOND TO DEVELOPING AIRCRAFT INCIDENT IN CROSSVILLE
Emergency personnel converged on 138 Airport Way on Friday morning following reports of an incoming aircraft experiencing landing gear complications. Logged at approximately 10:04 AM,
TONY BEASLEY ARRESTED ON WARRANTS FOR AGGRAVATED BURGLARY AT CUMBERLAND COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER
A 63-year-old man was taken into custody on October 20, 2026, after being served with two capias warrants at the Cumberland County Justice Center. Tony
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE EXECUTES WARRANTS RESULTING IN TWO ARRESTS AND MASSIVE BONDS
Two individuals face upcoming court dates following a warrant service operation conducted by the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office on October 21, 2026. According to incident
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO 24 INCIDENTS IN ONE WEEK, INCLUDING STRUCTURE FIRES AND BOMB SCARE
The Cumberland County Fire Department responded to 24 calls for service between October 18 and October 22, 2026, handling a diverse and busy week of
CROSSVILLE TO GET NEW $50 MILLION RETAIL DEVELOPMENT ACROSS FROM BUC-EE’S
Crossville is set for a major economic expansion with a newly announced $50 million retail development, The Crossville Commons, located directly across from Buc-ee’s. The
SUNNY SKIES AND MILD TEMPERATURES AHEAD WITH MORNING FOG CONDITIONS
Enjoy a stretch of pleasant, autumn-like weather over the coming days, featuring consistent daytime warmth and calm winds. Daytime Conditions: High temperatures will hover near
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES WATER PRODUCTION, AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND UPCOMING PILOT PROGRAM
The Crossville City Council convened for a special-called work session today to address water filtration, filter conditions, and water production capacity at Meadow Park Lake.
DAVID VAN WIEREN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER ALLEGEDLY CHASING AND THREATENING VICTIMS WITH FIREARM IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A Cumberland County man is slated to appear in General Sessions Court on October 26, 2026, to face multiple criminal charges, including two counts of
BLOUNT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND 12-MONTH HOUSING MORATORIUM AMID RAPID GROWTH CONCERNS
Blount County commissioners voted Tuesday to advance a resolution recommending a 12-month moratorium on major new housing developments to address infrastructure strains caused by rapid
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS NOV. 1
East Tennessee residents will soon get an extra hour of sleep as Daylight Saving Time officially comes to an end. Clocks are set to fall
PETROS ROAD CLOSURE ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY FESTIVAL
Local motorists should prepare for traffic disruptions this weekend as a stretch of Highway 116, also known as Main Street, closes for a community festival.
TBI JOINS INVESTIGATION INTO FIRE THAT DESTROYED HISTORIC PEAKLAND SCHOOL APARTMENTS
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) is assisting the Meigs County Sheriff’s Office in probing the cause of an October 19, 2026, fire that completely
EMERGENCY CREWS RESPOND TO DEVELOPING AIRCRAFT INCIDENT IN CROSSVILLE
Emergency personnel converged on 138 Airport Way on Friday morning following reports of an incoming aircraft experiencing landing gear complications. Logged at approximately 10:04 AM,
TONY BEASLEY ARRESTED ON WARRANTS FOR AGGRAVATED BURGLARY AT CUMBERLAND COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER
A 63-year-old man was taken into custody on October 20, 2026, after being served with two capias warrants at the Cumberland County Justice Center. Tony
CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE EXECUTES WARRANTS RESULTING IN TWO ARRESTS AND MASSIVE BONDS
Two individuals face upcoming court dates following a warrant service operation conducted by the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office on October 21, 2026. According to incident
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO 24 INCIDENTS IN ONE WEEK, INCLUDING STRUCTURE FIRES AND BOMB SCARE
The Cumberland County Fire Department responded to 24 calls for service between October 18 and October 22, 2026, handling a diverse and busy week of
CROSSVILLE TO GET NEW $50 MILLION RETAIL DEVELOPMENT ACROSS FROM BUC-EE’S
Crossville is set for a major economic expansion with a newly announced $50 million retail development, The Crossville Commons, located directly across from Buc-ee’s. The
SUNNY SKIES AND MILD TEMPERATURES AHEAD WITH MORNING FOG CONDITIONS
Enjoy a stretch of pleasant, autumn-like weather over the coming days, featuring consistent daytime warmth and calm winds. Daytime Conditions: High temperatures will hover near
CROSSVILLE CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES WATER PRODUCTION, AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND UPCOMING PILOT PROGRAM
The Crossville City Council convened for a special-called work session today to address water filtration, filter conditions, and water production capacity at Meadow Park Lake.
DAVID VAN WIEREN FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER ALLEGEDLY CHASING AND THREATENING VICTIMS WITH FIREARM IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY
A Cumberland County man is slated to appear in General Sessions Court on October 26, 2026, to face multiple criminal charges, including two counts of
BLOUNT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND 12-MONTH HOUSING MORATORIUM AMID RAPID GROWTH CONCERNS
Blount County commissioners voted Tuesday to advance a resolution recommending a 12-month moratorium on major new housing developments to address infrastructure strains caused by rapid
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS NOV. 1
East Tennessee residents will soon get an extra hour of sleep as Daylight Saving Time officially comes to an end. Clocks are set to fall
