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TBI Press Release: ROANE COUNTY - An investigation by special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Roane County Sheriff's Office has resulted in the arrest of a Fort Bragg soldier...

The TBI is investigating after a Soddy Daisy Police Officer fatally shot a man during a traffic stop early Tuesday morning (3/3/2026). The deceased has been identified as 45-year-old Brandon Hall. It'...

Tennessee gas prices have been steadily climbing since the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran. On Wednesday (3/4/2026), the average price for a gallon of regular gas in the Volunteer Sate was $2.80. Tha...

Crossville City Council Member Mark Fox proposed seeking an amendment to state law that would allow Crossville to run its own first responder program independently of county oversight. While Fox noted...

Cumberland Plateau Water Authority General Manager Jeff Dyer made a presentation to the Crossville City Council on Tuesday to urge the council to approve a resolution to begin negotiations for a merge...

The Cumberland County High School Jets advanced to the Region Championship game and have earned a spot in the State Sectionals (Sub-State) with a 54-48 win over the White County Warriors in the Region...

A drowning on Watts Bar Reservoir is Tennessee's first boating fatality of the year. Sixty-five-year-old Steven Hayes, of Sweetwater, and another man were fishing in a small boat on Friday, February 2...

Scott's Gulf Wilderness State Park will hold two public meetings in March - one in-person and one virtual - seeking input from the public before the park applies for a grant from the Land and Water Co...

Fall Creek Falls State Park will hold two public meetings in March - one virtual and one in-person - seeking input from the public before the park applies for a grant from the Recreational Trails Prog...

Press Release: Roane State will host its annual Academic Festival at the college's flagship Roane County Campus on March 27, 2026. More than 60 events will be featured this year and students still hav...