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Several people in Cumberland County have lost thousands of dollars in computer scams recently that involve a fake FBI agent and a particular Bitcoin machine in Crossville. One woman lost over $27,000 ...

Congratulations to Cumberland County High School senior, Kelly McCartt, who has been accepted to and will be attending the United States Air Force Academy. This offer comes after she was also accepted...

A Cumberland County facility is on the list to get a specialty license plate under a bill passed out of the House Transportation Committee on Tuesday. Flatrock Motorsports Park is among several organi...

An abandoned home in Crab Orchard was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning. Firefighters were called out shortly after 9am to 145 Coal Hollow Tip Street. They were able to contain the blaze which is un...

The TBI is assisting the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office after a car and a woman's body were recovered from Center Hill Lake. According to the TBI, crews responded to a 911 call Saturday morning that a...

Motorists in Crossville are asked to avoid the intersection of Main Street (US127,SR 28) and Lantana Road (US 70, SR 101) from 7 o'clock tonight (3/20/24) until 5am Thursday (3/21/24) as contractors w...

On their Facebook page, the Crossville Police Department is warning that scammers are reportedly calling individuals, pretending to be Detective Jonathan Tollett and asking to discuss a legal matter. ...

Three people were arrested and over a dozen citations were issued during last Friday night's (3/15/24) Sobriety Checkpoint in Fentress County. According to a press release, the Fentress County Sheriff...

According to Tennessee Baseball, #8 Tennessee got back in the win column with a 10-2 midweek win over Xavier on Tuesday night at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. The Volunteers (19-3) held the Musketeers (9-12...

The full Cumberland County Commission has unanimously approved a resolution to add a plaque to the Vietnam memorial in War Memorial Park. In February, the Building and Grounds committee convened and h...