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The Tennessee Highway Patrol used the License Plate Reader system to track down a man who is suspected of shooting a motorist in Sweetwater during a road rage incident, WVLT reports. On February 28, a...

(Source: The following is from the Fentress County Sheriff's Office Facebook page) An investigation into the sale of narcotics led Detectives with the Fentress County Sheriff's Department to conduct a...

Cumberland County reported 6 more COVID-19 deaths in one week, bringing the county's death toll to 309 on Saturday, February 26, 2022. Statewide an additional 502 coronavirus deaths were reported in o...

(Source: Navy Office of Community Outreach) Quartermaster 2nd Class Landon Sherrill, from Crossville, Tennessee, assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford's (CVN 78) navigation department, recently hoistedt a br...

The Crossville City Council recently voted to move the monthly Cruise-in off Main Street, a move that has created much debate. Some downtown businesses say the event, held monthly during the spring, s...

The Stone Memorial High School Panthers advanced to the Region 4AAA Championship Game as they posted a 65-56 win over the Lincoln County Falcons in a semifinal match-up on Tuesday. The Panthers, now 1...

Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett announced on his Facebook page that the State Capitol would be lit in blue and yellow Tuesday night (3/1/22), the colors of the Ukraine flag, to show solidarit...

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Department is alerting citizens about a scam involving robocalls from Amazon imposters. The call purports there has been a suspicious charge on your account and then in...

The Tennessee Department of Health recognizes World Birth Defects Day on Thursday, March 3, 2022, joining other birth defect prevention organizations, including the World Health Organization, March of...

From the City of Crossville, TN - ROAD CLOSURE: Beginning 03/02/2022, Interstate Drive between Stout Drive and Genesis Road will be closed for construction for the foreseeable future. Traffic will be ...