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Press Release: The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) released a progress update on the SR 111 J-Turn safety improvements project in Putnam County, highlighting ongoing construction and upcoming milestones as work continues on schedule. Over the past few weeks, crews have been preparing the ground, improving drainage, and shaping
Crossville Police responded to McDonald's restaurant on North Main Street after 38-year-old Cara Katherine Waters allegedly brandished a handgun and made threats while in the drive through. Waters admitted to officers that she displayed the weapon because she felt the other vehicle was blocking her. She
Michael Ralph Daignaul, age 64, appeared in Cumberland County Criminal Court on August 4, 2026 and pleaded guilty to Second Degree Murder in the overdose death of Christopher Ray Hale. Daignaul was sentenced to serve 15 years in the custody of the Tennessee Department of Corrections at 100%. According to
by Ronni Chase
Michael Ralph Daignaul, age 64, appeared in Cumberland County Criminal Court on August 4, 2026 and pleaded guilty to Second Degree Murder in the overdose death of Christopher Ray Hale. Daignaul was sentenced to serve 15 years in the custody of the Tennessee Department of Corrections at 100%. According to
by Ronni Chase
Press Release: The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) released a progress update on the SR 111 J-Turn safety improvements project in Putnam County, highlighting ongoing construction and upcoming milestones as work continues on schedule. Over the past few weeks, crews have been preparing the ground, improving drainage, and shaping
by Ronni Chase
Crossville Police responded to McDonald's restaurant on North Main Street after 38-year-old Cara Katherine Waters allegedly brandished a handgun and made threats while in the drive through. Waters admitted to officers that she displayed the weapon because she felt the other vehicle was blocking her. She
by Ronni Chase
The Fairfield Glade Police Department reports a Fairfield Glade resident lost over $1,850 after receiving a call from someone claiming to be with the Lee County, Florida Sheriff’s Office. The caller claimed the man’s son was in custody and needed immediate bail money sent via Cash App.
by Ronni Chase