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[...]   Cumberland County High School has announced Harry D. Sabine as the 2014 Hall of Fame inductee. Sabine was the [...]

[...] School buses in Cumberland County are making news on the average of one per week since school started in early August.   A bus [...]

[...] to the memory of those who lost their lives on 9/11 this Thursday September 11th at the Cumberland County Fire Department located across from the Community Complex.  The Ceremony will include [...]

[...] The largest two day annual event in Cumberland County is scheduled this weekend.  It’s the Eleventh Annual Homesteads Apple Festival.  Over the [...]

[...] remains until the child support issue has been handled,” Dalya Qualls, spokeswoman for the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security said. For a parent to have a license revoked for non- [...]

[...] There’s a new scam out this week involving the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce. Donnie Black in Knoxville went through his local Career Center [...]

[...] . This week, in preparation for the Oct. 7 scheduled execution of Billy Ray Irick, the Tennessee Department of Correction began taking applications for media witnesses to his death. Under department [...]

[...] highest number of children receiving high school graduations or GEDs of all of the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services youth development centers. Taft guards and their family [...]

[...] Officers in Harriman shot and killed a burglary suspect Tuesday afternoon. According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), Miranda Michelle Guy, 28, was shot after officers responded to a [...]

[...] The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is examining possible human remains found this weekend in Decatur County, [...]

[...] SPARTA, Tenn. – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has stepped in to help find a 17-year-old girl reported missing in White [...]

[...] Examiner’s Office, the Middle Tennessee State University Anthropology Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to assist in the collection of the remains. Sheriff Casey Cox stated that [...]

[...] , and Knoxville among those with the highest crime rates. It includes both violent and property crimes. Crossville Police Chief Dave Beaty told a local radio station said that there are too many [...]

[...] of 11,000, they say there are 14.8 violent crimes per 1000 residents in Crossville. For property crimes, 101.7 crimes per 1000 residents, with total reported crimes at 116.6 per 1000 residents.   [...]

[...] as the States most dangerous city used data collected by the FBI in 2012 on violent and property crimes to create its ranking.  Crossville News First did some research and found the analysis may be [...]

[...] citations and assisting officers with various tasks. They cannot make arrests or take any law enforcement action. They are not issued weapons. It’s a program for young people to get an idea if law [...]

[...] , according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau. The report used data submitted by law enforcement to determine the vehicle make, model and model year most reported stolen in 2013. Here are [...]

[...] this year. In a statement from TBI Director Mark Gwyn, he said many factors outside of law enforcement’s control contribute to the nature of crimes. In the past 10 years, Athens police [...]

[...] Sexton, who drafted the letter to the Commissioner,  writes: We felt strongly that the other [youth center] facilities would not be able to handle the more violent and troubled youth. This was one of [...]

[...] apart from each other outside the fence in case of a breach The post RIOT BREAKS OUT AT SAME YOUTH CENTER WHERE 32 ESCAPED MONDAY NIGHT appeared first on Crossville News First. [...]

[...] ” teens. Sexton recently wrote a letter urging Haslam to consider reopening Taft. The youth center provided jobs for generations of nearby residents. And even when one or two teens [...]