Shelbyville Police Department Pays Tribute to the Late Lieutenant Mike Baker’s Illustrious 30-Year Career
The Shelbyville Police Department mourns the passing of Lt. Mike Baker who served from 1987 until 2018 and was known for his bravery, mentorship, and humor. A memorial is planned at Shelbyville Mills Baptist Church.
Tennessee Waterfowl Hunters Urged to Secure Early Season Quota Hunts Before October 14 Deadline
Applications for Tennessee's early season WMA waterfowl quota hunts are open from Sep 24 to Oct 14, and successful applicants must claim their permits by Oct 27. Unclaimed spots will be redrawn on Nov 10.
West Wilson Middle School Celebrates Local First Responders and Military Personnel in Heartfelt Community Event
West Wilson Middle School held an event honoring first responders and military personnel, attended by various law enforcement agencies and emergency services, as well as active-duty and veteran military members.
Tennessee Celebrates Fourth Consecutive Year of Zero Boating Deaths Over Labor Day Weekend
Tennessee reported no boating deaths over Labor Day for the fourth consecutive year, despite three injuries, five property damage incidents, and three BUI arrests. Total fatalities for the year increased slightly.
Clay County Pharmacy Figures Plead Guilty to Federal Charges in Controlled Substances and Fraud Case
Pharmacy owners in Clay County, Tennessee, pleaded guilty to federal charges related to irresponsibly distributing controlled substances, committing health care fraud, and engaging in a kickback scheme.
Conservative Luminary Charlie Kirk Gunned Down Mid-Speech at Utah Valley University, Nation Reels in Shock
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University. His death has prompted mourning and condemnation of violence across the conservative community.












