TWRA will accept applications for the 2025 Spring Turkey Quota Hunts from December 18 through January 8, 2025
Chattanooga, TN – According to the state officials, hunters can apply online at [QuotaHunt.GoOutdoorsTennessee.com](https://QuotaHunt.GoOutdoorsTennessee.com), via the TWRA mobile app, or through TWRA license agents and regional offices. Applications must be submitted by midnight (CST) on January 8. Mailed applications will not be accepted. Each applicant…
Man walked into store and started arguing with the owner over some type of transaction, only to challenge him to fight in the parking lot and kill him when the victim refused and asked him to leave; sentenced
Jacksonville, FL – The 83-year-old Florida man, J. Crager, pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder, and was sentenced to life in prison. The elderly defendant, who is homeless, reportedly walked into a store and challenged the owner to a…
Woman pretended to be man’s parent, while he created false documents and a detailed backstory to pass himself off as a minor to register in local school only to get involved in inappropriate relationships with female students; convicted
Omaha, NE – The 23-year-old Nebraska woman, A. Navarro, pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including criminal impersonation and child abuse, and will be sentenced in January next year after she helped 26-year-old man, Z. Sheich, to register at a local high school only to s–ually…
Mother claimed she had given her baby to his father, only for the 1-year-old child to be found unresponsive and cold to the touch after she abandoned him around midnight on a shoreline; convicted
Detroit, MI – The 38-year-old parent from Michigan is now facing more than 3 decades behind bars after jury found her guilty of multiple charges, including child abuse and unlawful desertion of child, after she abandoned her baby on a beach in Florida last year….
Chattanooga Police Department hosted annual Thanksgiving luncheon
Chattanooga, TN – Per reports, the Chattanooga Police Department celebrated Thanksgiving early with its annual luncheon, bringing together officers and staff for food and fellowship. Each of the department’s three shifts gathered to enjoy a meal and reflect on the gratitude that binds the CPD…
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is now accepting entries for its 2025-26 photo contest
Chattanooga, TN – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is now accepting submissions for its 2025-26 photo contest. Winning entries will be featured in the Tennessee Wildlife annual calendar, which highlights the state’s native species and outdoor activities. Photographers can submit up to 10 horizontal (landscape)…
Clarksville Fire Rescue presents fire safety education to adults with disabilities
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Fire Rescue Fire Prevention, along with Station 4 personnel, visited the Public Library to provide fire safety and prevention education to adults with disabilities. The event aimed to equip participants with essential knowledge, recognizing that many of them live with caregivers but…
Man claims ‘he would kill his former partner again and again’ after shooting her several times in the face, killing her, because he was angry at her after believing she had stolen items belonging to his dead father; sentenced
Houston, TX – Texas min was sentenced to life in prison after he previously admitted to killing his former partner several years ago and then disposed of her remains by using engine oil because, according to him, he wanted the victim to pay for allegedly…
Mom left her children alone and unattended for 1 hour while she went to a local store to steal merchandise, only to realize that her parked vehicle, in which she left her children, was in fIames when she exited the store; sentenced
Jacksonville, FL – The 26-year-old Florida mom, AIicia, was sentenced to 30 months behind bars after pleading guilty to aggravated child neglect earlier this year in connection with the last years incident which left her children injured. According to the police officials, the mother reportedly…
Experienced higher education leader joins Tennessee Higher Education Commission
Chattanooga, TN – The Tennessee Higher Education Commission announced the appointment of Dr. Robert M. Smith to the Commission. Governor Bill Lee officially appointed Dr. Smith in early November, recognizing his extensive experience in higher education, public policy, and leadership. Dr. Smith, president emeritus of Slippery…