Police in Mt. Juliet apprehended a Nashville man Monday. Officers were called about a suspicious person and were alerted to a man allegedly stealing a donut. Upon further investigation, it was discovered that the 44-year-old Nashville man was also in possession of a large amount of suspected fentanyl intended for resale, as well as methamphetamine.” Authorities have charged two people in connection to a Clarksville man’s murder after he was […]
Sunday night motorists ran into delays along Interstate 65 because of a crash involving an RV near the Sumner County-Robertson County line. All southbound lanes were closed at mile marker 103 for a couple of hours, causing a backup past mile marker 105.5, based on TDOT’s online traffic map. However, as of 8:30 p.m., I-65 South was back open. The White House Community Volunteer Fire Department wrote on Facebook that […]
A man was arrested Sunday after a neighbor reportedly found her dog — who later died — with a gunshot wound outside of his Sumner County home. The woman said the dog had left the fence a while back and went to neighbor William Pate’s home. Pate allegedly sent the woman hostile messages over social media following that incident. Pate was arrested for aggravated animal cruelty. His pre-trial bond was […]
29-year-old Brenda Stewart of Hendersonville was convicted of one count of TennCare fraud after she falsely claimed to have custody of her son, which she did not possess. If Stewart had accurately reported her custody status, she would not have been eligible to receive TennCare benefits. Stewart has been sentenced to three years of supervised probation with the Tennessee Department of Correction and ordered to pay TennCare $5,000 in restitution, […]
