In collaboration with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, the Pulaski Police Department is emphasizing the importance of sober driving as the holiday season approaches. Authorities […]
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Pulaski Man Taken Into Custody in Connection with Statutory Rape Investigation
On Thursday, officers from the Pulaski Police Department carried out a search warrant at a residence located on Kay Drive. This action followed an extensive […]
Drivers Advised to Properly Secure Cargo Before Hitting the Road
As the holiday season approaches, millions of travelers are preparing to take to the roads. In light of this surge in traffic, the National Highway […]
Hargett Unveils 2026 Civics Essay Competition for Students
In a significant announcement, Secretary of State Tre Hargett has revealed plans for a Civics Essay Contest aimed at students from kindergarten through 12th grade. […]
Savannah Police Urge Caution and Safe Driving Speeds for Holiday Travelers
As the holiday season unfolds, the Savannah Police Department is reminding everyone to prioritize safety while driving. The festive period often brings a flurry of […]
Pulaski Man Taken Into Custody on Charges of Aggravated Statutory Rape
On Thursday, December 11, law enforcement officials from the Pulaski Police Department executed a search warrant at the residence of Michael Dewayne Holley, located at […]
Pedestrian Hurt at Florence Christmas Parade
On Thursday evening, a woman was involved in a collision with a vehicle while participating in the Florence Christmas Parade, as reported by Shoals Insider. […]
Shooting in Maury County Leaves One Injured; Suspect Apprehended
In the early hours of Friday, December 12, the Maury County Sheriff’s Department was called to the scene of a shooting incident that occurred overnight […]
PES Power Board Scheduled to Convene on December 16
The Pulaski Electric System Power Board is scheduled to convene on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at 8 a.m. During this meeting, the board will address […]
Tennessee’s Unemployment Rate Remains Stable at 3.6% for September
In September, Tennessee’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.6%, as reported by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. This release of data was […]