Illegal Alien Fugitive Wanted In Tennessee Captured In Louisiana
An Alleged MS-13 Gang Member Wanted In Tennessee Was Arrested Friday Night Near New Orleans After License Plate Readers Alerted Local Authorities Of His Location.
An Alleged MS-13 Gang Member Wanted In Tennessee Was Arrested Friday Night Near New Orleans After License Plate Readers Alerted Local Authorities Of His Location.
Despite Metro Police Chief John Drake Reiterating The Need For License Plate Readers, Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell Continues To Delay Funding While Downplaying Violent Crime Across The City.
The Metro Council Is Forbidding Law Enforcement Officials From Using License Plate Readers To Enforce Laws Against Abortion. They Also Decided To Defer The Allocation Of $500,000 Of Metro Funds To Go Towards A Grant To Planned Parenthood.
A Bill That Would Waive Tennessee’s License Plate Registration Fees For A Full Year Could Save Tennessee Drivers $121.6 Million Based On Legislative Estimates.
Governor Bill Lee Has Called A Special Session To Discuss Funding $500 Million In Corporate Welfare, Unveiled A New Tennessee License Plate, Released Recommendation For COVID Relief Funds And Announced Two Key Judicial Appointments. What Lee Has Not Done Is Encourage A Special Session Of The TN Legislature To Protect Tennesseans From The Federal Overreach Of Biden’s Vaccine Mandates.
Longtime Law Enforcement Officer And Former Knox County Sheriff Tom Spangler Passed Away On September 10 At The Age Of 67 After A Years-Long Battle With Cancer, Prompting Leaders In East Tennessee And Across The State To Offer Their Condolences And Remember His Career Accomplishments.
Concerned Citizens Will Have The Opportunity To Participate In A Public Forum During The Knox County Commission Meeting On August 31, 2026, Provided They Follow The Rules For Giving Public Comment.
Knox County Commission Issued A Notice For A Workshop Between The Sheriff’s Department, County Commission And Flock Personnel. The Public Can Attend The Workshop But Will Not Be Permitted To Participate With Comments Or Questions.
Parked Waymo Vehicles Are Recording Nashville Neighborhoods, Churches, Businesses And Parks Every Day Without Any Public Guidelines On How Long Footage Is Stored, And Minimal Details On How It Is Used.
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