Thursday, March 21, 2013

DCS Admits More Mistakes
Tennessee's Department of Children's Services says it made a mistake with information released earlier this year citing the number of children it had contact with that then died. In 2011 DCS first reported 47 children it had contact with died that number has changed to 91. In the year 2012 they missed the mark by over twenty children now saying 103 children is the accurate number that had contact with DCS before their deaths. The former director left DCS after claims of long wait times for reporting abuse, trying to limit media access to records, and failing to take action which resulted in Child deaths.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

  • 8 Years And 10 Months in Federal Prison Handed Down
  • Woman Arrested for Shoplifting From a Local Mall
  • Street Racing Victim Wants Teens Charged as Adults
  • Police Won't Press Charges Against Trail Days Driver
  • Immigration Reform Prayed for at Bi-Lingual Vigil
  • Reward Offered For Missing Equipment
  • Talks Still Underway for Carter Co. Rescue Service
  • Change of Venue In Greeneville Murder Case
  • Scott Co. Murder Trial Re-Set
  • Sullivan County Election Day
  • Milligan and Tusculum Classes in Kpt
  • A Push To Lower The Blood Alcohol Content Proceeds
  • Skills USA Competitors Won An Award For The Most Awards



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