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One injured in pair of Wednesday crashes (opens the original)
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One person was injured in a pair of crashes in Putnam County Wednesday. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, Scott Ashburn, 35, of Tennessee, was injured when he crashed his 2023 Harley-Davidson motorcycle on Interstate 40 in Cookeville. The THP crash report said Ashburn was traveling west on I-40 when he attempted to get off the highway at the exit 286 ramp. While exiting, Ashburn's motorcycle went off the left side of the roadway and overturned, with Ashburn coming to a final rest off th
Brush Creek man arrested in early morning crash (opens the original)
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One person was arrested following an early-morning crash on Interstate 40 near the Boma community Sunday. According to a THP crash report, Kory Debord, 22, of Brush Creek, Tennessee, was charged with DUI, driving on a suspended license and failure to exercise due care following the wreck just after 3:30 a.m. near mile marker 277 in Putnam County southwest of Baxter. Debord was booked into the Putnam County Jail and is free on a $6,500 bond. The THP said Ruben Koboji, 51, of Nebraska, was injured
White County officials say human remains not linked to recent cases (opens the original)
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White County officials are saying that human remains found in the Bon Air Mountain area this week are not linked to any recent cases or disappearances. White County Executive Kyle Goff said in a Facebook post Wednesday that the Middle Tennessee Regional Forensic Center and a Nashville-based anthropologist confirmed that the remains discovered Monday were human, but "it was later determined that there were no criminal or forensic concerns associated with the remains." "In accordance with Tennesse
Study: Tennessee ranked 14th nationally for highest traffic fatality rate (opens the original)
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A recent study places Tennessee as being the 14th highest in traffic fatalities over the last decade. National transportation research nonprofit TRIP released the report âAddressing Americaâs Traffic Safety Crisisâ earlier this month. According to data in the report, Tennesseeâs traffic fatality rate of 1.27 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled (VMT) is higher than the national rate of 1.10. âIn Tennessee, from 2015 to 2025, the number of traffic fatalities increased by 11
Tech battling building, parking problems (opens the original)
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Tennessee Tech University has been battling several building maintenance problems while still trying to find solutions to the campus' ongoing parking woes. In response to a query alleging that Tech students were passing out due to heat in buildings with faulty air conditioning, the university's Director of News and Public Relations Jonathan Frank acknowledged in an email Friday afternoon that several buildings had been struggling in the higher-than-normal temperatures over the last month. "Speci
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