The school board is talking about the best way to construct a new K-8 school; a granite business is bringing new jobs to Baxter; and a Kentucky murder suspect is arrested in Cookeville, plus the details on Christmas festivities tonight and this weekend.

 Two suspects have been arraigned on charges of murdering a Putnam County couple, the hospital has updated its policy on visitors, and there’s an incentive being offered to those who want to support local businesses with their holiday shopping this year. 

Cookeville Regional Medical Center has implemented a vaccination mandate for its employees, the Putnam County Commission has adopted a redistricting plan plus the details on Tuesday's multi semi-truck accident on I-40.  

Putnam County honors its veterans; the sheriff’s department used K9s and helicopters to track down a suspect Tuesday. Plus, the school board has received an update on a new K-8 school. 

The county’s redistricting proposal has hit a snag, the city of Cookeville is discussing what should be done about a private swimming pool that’s been built on city property, and vaccinations are being credited for a reduction in COVID numbers. Plus, this weekend's entertainment, and it is time to change...the time.

Prosecutors are moving forward with the trial of a Putnam County murder defendant; the Putnam County Commission will be given two options when it comes to redistricting; and a new business is planned for the old truck stop on Highway 111. 

It's been another month of positive sales tax collections in Putnam County, the Cookeville city council will once again be discussing an aquatics center, and an apparent case of nervousness leads to an arrest by the THP, plus this weekend's events and sports highlights.

A story of hope from a formerly homeless woman, the latest COVID numbers and 10th Street is getting a makeover.

The number of COVID cases at Cookeville Regional Medical Center has increased slightly, but the overall trend is going down; the Cookeville city council will once again be discussing homelessness; and some professors have filed a lawsuit against Tennessee Tech. 

In the news, an off-duty Cookeville police officer has been seriously injured in a crash; more COVID deaths have been reported, but hospitalizations are trending down; and another mental evaluation has been ordered for a Putnam County murder suspect.  Plus, a look at scary fun for the weekend and the month of October!