Tim Binkley News Today

A Cheatham County family is mourning the loss of a 3-year-old boy who investigators believe was accidentally shot in the head. It's a tragedy that points to a disturbing trend between kids and guns.

It may soon be a felony to threaten the safety of a Tennessee school. This comes just a couple of days after the General Assembly passed another bill that would require juveniles to lose their driver's license or their ability to obtain one if they threaten mass violence on school property.

Berea College’s Special Collections and Archives and the Campus Christian Center is offering the public a closer look at the Heritage Edition of the Saint John’s Bible, which became a

This year Berea College’s Special Collections and Archives will honor Hispanic Heritage Month 2023 with an exhibition of Manuel Joglar Cacho’s 14-stanza poem, “Por Los Caminos del Día” (Along the

When you think of Berea College, the word "groundbreaking" might come to mind. The school was the first interracial and coeducational institution in the south, and since 1892, it's been tuition-free.

The relationship between Berea College and Lincoln Institute is marked by racism, “benevolent” White donors, and Black educators who equipped Black youth with skills in industrial trades.

The man known as the "Father of Black History", Dr. Carter G. Woodson, got his start here as a student at Berea college in the 1800's.

Cheatham County Chief Sheriff’s Deputy and longtime resident Tim Binkley remembers a time when local residents saw themselves as Ashland City, Kingston Springs, Pegram, and Pleasant View instead of as