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Martin County’s beloved Bathtub Reef Beach is scheduled to reopen Monday.

View Comments Despite school districts across the state lifting mask mandates for students and teachers, Metro Nashville Public Schools doesn't have plans to waive the requirement any time soon. As students attend their final days of school, masks are still required to be worn by all students and staff, district spokesperson Sean Braisted said in an email to The Tennessean Thursday. And masks will also be required during the district's Promising Scholar summer school program starting in June. "We will continue to follow CDC guidance on masks and social-distancing whenever possible, as long a...

Bond revoked for father charged with neglect of seriously injured baby View Comments RICHMOND, Ind. — An arrest warrant was issued Thursday for a father accused of neglecting his then-4-month-old daughter, who was catastrophically injured. Matthew J. Shaffer, 28, is wanted after his bond was revoked. Shaffer failed to appear at a Superior Court 2 hearing this week about the bond revocation, and Judge Gregory Horn revoked the bond and ordered the arrest warrant. Shaffer and Casey Renee Miller, 27, are both charged with five counts of neglect of a dependent, one as a Level 1 felony, three a...

View Comments Wayne County's chief circuit judge ruled Thursday that Taylor Mayor Rick Sollars isn't eligible to appear on the Aug. 3 ballot because of his failure to file several campaign finance reports and pay fines prior to filing for reelection. Chief Judge Timothy Kenny sided with the earlier findings of Taylor City Clerk Cynthia Bower, agreeing she made the right call last month when she declared that Sollars, who is under federal indictment, is ineligible. Kenny also dissolved a temporary restraining order he issued earlier this month that forced Taylor's Election Commission to cert...

Vaccinated travelers exempt from quarantine beginning Saturday Pacific Daily News View Comments Fully vaccinated travelers to Guam won't be subject to quarantine at the government facility beginning Saturday, according to Adelup. Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero issued an executive order Thursday afternoon, relaxing Guam's travel and quarantine restrictions. The island remains in Pandemic Condition of Readiness 3, and social gatherings are limited to no more than 100 people, according to the order.  At 12:01 a.m. May 15, incoming travelers who received all necessary doses of an FDA-approved COVID-19...