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Tennessee daycare director charged with child abuse crimes - Vimarsana News

Tennessee daycare director charged with child abuse crimes

A Simpson County woman who works as a director at KinderCare, a childcare facility in Goodlettsville, Tenn. was arrested on Oct. 12 along with a male on several counts of

Juvenile charged after being seen with gun outside KY high school - Vimarsana News

Juvenile charged after being seen with gun outside KY high school

A juvenile has since been released after he was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon for having a gun on the campus of a Kentucky high school.

Source: wkrn.com
Juvenile charged on suspicion of carrying weapon outside FSHS - Vimarsana News

Juvenile charged on suspicion of carrying weapon outside FSHS

Franklin-Simpson middle and high schools were placed on lockdown Tuesday afternoon after law enforcement received reports that a person was seen carrying a firearm on the campus of Franklin-Simpson High

Simpson schools placed on lockdown after man with firearm seen on FSHS campus - Vimarsana News

Simpson schools placed on lockdown after man with firearm seen on FSHS campus

Franklin-Simpson middle and high schools were put on lockdown Tuesday afternoon after a man with a firearm was reportedly seen on the campus of Franklin-Simpson High School.

Absences, truancy still rising in Kentucky schools after COVID pandemic; lawmakers concerned - Vimarsana News

Absences, truancy still rising in Kentucky schools after COVID pandemic; lawmakers concerned

(TNS) School districts on both ends of Kentucky are seeing continued downward trends in daily attendance and increases in “chronic absenteeism” following the COVID-19 pandemic, state and school officials told