Tyler Graves is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Robertson County Times and Sports Illustrated. He covers a range of topics that reflect his interests in regional issues, law enforcement, and sports, with a particular focus on college football and crime in North America. Tyler's work has been featured in numerous outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering insightful journalism across diverse themes.
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Tyler Graves focuses on local news and sports, particularly in Tennessee. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports updates, and local government announcements. If you have relevant information about local sports events, community initiatives or developments in the state of Tennessee, it is likely to be well received by Tyler.
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By: Tyler Graves
A Robertson County man is among 10 people who now face felony charges after the result of a large-scale, collaborative operation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) to target online child exploitation and sextortion, where over a dozen victims were identified. Over a three-month period, from October through December, the TBI’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, housed […]
By: Tyler Graves
A special ceremony was held last month with the Springfield Fire Department to commemorate the addition of a brand-new fire truck into the city’s service. On Dec. 23, fire personnel joined city officials and community members to welcome the fire engine with a truck wash and push-in event at Fire Station 1, located at 203 Central Avenue. According to the […]
By: Tyler Graves
Less than four weeks after losing his home in a devastating house fire, a Greenbrier man has succumbed to injuries sustained from the incident. Garry Wallace Cohea, 78, passed away on Dec. 22 following a courageous month-long hospital stay at TriStar Skyline Medical Center in Nashville. He suffered severe burns and smoke inhalation in the blaze that consumed his home […]
By: Tyler Graves
A Springfield man is in custody following an incident at Wal-Mart on Dec. 21 where two women reported being grabbed from behind and assaulted. On that Saturday morning just after 7:30 a.m., Springfield Police received a call of a reported assault at the Wal-Mart located at 3360 Tom Austin Highway. After officers arrived, they encountered one of the two alleged […]
By: Tyler Graves
After its grand opening in September, The Storybook Cottage, a brand-new coffee shop and bookstore, has become a new local destination for Greenbrier residents and surrounding communities. With a wide selection of books for readers of all ages and a number specialty coffee drinks, visitors have enjoyed using the bookstore as a new hangout spot, study place, or taking part […]
By: Tyler Graves
The Robertson County community is continuing to mourn the tragic loss of two children who died after a single-vehicle rollover crash near Springfield on Jan. 10. Seven-year old Miah and 4-year old Jackson Mansfield, who both attended South Haven Christian School in Springfield, were the victims of the crash. Their father, 36-year-old Lukas Mansfield, was identified as the driver, who […]
By: Tyler Graves
Five months after a Springfield woman was sentenced to life in prison for the death of a 5-year-old boy, the child's father has now also been charged with multiple counts of child abuse and neglect.
By: Tyler Graves
At their monthly meeting last Monday, the Robertson County School Board recognized Lan Stapleton, a school bus driver with the district for more than 10 years, as the transportation department’s employee of the quarter. Stapleton was presented with a letter of recognition by Transportation Department Supervisor Joshua Hinerman and board member Connie Hogan. While remarking on its decision to select […]
By: Tyler Graves
Following the upcoming departure of Jordan Osborne, the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce has chosen Adele Watts as her successor, who will officially take over as president in February. Born and raised in Springfield and a graduate of Springfield High School, Watts is no stranger to Robertson County. After a full year as President and CEO of the Goodlettsville Area […]
By: Tyler Graves
A Nashville teenager is now in custody and facing multiple charges after leading several local law enforcement agencies on a police chase across Robertson County in a stolen pickup truck, where he reached speeds over 100 mph. Around 1:25 a.m. on Friday, Jan. 10, the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office sent out an alert for a lifted GMC Sierra pickup that […]
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