Tyler Graves is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the Robertson County Times and Sports Illustrated. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, competitive sports, education, and the judicial system, often exploring themes such as legal reform and renewable energy. Tyler's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Miami Herald and The Kansas City Star.
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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
The White House Area Chamber of Commerce held their May Investor Luncheon last week, where they featured a legislative panel with members of the Tennessee General Assembly. Before a crowd of local officials, business leaders, and residents at the Billy S. Hobbs Community Center on May 12, State Senator Kerry Roberts, Representatives Sabi Kumar and William Lamberth, and Jinny Benedetti, […]
By: Tyler Graves
A Robertson Couty grand jury convicted a Springfield man this month on charges relating to the 2025 crash that led to the deaths of his two children. On May 7, the jury returned guilty verdicts against Lukas Lee Mansfield on multiple counts of Aggravated Vehicular Homicide Class A Felonies. The crash resulted in the deaths of seven-year old Miah and […]
By: Tyler Graves
The Greenbrier fugitive wanted for multiple child sex crimes was finally found and captured in Canada over a week after he fled from police custody. On May 7, the Greenbrier Police Department confirmed that Logan Woodard Kelley was located and apprehended by the Winnipeg Police Service in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Kelley, who was wanted in Robertson County, faces dozens of […]
By: Tyler Graves
On May 11, members of the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office were joined by Springfield Police and other elected officials outside the county courthouse for the 2026 Robertson County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony. Hosted by the Sheriff’s Office with Sheriff Michael Van Dyke, the event takes place annually during National Police Week to honor the service and sacrifice of local law […]
By: Tyler Graves
Springfield residents will now have fewer restrictions regarding what they can discuss during public comment periods at Board of Mayor and Aldermen meetings, following a resolution approved last week. At their monthly meeting on May 19, the Springfield BOMA unanimously voted in favor of a resolution amending the city’s public comment policy, adopted by Ordinance 23-21. The resolution comes as […]
By: Tyler Graves
With the beginning of summer just around the corner, Ruby’s Happy Farm in Cross Plains is gearing up for its largest event of the year with the newly renamed Feel-Good Weekend, which has expanded to encompass an entire weekend from June 19-21. The three-day celebration of community will kick off its fourth year with the return of an immersive farm-to-table […]
By: Tyler Graves
J. Travis Price Park is ready to once again welcome hundreds of kids and their parents this weekend for the return of the 29th annual Youth Fishing Rodeo. Hosted by the Springfield Parks and Recreation Department, in partnership with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), kids ages 4-14 are invited to fish from 8-11 a.m. on Saturday, June 6 at […]
By: Tyler Graves
Members of the Robertson County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Robertson County Sheriff’s Office were recognized at the May 18 County Commission meeting for their heroic response saving a woman’s life from a house fire. During the meeting, EMS Director Brent Dyer recounted the incident to the commissioners, which occurred on May 14 at a home on Green Road outside […]
By: Tyler Graves
Following a nearly four decade career in a private law practice and serving as the attorney for the county government, Clyde Richert has announced his retirement, effective on July 1. Aside from his role as county attorney, Richert has been a Senior Partner at the Springfield law offices of Richert & Dilliha, PLLC, where his son Jarod Richert is also […]
By: Tyler Graves
Longtime WSM radio host, Grand Ole Opry announcer, and Cross Plains native Bill Cody is in critical condition, as his family is seeking prayers following weeks of health complications. According to an update from Cody’s daughter Hannah Davis, released by WSM Radio on May 31, Cody was admitted to the ICU suffering from heart and kidney failure. Davis explained […]
