An online dating app was how a man connected with a 13-year-old girl from Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee on Saturday, according to a police report.

A police report our newsroom obtained shares new details about what happened. Go here to read the latest.UPDATE (Tuesday):Police in Nashvill

Soddy Daisy swept both the boys and girls basketball games against Sale Creek on Wednesday. The Lady Trojans won 43-39, while the Soddy Daisy boys won by a final of 68-50. Categories: Sports – Local S

During the investigation, it was discovered that the girls had been in contact with a man from Nashville on social media.

The Soddy Daisy Lady Trojans took a short trip up Highway 27 in mid December to play Sale Creek, where the Lady Panthers won by a 38-32 final. These same two teams played at Soddy Daisy Wednesday night and the Lady Trojans returned the favor. The final score was 43-39 as Soddy Daisy improved to 17-7 with the win. Sale Creek is now 13-7.

According to court documents, the girls were found Sunday at the Nashville residence of 21-year-old Isaac Schellsmidt, who was arrested and charged with felony kidnapping.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office finds two missing juveniles with help from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Metro Nashville Police Department. On early morning January 19, two female juveniles were reported missing from the Soddy Daisy area.

When Judy Rogers first got involved in Special Olympics, she was a young teacher at Orange Grove Center, and Richard Nixon was president of the United States.

Wilbur E. "Stoney" Stone, Jr., 100, of Hixson, Tennessee, died on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at Soddy Daisy Health Center. He was born July 27, 1924, in Rockford, Illinois, to the late Wilbur and Willmay (Rock) Stone.

Members of multiple law enforcement agencies worked together to track down two girls missing from East Tennessee who were found in Middle Tennessee.

Members of multiple law enforcement agencies worked together to track down two girls missing from East Tennessee who were found in Middle Tennessee.

Mary Lee Carver (nee Bramlett) went to be with her Lord on January 21 at the age of 85 surrounded by her family after a second long and valiant fight against cancer and other health issues.