Former Knoxville Police Chief David Rausch was sworn in Monday as the new director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. Rausch's swearing-in ceremony came just a week Gov. Bill Haslam ...

NASHVILLE — David Rausch was sworn in as the 9th Director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Monday morning at the state agency's headquarters in Nashville. Rausch, 55, was one of three ...

Rausch became director effective Monday, June 25, 2018. “David brings a wealth of experience to the TBI and the proven leadership to continue the great progress the agency has made in making ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch is addressing the disconnect between his agency and local law enforcement when it comes to Tren de Aragua— a ...

David Rausch has always had lofty goals. On his second day as a recruit at the Knoxville Police Department in 1993, Rausch surprised his trainers when he said he aimed to be the chief of police ...

David Rausch, the newly appointed TBI director held his first press conference on Wednesday. He spoke about what his vision and goals are for the agency moving forward.

The newest director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was sworn in Monday morning.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David B. Rausch met with reporters Wednesday at the state agency’s headquarters in Nashville and spoke about his vision, goals, and his first ...

Newly appointed TBI director, David Rausch, said the timetable was sped up because there was an obvious concern about leadership at the TBI.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director David Rausch, a former Knoxville police chief, has just been reappointed by Gov. Bill Lee to the position during a time when he has been successful in ...

Before joining the TBI in 2004, he served with the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office, working as the agency’s Chief Deputy from 1998 to 2004. Nealon starts at the TBI’s Headquarters in ...

Earlier this week, TBI Director David Rausch pitched the idea for a 30-week pilot program, to study wastewater to be able to track the use of illegal drugs. More for You.