Tennessee's push to reopen in May led to COVID-19 outbreaks that increased active cases nearly ninefold in three months while filling hospital beds across the state. Now, the state faces its latest test: reintroducing in-class learning to the majority of schools.
Williamson County has been seeing a much lower trend of positive COVID-19 cases in the last couple of weeks.
Brentwood's newest bike lanes on Granny White Pike have been installed and are ready for use just in time for the new school year.
A referendum that will appear on Thursday’s ballot will decide the future structure of Nolensville’s government.
The number of new businesses starting in Williamson County has started increasing after hitting a low point in April.
Spring Hill city elections have seen progressively worse and worse voter turnout rates; in 2017, the city election saw a 7.72% voter turnout, and in 2019, an abysmal 5.67%, with just 1,545 votes cast out of the city’s 27,271 registered voters.
Gov. Bill Lee on Monday called the House and Senate back to Nashville for a special session — the second time he has done so in his less than two years in office.
A new COVID-19 update shows a continued downward track for COVID-19 cases for Williamson County.
With early voting in the rearview mirror, the top Republican candidates for U.S. Senate are headed toward the finish line of what Politico dubbed “the nastiest Republican primary in the country.”
The Franklin Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a person who stole a trailer from a Franklin church this past Thursday morning.
A Home Page survey has found a slight majority of almost 900 polled feel that the Confederate battle flag depicted on the Williamson County seal should be removed or replaced.
Much like the rest of Tennessee, the city of Nashville is still experiencing a shutdown of sorts, with bars ordered to be closed through the month of July, and restaurants limited to operating at half capacity.
Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson has extended the county’s mask mandate through Aug. 29 in response to the continued COVID-19 pandemic.
The Brentwood Police Department announced a variety of crimes in its weekly crime analysis, including the burglary of Wolfe and Travis Electric.
From the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to the election season to the status of the Fuller Story, the next FrankTalks lecture will feature four community leaders who will share updates from several sides of Franklin and Williamson County and do so with a focus on the future.
As a hot July has now faded into the dog days of August, backyard flower gardens across the county are taking on various shapes and colors. Many have gone beyond their spring and summer blooms and now sit idle before a new feast of colors arrive in the fall. The Home Page caught up with thre…
The Friends of the Fairview Public Library (FFPL), who ordinarily hold a semi-annual book sale, have cancelled the August Book Sale due to safety concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic - the first such cancellation in more than a decade.
This beautifully updated home in the heart of Brentwood is stunning in its layout and design. It has four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half bath and sits on 4,568 square feet. It is nestled in the Heathrow Hills subdivision, minutes from your favorite Brentwood shops and access to I-65.
The Brentwood Library continues with its event offerings for the week of Aug. 3 through Aug. 9.Check out all of the events below. Monday Origami with Miss Stephanie is a free online instructional video will be posted each Monday at 4:30 p.m. showing a basic origami project. View past project…
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn was the target of a demonstration at a Brentwood restaurant on Friday evening.
More than 200 people were gathered at Bicentennial Park Friday evening, all sharing the same mission: to march towards the Confederate monument in downtown Franklin and demand the statue’s removal.
Governor Bill Lee signed an executive order on Friday afternoon extending the authority of local governments to require residents to wear masks.
Williamson County saw a higher day of new COVID-19 cases than the day before heading into the weekend.
Franklin Police have charged a Murfreesboro man in last Sunday's shooting and attempted carjacking of a man in the Dwell at McEwen apartments.
Franklin Police Department detectives arrested 28-year-old Joseph Antonio Gonzalez Rodriguez, who they said is a registered sex offender from Connecticut, for the alleged statutory rape of a minor in Franklin.
In a Friday morning tele-town hall, Sen. Marsha Blackburn praised U.S. Senate candidate Bill Hagerty for his willingness to "hold China accountable" for the COVID-19 related impacts on the U.S. economy if elected to the U.S. Senate.
A protest calling for the removal of the Confederate monument in downtown Franklin is scheduled to commence Friday at 5:30 p.m.
A Thursday news release from the Tennessee Department of Labor shows that a total of 5,644 people in Williamson County continued to receive unemployment benefits as of Saturday, July 25.
Mike Herron, who acts as chairman for the local chapter of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union representing General Motors (GM), announced last week that he will not be seeking re-election next month after serving as chairman for 18 years.
Williamson County has seen its lowest day of new positive COVID-19 tests in quite some time.
Hotel managers are pulling out all the stops to make guests feel comfortable, and occupancy is creeping back up. However, some local hotels say corporate events and travelers could take longer to return.
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