The Tennessee Department of Education and the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services have partnered with other statewide organizations, to provide a COVID-19 Emotional Support Line for all Tennessee educators.
The Tennessee Division of Consumer Affairs in the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office is warning seniors of scams aimed at stealing personal information and money.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Secret Service are warning of an increase in money mule schemes in Middle and West Tennessee.According to an FBI news release, the Memphis and Nashville field office are warning potential victims to avoid falling…
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced the arrest of a 53-year-old Nashville man on Thursday who it charged with four counts of cyberstalking.
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Several hundred Republican voters and supporters of President Trump gathered at the Cool Spring Marriott on Tuesday night for the Williamson County GOP’s election watch party
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Tennessee Stands, a nonprofit advocacy group, is gathering donations to fund a lawsuit against Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson with the goal of seeking an injunction on the county mask mandate and removing Anderson from office.
The Tennessee Education Lottery announced the final approval for online sports betting in Tennessee on Friday which will be set to begin on Sunday.
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Voters will not be required to wear masks when voting in person following the reinstatement of the county-wide mask mandate to help combat the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Law enforcement agencies and businesses across the county will take place in the annual National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Oct. 24 to allow the public to get rid of potentially dangerous prescription drugs.
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Early voting in Tennessee kicked off last week and with presidential election just two weeks away, concerns around election security are on the rise nationwide prompting local, state and federal plans to ensure Election Day security and integrity.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued several warnings about the threat of crimes and disinformation leading up to and just after the November presidential election.
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Williamson County Commissioner Dwight Jones was indicted by a Williamson County Grand Jury last week for a January 2020 domestic incident where he is charged with domestic assault and interference with emergency calls.
Tennessee Task Force 2, a combination of first responders from various agencies across Middle Tennessee, has deployed to Louisiana in preparation of landfall of Hurricane Sally.
Williamson County Sheriff Duty Rhoades was sworn into office on Friday after he was elected in the Aug. 6 election.
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Tuesday marked the centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment and the Tennessee State Capitol celebrated the anniversary with a reenactment of the historic vote.
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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is looking into Friday's shooting of a man by a Williamson County Sheriff's Office deputy.
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Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson has extended the county’s mask mandate through Aug. 29 in response to the continued COVID-19 pandemic.
Scammers are continuing to find success in stealing money from unsuspecting people, often times by posing as law enforcement officials.
With calls across the nation for reform of both law enforcement agencies and the greater criminal justice system, police in Williamson County and abroad are forced to self-evaluate the role of law enforcement and the impact they have on the communities that they swear to serve and protect.
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Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 7, is the deadline for Tennesseans to register to vote in the upcoming Aug. 6 election.
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Michael D. Mosely, who is accused of killing two Williamson County men and injuring another in December 2019, has been indicted on First Degree Murder charges by a Davidson County Grand Jury.
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has announced an investigation into the Saturday night death of an inmate inside the county jail, that at this time they believe to be a case of suicide.
The Williamson County Emergency Management Agency is seeking the public’s help to document damages resulting from the storms on Sunday, May 3, and Monday, May 4.
The National Weather Service Nashville has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Williamson County and much of Middle Tennessee as strong to severe storms are expected to bring strong winds, as well as the possibility of hail and flooding.
The Davis House Child Advocacy Center is adapting to new challenges posed by the COVID-19 virus — it expects a rise in cases of reported child abuse as pandemic continues.
Members of the city of Franklin’s Board of Zoning Appeals voted 5-0 Thursday night to uphold the current zoning ordinance of property on Granbury Street and, as a result, denied an appeal by the owner of Our Thrift Store to relocate his nonprofit facility there.
The Visitor Center in downtown Franklin will serve as a drop-off location for non-perishable food items and reusable bags that will go to those affected by tornadoes across Middle Tennessee earlier this week.
Update (8:22 p.m., March 3): At least 25 people are dead after a devastating tornado ripped through Middle Tennessee early Tuesday morning, leaving hundreds displaced from their homes and dozens of buildings damaged or destroyed.
A Franklin native has recently been named executive director of the American Cancer Society (ACS) in Tennessee, based in the Nashville office.
Williamson Medical Center Emergency Medical Services (“EMS”) has been designated as the primary provider of emergency ambulance services for the city of Spring Hill, Tennessee.
The early voting period for the 2020 Presidential Primary in Maury County - which includes the southern portion of Spring Hill - concluded last week on Tuesday, with data showing Republicans turned out in significantly higher numbers than Democrats.
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