The National Weather Service has updated their winter weather forecast which now shows that Williamson County and much of Middle Tennessee can expect 3-4 inches of snow beginning on Saturday night.
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Williamson County residents have been paying $9 to have their vehicles tested, and passing the test has been a requirement to register vehicles with the state since 2014.
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While much of Williamson County remains coated in snow, temperatures will rise and rain will fall on Saturday, bringing an end to the latest round of winter weather.
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While the snow piled up, most roads across the county were clear and passable to traffic, with the most notable road closure being the Natchez Trace Parkway, which remains closed from Highway 96 all the way north along the parkway (MM 444 to MM 428).
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has suspended all interstate and state route lane closures for the upcoming Christmas and New Year holiday.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has announced a variety of road construction projects through Dec. 2.
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Parts of Williamson County are recovering from Saturday’s early morning storms that caused relatively minor damage across the county.
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The National Weather Service Nashville has updated forecasting for severe storms that are expected to impact Williamson County and all of Middle Tennessee beginning Friday night.
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One Generation Away will distribute free food on Saturday, Dec. 11, in Franklin.
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The National Weather Service Nashville is forecasting severe storms on Friday night and early Saturday.
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Newcomer invested $5.4 million in La Vergne location last year
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is suspending construction-related road closures for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting a warmer winter for Tennessee.
The department is awarded Homeland Security funds while pursuing Justice Department dollars
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Almost half of the Ovation submarket — among Metro Nashville area’s most high-profile mixed-use developments — just sold for $35 million after development onsite unexpectedly stalled for several years.
Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and aldermen unanimously determined Tuesday that COVID pay is to be reinstated for city employees.
Franklin released its preliminary master development plan this week for its future City Hall in Historic Downtown after only one round of public input.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has announced a variety of road construction projects through Sept. 22 across Williamson County and Middle Tennessee.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will suspend all lane closures for the upcoming Labor Day holiday.
The Tennessee Department of Human Services is offering food assistance to individuals and families who were impacted by last spring’s severe weather disaster which saw widespread flooding impact Williamson County and much of Middle Tennessee
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation announced that vehicle emissions testing will end in five counties in January 2022, including in Williamson County.
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Williamson Inc.’s housewarming did more than keep up with the Joneses as the opening of its new office at McEwen Northside was commemorated via open house.
Following a forced hiatus during the pandemic, the 22nd annual Mercy Franklin Classic is set to return on Labor Day, Sept. 6, 2021.
New ATMs replace more of human teller responsibilities with automation.
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Harpeth Conservancy's panel on Tennessee floods disparaged Brentwood residents' flood risk mitigation efforts in favor of home buyouts.
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Some Williamson County law enforcement agencies recently used artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology to investigate crimes, marking a new era of policing in the county.
Enexor BioEnergy LLC is one of 11 North-American startups whom Google has selected for its Google for Startups Accelerator: Climate Change program.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has announced a variety of road construction projects through March 17 across Williamson County and Middle Tennessee.
The Tennessee Housing Development Agency is now accepting applications for its COVID-19 Rent Relief program that aims to support renters who are struggling to pay rent or utilities as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Williamson Medical Center and Maury Regional Medical Center have both been awarded the 2021 BEST for Babies Award from the Tennessee Department of Health and Tennessee Hospital Association.
Williamson Fire-Rescue has answered a mutual aid call to provide a water tanker full of water to the Memphis area following a water crisis in the city that was sparked from last week’s winter storms.
Middle Tennessee Electric announced a suspension to disconnections until March 2 due to the impact of last week's winter storms.
Update (12:30 p.m.): I-65 South has reopened following Thursday morning's crash but roads across the county continue to be hazardous following four days of ice and three inches of snow.
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation has used more than 20,000 tons of salt and logged over 117,000 miles clearing and treating roadways in response to this week's winter storms.
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A new winter storm warning has been issued for all of Middle Tennessee, with this latest round of severe weather expected to bring 3-4 inches of snow to Williamson County starting Wednesday afternoon and throughout much of Thursday.
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As ice and snow continues to affect Middle Tennessee, energy providers are urging citizens to conserve power.
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The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation are partnering to develop a statewide electric vehicle fast charging network.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest disaster loans to Tennessee businesses and residents affected by the Christmas Day Bombing in downtown Nashville that heavily damaged much of 2nd Avenue North.
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs and the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System have announced that Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is now available to veterans who are either 65-years-old and older or are classified as high-risk.
Job openings for first responder and other public service positions are open across Williamson County.
The Tennessee Supreme Court has extended the state of for the judicial branch of Tennessee following Gov. Bill Lee's renewal of Tennessee's state of emergency on Tuesday in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The state of Tennessee's Division of TennCare, Gainwell Technologies LLC and Axis Direct, Inc. announced a privacy breach that they said has impacted approximately 3,300 Medicaid members.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has announced a variety of lane closures and construction projects throughout Middle Tennessee from Dec. 10-16, including the following in Williamson County.
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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