Nearly 25% of the Williamson County population is fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Rep. Brandon Ogles, who has been absent for more than two weeks worth of Tennessee House legislative sessions, is currently recovering from double pneumonia after testing positive for COVID-19 sometime in early-to-mid March, his office confirmed on Friday.
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One day after teasing a "major announcement," General Motors confirmed on Friday that the company would be investing $2.3 billion in Spring Hill
The announcement is expected to reveal a $2.4 billion investment into Spring Hill for the purpose of manufacturing a new electric vehicle battery plant.
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Rep. Brandon Ogles, who represents the northwestern portion of Williamson County in the Tennessee House of Representatives, has not been seen participating in the House legislative sessions for at least two weeks.
Williamson County Commissioner Robbie Beal, who represents District 10, submitted a letter of resignation this week to his fellow commissioners and county Mayor Rogers Anderson.
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An ex-NFL star and reality television personality have been sued by an Alabama man who alleges he was bitten by one of their dogs at a Williamson County home last year.
The Tennessee Highway Safety Office is launching a new state-wide speeding prevention campaign on Friday called "Slow Down Tennessee."
Williamson County has 476 active cases of COVID-19 as of Wednesday.
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Tennessee’s new permitless handgun law set to take effect in July has raised objections and concerns from law enforcement professionals across the state, including from some in Williamson County.
Gov. Bill Lee this week presented his amended budget, an update to the annual spending plan he originally proposed to lawmakers in February.
First Watch, a new cafe in Spring Hill that specializes in breakfast, brunch and lunch items, donated $5,000 to The Well Outreach food pantry during their grand opening ceremony on Monday.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control is recommending a pause in distribution of the one-dose Johnson and Johnson (also known as Janssen) COVID-19 vaccine in the United States.
Last week, Spring Hill voters elected a new mayor and three fresh faces to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, doing so in numbers not seen in years.
Former U.S. District Judge Todd Campbell died over the weekend. He was 64.
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The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development has partnered with the online education company Coursera to provide unemployed Tennesseans access to 4,000 free online courses to help residents learn new job-related skills.
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Some 25-30 parents and others from the community took time Saturday morning to attend one of the Listen and Learn sessions that have been instituted through Williamson County Schools’ partnership with Fostering Healthy Solutions, a consulting firm recently hired to help the district provide …
Update (7:20 p.m. 04/11): The Federal Bureau of Investigation has taken the lead in investigating Friday afternoon's armed robbery of First Citizens National Bank in Spring Hill and now the bank is offering a reward for information about the suspect.
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Nearly $7 million worth of improvements were proposed this week for the Rippavilla Plantation as part of the site's master plan, a design document for the property's future that has been in the works for months.
"We couldn't have a more beautiful day for such an exciting announcement like we are about to make here."
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The 2021 Spring Hill city election has officially concluded, with voters deciding to send four fresh faces to the city's Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Williamson County had 481 active cases of COVID-19 as of Thursday.
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Election day in Spring Hill has finally arrived, and as voters head out to the polls to cast their ballots for mayor and aldermen, polling officials have described the voter turnout as everything from "low" to "steady."
A bill moving jurisdiction for lawsuits challenging state law out of the state capital of Nashville moved one step closer to passage Thursday.
Spring Hill’s Municipal Court Judge Deana Hood has been appointed to the Judicial Ethics Committee by the Supreme Court of the State of Tennessee.
Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery is suing the federal government, arguing that strings tied to the billions of dollars in relief money coming to the state via the American Rescue Plan are unconstitutional.
The Tennessee Department of Transportation has announced a variety of road construction projects through April 14 across Williamson County and Middle Tennessee:
Update (10 a.m.): All Williamson County Emergency Communication lines are now operational.
Williamson County has 463 active cases of COVID-19 as of Tuesday, a positive trend from last week's number in the 500s.
The heavy rains of late March took a significant toll on Williamson County, including on Spring Hill's Harvey Park on Main Street.
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