Williamson County saw the highest early voting turnout across the state with 38% of registered voters casting ballots from Oct. 14-29, a 50% increase over turnout compared to the 2022 midterm election.
More than a week after someone stole items from his own home, businessman Chuck McDowell posted a video on social media offering a $100,000 reward to have those pieces back.
Interior design store was founded in 2017 near Downtown Franklin
Food insecurity nonprofit seeks permanent home in future development
Fernando Gonzalez Ramirez returned to the U.S. to face minor sexual assault charges
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Candidates Jerri Green, David Hatley, Lauren Pinkston offer thoughts on issues, as Marsha Blackburn declines to attend event
Congressional candidate Brent Taylor dodges details in sexting scandal at Tuesday rally that featured remarks by U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer and other U.S. representatives
A Halloween Trick-or-Treating event is coming to The Factory at Franklin on Wednesday, Oct. 28.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County held its 41st Annual Pumpkin Fest on Main Street this past weekend.
Six weeks ago, Chris Stewart, of Kentucky, was digging through his grandmother’s genealogy documents when he found her Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) records, information that quickly opened doors to his ancestor, Thomas Harden Perkins (1757-1838).
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrested a Franklin man after it alleged he stole more than $250,000 from Lifeway, in part by selling “complimentary Bibles.”
At what could become the last forum before the election, 5th Congressional District candidates discussed a litany of issues from federal spending to declaring war.
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With the school shooting that took place in Oregon, the Williamson County School Board pivoted to acknowledge safety protocols during its October meeting.
The Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen took the first step toward allowing the traffic citations to autonomous driverless vehicles that break the law.

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