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Franklin police responding to complaints about fireworks at a Hunters Chase Drive home later discovered an extensive marijuana grow operation at the home.
A neighbor may have stopped a crime Thursday morning by being a tad nosy.
It's graduation time for thousands of local college students who are now getting their introduction to the real world.
Franklin Police are investigating $15,000 in damage at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Franklin police have closed a busy road because of a big water main break Monday afternoon.
Although Cinco de Mayo fell on a weekend this year, the children at Liberty Elementary School in Franklin had their salute to it Friday.
Jeremy Michael Fowler (Courtesy: Williamson County Sheriff's Office)A teenager who escaped from state custody last week is still on the run.
More charges could be coming against more people in an e-mail extortion case involving high schoolers from Spring Hill accused of exchanging nude pictures of underage female classmates.
A Columbia man was killed when the Jeep he was driving collided with a school bus Thursday morning in Williamson County.
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The livestock trailer loaded with horses that overturned on Interstate 40 Monday night may have been delivering the horses to their deaths across the border.
The driver whose trailer rolled over on I-40 Monday with a load of horses on board has now been charged in that wreck. The Tennessee Department of Safety says Mance Frank Reed has been cited for unsafe operation.
A trucker who once hauled horses for a Lebanon company says he had no idea he was delivering the animals to their deaths.
A teenager walking home from the bus stop fell into an uncovered storm drain Thursday, temporarily knocking himself unconscious. There's a lot of finger-pointing about who is supposed to replace about 40 missing drain grates, which were stolen three months ago.
The City of Brentwood proposed some changes allowing homeless people to sell The Contributor newspaper. Under the new proposal, those vendors still can't walk into the streets to sell the newspaper.
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