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When you see surveillance photos on the news or a picture of someone wanted for a crime, we often ask that you call police if you have any information.
Police say they had to chase a Thompson's Station man through two counties after he allegedly attacked a family member with a baseball bat.
Franklin police are searching for a man and a woman in connection with an unsolved car burglary.
The U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration has issued an emergency recall of compressed gas cylinders commonly used for propane stoves and other propane-fueled equipment.
The removal of a Harpeth River dam at Franklin has won an environmental award.
A Franklin man is accused of stealing nearly $100,000 worth of contributions to local churches - police think he stole from church mailboxes.
A Franklin woman says her wedding ring and anniversary band were stolen when two men talked their way into her home.
Parents and at least one lawmaker are concerned about a bias in textbooks Tennessee students read, and that could mean a change in the way those books are chosen.
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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