• Suspicious Fire, Need Help From The Public
• Bredesen Announces 72 Community Development Block Grants
• INFO: 2009 THP Halloween Checkpoints
• VA Extends “Agent Orange” Benefits To More Veterans
• Countryside Cleared Of State Imposed Restrictions
• Resident Awakens To Threats Of Aryan Nation Assault
• Abandoned Truck Leads Investigators To Solve Recent Crime Spree
• Summertown Man Apprehended On Burglary, Theft Charges
• Ethridge Woman Injured When Firearm Discharges
• Car Stolen In Ohio Is Abandoned In Lawrenceburg
• State Park Hosting Halloween History Trail Friday
• Halloween Carnival And Haunted Gym Maze
• September County Unemployment Rates
• INFO: County by county unemployment numbers
• Mayor Requests Establishment Of Arts Complex
• Convicted Sex Offender Arrested For Residing Too Closely To School
• Three Former Maury County Sheriff Employees Arrested
• Grant Funds Would Provide Valuable Training Aid For Fire Department
• Council Asked To Consider Solicitation Permits
• Lawrenceburg Council Considers Imposing False Alarm Fine
• Vandals Target Loretto Home
• Charges Pending In Animal Cruelty Case
• $9.3 Million In Stimulus Funds Announced For Energy Efficiency And Conservation Block Grants
• Locals Bust Another Meth Lab
• Landmark Automotive Is Closing
• Children Arrested For Assaulting Parents
• Chamber Working To Find Jobs For College Graduates In Lawrence County
• Officer Attacked At Dog Pound
• Local Agents Nab Resident For TennCare Fraud
• Vandals Target Electric Meters
• VIDEO: Monday afternoon accident around 6pm.
• Authorities Investigate Shots Fired In Wake Of Robbery
• Residents Wrangle With Identity Theft
• Resident Reports Purchase Was Fraudulent
• September Unemployment Rate Falls To 10.5 Percent
• Nashville Symphony Will Perform At The Historic Crockett Theater
• Driver Narrowly Avoids Striking Deputies Working Accident Scene
• THP Trooper Investigated For Racially Inappropriate Email
• Market Owner Reports Nearly $6k In Lotto Tickets Stolen
• Stolen Vehicle Recovered During DUI Arrest
• Burglar Attacked By Residents’ Son
• Texter Assaulted Inside Car
• Governor Bredesen Awards Highway Safety Grant For Lawrence, Wayne, Giles And Maury Counties
• Lawrenceburg Police Department to Receive Funds to Improve Safety on Tennessee Roadways
• Resident Finds Home Riddled With Bullets
• Fugitive From California Arrested
• One Charged With Stealing Truck From Local Business
• Former Lawrence Physician Pleads “Not Guilty” In Rape Of Alabama Teen
• Headstone Stolen From Historic Cemetery Reappears
• Burn Permits Needed After Wednesday
• Man Arrested On Moonshine Charges
• Apply Now For Leadership 2010
• Bishop Hearing Rescheduled, Additional Charges Added
• Congrats To The Big Gold Machine
• LCSD Crime Suppression Unit Named #1 In State
• Lawrence Baby Kidnapped Monday Returned To Parents
• Lawrenceburg Author Garners First Book Award
• Father Charged With Breaking Baby’s Arm
• Former Lawrence Pastor Drowns In Florida
• People From All Over The World Are Coming To Bofest October 17th
• Shoplifter Caught With Purse Full Of Meat
• Drunk Driver Runs Policeman Off Roadway
• Thieves Snatch Truck While Couple Enjoys Movie
• Husband Arrested For Wielding Weapon
• Thieves Target SHS Classroom
• TWRA Will Auction Confiscated Ammunition
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Set
• VIDEO: All about the Fair
• VIDEO: Tractor Pull Friday Night at the fair
• VIDEO: Tractor trailer drags man in wheel chair.
• Resident On Scooter Dragged By Tractor Trailer
• 3D Systems Acquires Accu-Cast Technologies
• Thieves Target Vehicles Of Fair Attendees
• Resident Warns Of Criminal Impersonation
• Property Taxes Are Due
• Autumn Months Worst Time For Deer-Related Crashes
• Centerville Man Charged With Impersonating Pastor To Collect Money
• Thieves Target Vehicles Of Fair Attendees