Teen Dies From Injuries Received In Head-On Collision Involving A Motorcycle
Special Weather Announcement
Lawrence County, Tennessee
Early Dismissal
May 20, 2025
Florence police need your help in locating Autumn Paige Strickland. Authorities believe she is endangered.
She was last seen leaving the area of the Stricklin Hotel on Court Street around 1:50am on May 17, 2025. She was last seen wearing a black tank top, jean shorts, and flip flops.
If you have any information regarding her whereabouts please contact the Florence Police Department at 256-760-6610.
You can text FPD an anonymous tip to 274637 using the keyword FPDTIP plus your message.
Arrest Made In Perry County Car Theft Case
Fayetteville, TN, family grieving after fiery Mother's Day crash kills father, injures wife and kids
Lawrenceburg and Loretto Parks and Recreations are Ready for Summer!
The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department Executes a Probation Warrant with Additional Charges
Person rescued after kayak overturns in TN river
WORKING TOGETHER IN THE FACE OF TRAGEDY
Sunday Afternoon Traffic Crash Claims Life
LEOMA, TN – A Sunday afternoon traffic crash claimed one life. The deadly wreck occurred just before 4 PM when two vehicles collided on Highway 43 near the Purcell Lane intersection in Leoma. One victim was pronounced dead at the scene. At least three other people were transported to Nashville hospitals for treatment of critical injuries.
Members of the Leoma Fire Department, Lawrence County EMS, Air Evac 110, Lawrenceburg / Lawrence County EMA, Lawrenceburg Police Department, and the Tennessee Highway Patrol responded to the scene. The incident remains under investigation by the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The State of Alabama Lawmakers Agree to Reduce State Sales Tax on Food
4.1 magnitude earthquake confirmed in East Tennessee
EXCAVATOR FIRE
On Wednesday at 12:44 units responded to a reported excavator on fire on Bryant Rd.
Responding units: Brush 21, 22, 23, Engines 21 & 30, OPS 20. Units arrived to find an excavator well off the roadway and heavily involved. Brush trucks were utilized to control the fire. No injuries were reported.
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The Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office has released its monthly stats for April. Data shows that deputies responded to 1,130 calls for service. These calls both proactive and reactive, resulted in 342 arrests. A total of 141 traffic stops were conducted in April, in addition to 307 civil processes, 24 funeral escorts, 24 domestic violence-related calls, 3 vandalisms, 24 burglar alarms, 28 animal calls, 11 fraud-related calls, 32 suspicious persons/activity and 14 thefts. Deputies also responded to 19 crashes.
Gov. Bill Lee answers questions on Nashville ICE stops
The Natchez Trace: A hidden gem that passes through Williamson County
Country Star Colt Ford to Headline Middle Tennessee District Fair
The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office is alerting the public of phone scams.
Maury County sergeant arrested for DUI following chase
Lawrence County Schools met on Monday, April 28th for CTE Night of Stars 2025 at the Historic Crockett Theater.
Lawrence County Man Sentenced To Over Four Decades In Prison For Child Sex Offenses.
3 dead after plane crashes in White County
Emergency crews on scene after person falls over 30ft at TN state park
We are excited to announce the new K9000 DIY dog wash will be opening Thursday July 11th at 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 7 Days a week
Located at 209 May Street Lawrenceburg Tennessee.
