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FRANKLIN, Tenn. — As dozens of cars snaked their way onto the grounds of a refurbished horse farm on a sweltering June afternoon in Franklin, a few volunteers stood at the entrance, cheerfully welcoming visitors to the local Pride festival. The greeting, volunteers said, also gave them a chance to spot any person who didn’t wave back or smile, someone who might harbor more malicious intentions. There were bag searches and scans with a metal detector. Across the street, a man in a w...

After right-wing activists portrayed a Pride event in Franklin, Tenn., as a threat to children, the small city unexpectedly found itself at the center of a backlash.

Franklin Alderman Gabrielle Hansons letter to the Nashville Airport CEO Doug Kreulen criticized the airport’s sponsorship of a Juneteenth event.

First in Tennessee: Franklin’s purification test facility could reinvent water usage

A Franklin Alderman is facing calls to resign for unfounded belief in a cover-up involving a "love triangle" as motive in the Covenant School shooting.

Several hundred supporters and opponents turned out to debate the Williamson County festival, which has gained national attention

Franklin aldermen are considering changes to city ordinances that would affect when, where and how people can hold public demonstrations in the city.

Franklin City Administrator Eric Stuckey May 9 announced the release the city’s $207 million proposed fiscal year 2022-23 budget.

State law requires obtaining an extension of project development plan approvals if three years elapse without gaining site plan approvals or site preparation.