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May 29, 2024
California Highway Patrol was dispatched to the crash site around 6:16 a.m
October 11, 2023
A storeowner in Arrington worries a project to turn a two-lane road into a five-lane road in Williamson County might run her out of business.
July 14, 2023
A registered sex offender from the Vale went aboard without notifying the police and a nasty message was sent over Instagram. See who has been inโฆ
February 26, 2023
A Barry man got a suspended prison sentence, a Sully teen was banned from driving and someone in Penarth committed a crime. See the court round-up
February 26, 2023
A Barry man got a suspended prison sentence, a Sully teen was banned from driving and someone in Penarth committed a crime. See the court round-up
January 19, 2023
Though the water has receded along Highway 99 north of Galt, this drone photograph looking toward Galt from Arno Road shows how much water still remains. South of Galt, flooding
January 13, 2023
WGNS has more details on a Tuesday accident that claimed the life of a 61-year-old man on I-840. The wreck happened at the 37-mile marker near Arno Road, which is just over the Rutherford County line in neighboring Williamson County. The crash happened in the westbound lane of I-840. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, 45-year-old David J. Hudson was driving a Lincoln MKX SUV on I-840, headed towards Franklin when he traveled off the left side of the road and struck a guardrail. The THP ...
January 9, 2023
Emergency officials in Sacramento County on Sunday evening called for people in the Wilton area to leave, saying flooding "is imminent."
January 8, 2023
Emergency officials in Sacramento County on Sunday called for people in the Wilton area to leave while roads are still passable in advance of the next round of rain on Monday.
January 5, 2023
Galt and Northern California rang in the new year with hours of torrential downpours and strong winds that flooded roadways, uprooted trees, knocked out the power and took at least