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Breaking News: Highway 43 Northbound Lanes have been shut down due to an oil spill.

At the moment crews are on the scene on Highway 43 near the Airport Exit in Mt Pleasant for an Oil Spill.

Anyone traveling in the area are advised to use caution

Judge has ordered for a convicted sex offender to have his balls removed.

The Lawrence County School System is pleased to announce the appointment of Hope Thomason as the new Career Technical Education (CTE) Director.

Senate passes bill forcing TikTok’s parent company to sell or face ban

Representative Kip Capley passes Back The Blue Act.

4/23/2024
Subject: LCFR Awarded Grant for Grain Bin Rescue Equipment

Maury County Firefighters were dispatched to a roll over wreck where extrication was needed for someone trapped inside the vehicle.

Lawrence County Fire Rescue Units along with Lawrenceburg Fire Department Drone Team members responded to Lauderdale County, Al today after being requested to assist in search efforts for a missing elderly gentleman.

A Facebook marketplace meetup to buy a PlayStation 5 turns into an armed robbery at a Tennessee Walmart.

Wilson County Sheriff's Office are informing residence

On April 12th, 2024, after a three and a half month investigation

Lawrence County Fire and Rescue released the following information and photo:

Tennessee authorities are looking for man accused of burglarizing a Veterans of Foreign Wars facility.

Massive snake possible 10 to 12 foot snake spotted on a Tennessee salon's roof.

Authorities have reported a "Be on the lookout" for a large snake that was spotted on the roof of a salon in Nippers Corner in Nashville, Tennessee.

According to those at Moran Laser and Salon off of Edmondson Pike, that animal control came out after the massive snake was spoke, but unfortunately they couldn't find it.

They said the snake appeared to be 10 to 12 feet long, and are advising anyone in the area to be careful until the snake is found

Two Arrested following Execution of Search Warrant Last Week in Lawrence County

Tennessee law to further protect property owners from squatters takes effect this July

The Storm Prediction Center has moved an area of Enhanced Risk (level 3 of 5) and Slight Risk (level 2 of 5) closer to our area.

While most of Wayne, Lawrence, and Giles counties remain under a Marginal Risk (level 1 of 5), local residents are advised to be weather alert on Thursday.

Please have at least two method to receive watch and warning information, especially in the evening and overnight hours

4/17/2024
4:50 AM

Lawrence County Fire and Rescue units have spent the morning responding to two vehicle fires.

The first vehicle fire was in the New Prospect Fire District. The second vehicle fire was in the Leoma Fire District

Florence Alabama Police Department

Rep. Green’s Bill Sanctions Houthi Terrorists

Lawrenceburg Utility Systems report that on Tuesday, April 16th LUS crews will have Tripp Road between Liberty Ave and Helton Dr closed from 7:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Please avoid this area and seek alternate routes.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Tennessee driving laws: Lesser-known rules every driver should know

4-13-2024
10:44 PM

Since early this morning volunteers from the Lawrence County Fire Rescue have responded to two structure fires, one vehicle fire, one brush fire, a serious motor vehicle crash, and some high priority medical calls.

Several stations also held fundraisers today.

Sheriff Shane Fisher and your Wayne County Sheriff’s Office are seeking the public’s help

Maury County Fire Department responded to a reported head on collision on Dry Creek Rd near the Lawrence County Line.

If you have any information regarding a recent vehicle theft at Chevrolet Bentley, please reach out to us. You can contact Detective McCormick at 256-760-6578 or the Criminal Investigations Divisions at 256-760-2764.

You can also Facebook message us or text an anonymous tip to 274637 by using the key word "FPDTIP" followed by your message

JC Barnett Center is one of 343 schools to be awarded a grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority, in partnership with Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc.,