THE CHAMPS ARE HERE (AGAIN)!.You can call it a two-peat. For the second year in a row, the Franklin Police Department’s Traffic Unit has earned some of the highest honors in Tennessee for its relentless work to keep the city’s roads safe and drivers protected. At the Tennessee

UPDATE: Wells has been located and is safe.

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🚨MISSING ENDANGERED ADULT🚨The Franklin Police Department is attempting to locate Dorothy Wells, 78. She was last seen this morning on foot in the Willow Springs area. Wells is believed to be wearing the same outfit that you see in this photo. She may be confused or frightened

Our Dive Team members recently took a deep dive into underwater entanglement drills at a quarry in Nashville, training for the very real danger of getting stuck in lines, twine, steel wire, or other debris. In these exercises, divers even wore eye coverings to mimic the zero

Detectives with the Franklin Police Department are seeking information on two individuals who recently broke into several vehicles and stole one of them. The crimes occurred in the early morning hours of July 31 in the 700 block of W. Meade Blvd. Surveillance video captured two

Today, police officers joined our friends at the Franklin Housing Authority for their annual Back to School event, connecting with families and helping students get ready for the year ahead. We handed out plenty of school supplies, safety items, and shared information about the

Recognize these two?.We are searching for the man and woman who are suspected of stealing a woman’s credit cards and using one of them to purchase items at a store in Franklin. On July 28, the victim had her cards stolen while she was shopping at a TJ Maxx in Brentwood. Later in

The Franklin Police Department proudly welcomed the largest recruit class in its history on Monday, as 14 new members joined the ranks. This historic class comes after an impressive response to the department’s most recent hiring effort, which drew close to 200 applications from

Paws-itively thrilled to help our friends at @LaVergneTNPD bring a stolen pup home!.

UPDATE: Detectives with the Franklin Police Department have issued a Felony Theft of Property warrant for Dustin Nicholson, 32, of Nashville. During their thorough investigation, detectives identified the suspect and located the stolen trailer in Marshall County. Nicholson is.

A multi-vehicle crash with injuries is causing delays at Mack Hatcher and Columbia Ave. Please seek an alternate route if possible.

When the Friday night lights meet the blue lights! While patrolling the downtown Franklin streets Wednesday night, Lieutenant Scott Quinn noticed the @wcsFHS football team doing a photoshoot for the upcoming season. Several players invited him to jump into the shoot in front of

The Franklin Police Department is bidding farewell to three of its dedicated and respected officers, and a longtime administrative assistant. Captain Rick Clouse, Officer David Jenkins, Public Affairs Officer Ryan Schuman, and Donna Thomas, are officially retiring Thursday after

The APB Podcast, Episode 13- The School Zone, is out now. With school almost back in session, Franklin streets are about to get a whole lot busier. In this episode, Officer Joe LeCates joins us to talk about school zone safety, what drivers need to watch out for, and how the

After 10 years and an incredible 1,036 hours of volunteer service, Bob Selph is retiring from the Franklin Police Department’s Volunteer Program. Today, Chief Deb Faulkner personally recognized Bob for his unwavering dedication and outstanding work in service to our department

The Franklin Police Department is proud to highlight the generosity of a local woman whose mission is to bring comfort to children during their most difficult moments. On Tuesday, Franklin resident and school teacher, Jennifer Henderson, delivered 21 handmade stuffed teddy bears