Maury County
Coverage of Maury County in the Nexus archive.
- Man killed in Maury County motorcycle crash
A man was killed in a motorcycle crash in Maury County, according to the Maury County Fire Department. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.
- Nashville just neared its dew point record. Why that’s dangerous for heat, flooding
Nashville reached a dew point of 77 degrees, nearing its record of 82 degrees, increasing heat index risks and flooding potential. Middle Tennessee and western Kentucky saw multiple locations with near-record or record-breaking dew points, with Hopkins County setting a new record at 85 degrees. High moisture levels also raised precipitable water values above average.
- Tennessee mayor signs off on $305k grant for new ambulance to serve rural counties
Tennessee's Lewis County Mayor Jonah Keltner approved a $305,461 grant for a new ambulance and lift, funded by the One Big, Beautiful Bill, to improve emergency services in rural Lewis and Maury counties. The ambulance will be owned by Lewis County but shared with Maury Regional Medical Center to replace an older unit.
- Columbia homeowner dealing with damage says flooding is 'worst it's ever been'
A Columbia homeowner in Maury County, Tennessee, is dealing with severe flooding damage to her home on Alpine Drive, which she describes as the worst she has ever experienced. Lisa Rocca, a single mother, reports that her basement is ruined and the house's foundation is eroding due to a nearby creek blockage. She emphasizes that her property is not in a flood zone and lacks flood insurance, urging the city to address the issue.
- Two men ‘significantly’ burned while trying to relight burn pile at Tennessee construction site
Two men sustained significant burn injuries while attempting to relight a burn pile at a Maury County, Tennessee construction site. The incident occurred when the pile, still containing hot coals, ignited due to an accelerant, causing a flash fire. One man was airlifted to a hospital for treatment.
- Andy Ogles Takes on Challengers Hatcher, Molder as Tennessee’s 5th District Takes on New Borders
Andy Ogles faces challenges from Charlie Hatcher and Chaz Molder in Tennessee’s 5th District, which has been redrawn by Republican state lawmakers at the request of Donald Trump. The new district includes parts of Williamson, Maury, Henry, Weakley counties, and Memphis, but excludes previous areas like Davidson and Wilson counties. Ogles claims confidence in his reelection despite the revised borders.
- Over 2,000 pills seized in Maury County drug bust, trafficking investigation
Over 2,000 pills were seized in Maury County during a drug bust related to a two-month drug trafficking investigation. The seized items included more than 1,500 suspected fentanyl pills.
- Records and complaints paint a frustrating picture of Maury County's courthouse parking problem
Maury County's courthouse parking shortage has caused persistent issues since 2024, with insufficient visitor spots leading to overflow parking on streets, sidewalks, and private lots. Local businesses and residents report disruptions, while officials have implemented limited solutions like expanded secure parking access for court staff. Parking enforcement has issued minimal citations, and missed opportunities for additional parking, such as purchasing a nearby vacant bookstore, remain unresolved.
- Power outages, downed trees blocking Maury County roadways after storms
Strong storms caused power outages and downed trees, blocking roadways in Maury County, Tenn. The Maury County Fire Department and other agencies are working on cleanup efforts, advising drivers to exercise caution.
- Two vehicles damaged in fire at Maury County home
Two vehicles were damaged in a fire at a home in Maury County, Tennessee, on Saturday night. The Maury County Fire Department responded to the vehicle fire on Campbellsville Pike, which started near a home. No damage to the home was reported, and the fire was quickly contained.
- PHOTOS: Vehicle fire spreads to second vehicle close to a home in Maury County
A vehicle fire spread to a second car near a home in Maury County on Saturday night, according to the Mount Carmel Fire Department.
- Storms cause downed trees across multiple TN counties, TDOT says
Storms have caused downed trees and power outages across multiple Tennessee counties, including Maury, Hickman, Macon, and Wilson, with TDOT crews responding. Cities like Gallatin and Manchester report downed power lines, traffic hazards, and non-functioning stop lights due to the storms.
- How well are Williamson County teachers paid? Here’s what a new analysis has found.
A new analysis by LEAN Frog Business Solutions reveals that Williamson County teachers start with competitive salaries but lose ground mid-career. While starting pay ranks third among peer districts, it drops to eighth by mid-career and only surpasses peers at the final pay step. Housing costs in Williamson County further reduce purchasing power compared to neighboring districts.
- Concrete repair forcing full closure of Saturn Parkway ramps in Maury County this weekend
Concrete repairs are forcing full closures of Saturn Parkway's eastbound and westbound off-ramps to Port Royal Road in Maury County this weekend. The Tennessee Department of Transportation will close the ramps from 8 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday, with full closures on Saturday and Sunday. The work is weather-dependent, and drivers are reminded of the Move Over Law's penalties.
- Spring Hill locks in EMS coverage for 6 months as Williamson and Maury county leaders negotiate
Spring Hill will maintain its current ambulance service for six months while Williamson and Maury county leaders negotiate a long-term agreement for emergency medical services. Williamson County has provided EMS to Spring Hill since 2020 but recently threatened to end services on the Maury side without a subsidy, prompting concerns about service quality.
- A key vote in Maury County could save homeowners money
Maury County leaders voted to maintain the current property tax rate of $0.74 per $100 of assessed value, generating nearly $2 million for police and fire departments, a new fire truck, and city facility projects.
- 'Ogles has betrayed us' says democratic challenger Chaz Molder who seeks to unseat controversial Congressman
Chaz Molder, Democratic mayor of Columbia, challenges Republican Congressman Andy Ogles in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District. Molder criticizes Ogles for failing voters and prioritizing social media over constituent needs, despite recent redistricting changes that removed part of his home city from the district.