The Tennessee Department of Agriculture has launched new online resources to help military veterans and service members transition into agriculture and grow successful farm businesses.
Patrol Officers from the Martin Police Department responded to North Lindell St. in reference to a domestic dispute.
The 2025 statewide muzzleloader/archery season for deer opens in Tennessee on Saturday, Nov. 8, and continues through Friday, Nov. 21.
Several community members of Milan filled the city hall Monday for a zoning board meeting.
Local students show up and out for their school's spirit week.
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to a scam that's been very infamous in our area recently.
SNAP benefits could resume soon, but the delay has significantly impacted local food banks who have been helping to meet the need.
Water is able to flow for now, but winter is coming and so are colder temperatures that can freeze unprotected plants.
Monday, Freed-Hardeman University started their homecoming chapel with guest speaker Tony Barham, who is a part of FHU's class of 1986.
Jackson State Community College is bringing back a beloved tradition.
The STAR Center’s fundraising event, Black Tie and Boxing Presented by Leaders Credit Union, returns on Saturday, January 10
Meteorologist Moe Shamell and the award-winning DJ Von sit down to discuss his experience in the music scene.
One area nonprofit is awarding grants to regional organizations to aid in hunger relief.
In response to the unfolding situation surrounding a delay in SNAP benefits and its impact in the region, the Community Foundation of West Tennessee donated $20,000 in hunger relief assistance to two local nonprofits.
Four individuals charged with helping Austin Drummond, the man accused of killing four people in Lake County, are facing additional grand jury indictments.
