No-Till Field Day in Milan continues for 33rd year
The 33rd Milan No-Till Field Day was held today at the AgResearch and Education Center in Milan.
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Early voting ballot data for Thursday, July 25
Madison County residents are still casting their ballots as early voting continues leading up to the election on August 1.
City of Humboldt searches for new police chief
The City of Humboldt is searching for a new police chief.
Haywood County police search for suspects seen stealing from shop
The Haywood County Sheriff's Office is searching for two men involved in the alleged theft of numerous items from a shop on Van Buren Road in Haywood County.
Early voting ballot data for Wednesday, July 24
Madison County residents are still casting their ballots as early voting continues leading up to the election on August 1.
Early voting for Tennessee’s Aug. 1 elections ends Saturday, July 27
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett today reminded all registered voters that there is still time to utilize the flexibility of the early voting period to cast a ballot for the Aug. 1 State and Federal Primaries, and the County General Elections.
Young scholars graduate from JPD’s Youth Police Academy
The Jackson Police Department's Youth Police Academy held their graduation ceremony Wednesday.
RIFA announces ‘Canstruction 2024: An Evening With Mike Goodwin’
The Regional Inter-Faith Association also known as RIFA is thrilled to announce 'Canstruction 2024: An Evening With Mike Goodwin.'
Crime Stoppers: Murder suspect wanted in Hardeman County
Crime Stoppers needs your help in locating a suspect who is wanted out of Hardeman County for murder.
What The Tech: Browsers and Cookies
All internet browsers are in the cookie business. Google Chrome’s cookies have a different flavor. In a recent announcement that has sent ripples through the privacy world, Google has decided not to phase out…
Parade shows support for Scotts Hill baseball team as they head for world series
A local community comes out to show its support of local ball players who are heading to a big championship game.
Traffic redirected as police, SWAT teams gather outside home in east Jackson
We bring you a developing story regarding an incident that occurred earlier Tuesday afternoon in east Jackson on Whitehall Street.
Early voting ballot data for Tuesday, July 23
Madison County residents are still casting their ballots as early voting continues leading up to the election on August 1.
Interactive exhibit brings story of American Revolution to life
The Key Corner Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Battlefield Trust are excited to feature 'The American Revolution Experience'.
Dixie Café celebrates National Drive-Thru Day with free large beverages
In honor of National Drive-Thru Day Wednesday, July 24, Dixie Café is celebrating its new drive-thru service with a special promotion of free large beverages for all drive-thru guests, with or without purchase.
What the Tech: 7-22 Disruption Follow Up
Last week's widespread IT failure, caused by a faulty software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, disrupted businesses, airlines, hospitals, and media companies worldwide. The incident left millions of users staring at the dreaded "Blue…
Chester County Commission holds meeting, discusses 2024-25 budget
Leaders in one community come together to discuss their budget.
West Tennessee Veterans Coalition holds fish fry fundraiser
One fundraiser is helping the men and women who served.
Union University announces new assistant basketball coach
Union University men's basketball head coach, David Niven, has announced Tre Walton as the next assistant coach for the program.
Early voting ballot data for Monday, July 22
Madison County residents are still casting their ballots as early voting continues leading up to the election on August 1.
Century Farm Winery offers guests more than just fine wine
One local winery invites guests to come enjoy some sips and sounds.
$2 Million Powerball Power Play winner in Knoxville
Woo hoo! Congrats to a Powerball Power Play winner in Knoxville, who won a whopping $2 million last night by matching five of six numbers drawn and using the Power Play option.
Dr. Ben Cathey
Dr. Ben Cathey was born on May 3, 1943 in Henderson County, Tennessee. He departed this life on June 2, 2024.
Clementine Mann Haynes
Mrs. Clementine Mann Haynes, 83, died Tuesday, July 16, 2024, at Maplewood Health Care Center in Jackson.
Wayne Akin
Wayne Akin, 75, of Union City went home to be with the Lord Saturday morning, July 20, 2024, at his home.
Humboldt community members gather for movie night in the park
One community had an evening of fun with a movie night in the park.
Thomas Joseph O’Leary
Thomas Joseph O’Leary, age 78 of Jackson, passed away on July 18, 2024 in Jackson.
Update: Suspect Braze Rucker in custody
THP says Braze Rucker is now in custody.
Memorial created in Humboldt for 8-year-old murder victim
A memorial was created in honor of an 8-year-old girl who died this week in Humboldt.
What the Tech
Helping the Visually Impaired: Be My Eyes App In a world dominated by visual experiences, the challenges faced by individuals with blindness or low vision are often overlooked. Simple daily tasks like…
Jackson-Madison County Library presents ‘Books and Brews’
'Books and Brews' was held Friday night at Hub City Brewing.
‘Friends of Heart’ to host annual Black Tie & Blue Jeans fundraiser
The annual Black Tie & Blue Jeans event is returning for a great night of dinner, dancing and supporting heart health.
Benefit softball game to support 12-year-old diagnosed with cancer
'Putting up points, knocking down cancer!' That's the theme of a special upcoming event.
What The Tech: Save Your Old Paper Photos
Do you have boxes of old photos tucked away, gathering dust in a closet or attic? These photos hold precious memories but are also susceptible to damage over time. Digitizing your old…
Hub City Theatre Company holds improv workshop in downtown Jackson
The Hub City Theatre Company held an improv workshop this evening at Turntable Coffee Counter, on East Main Street in downtown Jackson.
North Parkway Middle School holds meet and greet for upcoming school year
We're now practically in the middle of summer, yet a new school year is only a few weeks away.
Group meets in downtown Jackson to pray for elected officials
A prayer circle met Thursday to pray for those running for office in light of the assassination attempt on former President Trump.
Tennessee’s ‘Waterfall Loop’ offers breathtaking views and adventure
Embark on an unforgettable adventure when you visit Tennessee’s Waterfalls Loop, which features some of the state's most spectacular landscapes.
Jackson native selected by Atlanta Braves in MLB draft
The community has come together to celebrate an athlete seeing major success.
What the Tech: Computer Mice
If you spend hours a day working at a computer, your hand likely rests on a mouse for a significant portion of that time. But have you ever considered that your trusty mouse could…
Early voting ballot data for Wednesday, July 17
Madison County residents are still casting their ballots as early voting continues leading up to the election on August 1.
RIFA’s Pack the Bus food drive to return August 3
The Regional Inter-Faith Association (RIFA) is thrilled to host its Pack the Bus food drive.
Jackson Police Chief delivers speech at rotary club meeting
Jackson's Chief of Police, Thom Corley, spoke at Wednesday's Jackson Rotary Club meeting.
JHA’s Family Expo provides opportunities to community members
The Jackson Housing Authority held a Family Expo at Lincoln Courts on Wednesday.
UT Foundation sets $430 million fundraising record in single-year
The University of Tennessee Foundation Inc. reached a pinnacle fundraising mark in fiscal year 2024 as commitment totals surpassed $400 million for the first time in University of Tennessee System history.
How many have cast their ballot? Early voting continues in Madison County
Early voting continues in Madison County leading up to the August 1 election.
Ritz 3 in Milan hosts free community movie night
Tuesday night, a free community movie was hosted at the Ritz 3 movie theater on Main Street in Milan.
What the Tech: Should You Install iOS 18
Apple has just released a beta version of its highly anticipated iOS 18. While the full version won't be available until the fall, eager iPhone users can get a sneak peek by…
Poplar Heights Baptist Church to host 2nd annual ‘Recovery Roundup’
Poplar Heights Baptist Church and Day of Recovery prepare for the 2nd annual Recovery Roundup.
Humboldt Police Department confirms death of 8-year-old girl
Humboldt police have issued a press release confirming the death of a child in West Tennessee.
