Online resource launched in Tennessee addressing food insecurity
As SNAP benefits are expected to pause on November 1, Governor Bill Lee announces statewide resources available to Tennesseans.
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As SNAP benefits are expected to pause on November 1, Governor Bill Lee announces statewide resources available to Tennesseans.
More than 690,000 Tennesseans rely on SNAP for nutrition assistance.
Rising costs have led many pet owners to give up their animals. This in turn has put a major strain on local shelters.
Exciting news for one local county, as a project reaches completion.
WBBJ was the recent pit stop for one iconic ride.
Local food pantries are working hard to battle food insecurity amid the government shut down.
A tragic situation in Milan as many cats are left without a home. One cat rescuer is asking the community for help rehoming them.
Early voting will be taking place at a new location in Humboldt.
Fall and winter respiratory season is upon us, and it's important to have the right medications on hand.
One organization is spreading awareness in recognition of Teen Driver Safety Week.
One study highlights the gaps in care among people living with metastatic colorectal cancer.
For the last two weeks, the Memphis Safe Task Force has been working to reduce violent crime in the city.
A cooking accident turned tragic after a grease fire broke out, leading to one person being found dead.
After a decade-long hiatus, one former Y2K star makes her return to music.
One initiative is investing in senior centers across the state.
The newest series in the "9-1-1" franchise comes to the Music City.
October is National Pedestrian Safety Month ,and officials urge drivers to slow down and stay alert for pedestrians.
A local Sonic is earning national recognition.
This week’s Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Strudel!
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, one nonprofit is partnering with community leaders to continue to provide support to survivors.
The end of a long journey -- Hub City Central is officially complete.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Artistry is taken to another level in one local town.
One local county has received four new fire apparatus to enhance their volunteer fire departments.
Hundreds of extra law enforcement officers are expected in Memphis this week.
One annual training conference held a memorial service to honor fallen firefighters. First responders from across the state gathered to pay their respect.
Jackson-based businesses, churches, schools, and organizations formed teams to showcase their talents by creating giant sculptures.
Multiple emergency vehicles rushed to the scene of a multi-vehicle wreck on Highway 223.
According to an EPA report, forever chemicals have been found in Jackson water systems. Despite the findings, JEA says it is not enough to be a concern.
One annual fundraiser is set to return to West Tennessee this weekend.
The deadline to end the support for Microsoft Windows 10 is approaching.
We have an update on the inmates that escaped custody from the Madison County jail as the final escapee has been captured.
Pink filled the gym Friday as one school district honored a local principal's fight against cancer.
A man who police say escaped from the Madison County jail was arraigned Thursday after being captured.
Following recent tragedies at one railroad crossing, county officials are pushing for the installation of safety measures.
The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about ticket scams.
After a lifetime of caring for families, raising children, and serving their communities, many seniors often put their own needs last.
It's important to practice safety when on or near railroad tracks and crossings.
As we head into the fall season, Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs will be seeking shelter
In our continuing coverage, we have an update on an immigration detention facility in Tipton County.
Accused of helping the quadruple murder suspect after the fact, four individuals appeared in court Wednesday.
Controversy sparks in Haywood County following the potential closure of a volunteer fire station.
Have you noticed more farming equipment traveling on the roads? As harvest season begins, we have tips to stay safe as we share the roadway.
West Tennesseans put their skills to the test in this year's annual charity golf tournament.
Emotions ran high as the family of the Lake County quadruple homicide victims attended Austin Drummond's preliminary hearing.
Since July 1, Governor Bill Lee has been on a statewide 95-county tour. Wednesday, he made a stop in West Tennessee.
An officer-involved shooting has left one man hospitalized.
One high-energy tournament returned to West Tennessee just in time for Labor Day.
Authorities launch an investigation after a threat was reported at a local high school.
The first chapel of the year at one university was marked with a special guest.
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