Are Tennessee landlords required to provide air conditioning?
With rising summer temperatures and the occasional heat wave, staying cool is essential for a safe and enjoyable summer.
Author: Nyana Whitelaw
Bluegrass legend honored with ceremony in Hardin County
A bluegrass legend was honored with a special ceremony filled with music, food and nostalgia.
New farmers’ market to bring fresh, local produce to Henderson County
A community vision is coming to life in Lexington with plans to offer fresh produce.
It’s almost time for back-to-school prep. Here are some resources to help get what you need
The school season is right around the corner and many families are getting a head start on securing school supplies.
Improvements coming to east Jackson with city’s strategic plan
Residents in east Jackson can look forward to some much needed improvements in the area as the Community Redevelopment Agency has finalized its plans.
Jackson to launch ‘Accessory Dwelling Unit Design Competition’
A new competition is coming to the Hub City for students and professionals in the building profession.
Search for lost dog leads to full-scale rescue mission, missing man found
What started as a quick trip to find a missing family pet turned into a full-scale rescue mission.
Jackson Police Department kicks off 3rd Youth Police Academy
Several youth got the chance to get a behind-the-scenes look at the operations of one local police department.
Community enjoys day of fun during Selmer Freedom Fest
One Independence Day festival brought the community out for a day filled with fun and excitement.
Local animal rescue overcapacity after saving 38 dogs from neglect
An animal rescue center is overwhelmed after taking in 38 dogs from poor living conditions.
Preparations underway for annual Firefighters Freedom Festival
The 12th Annual Firefighters Freedom Festival is almost here, and preparations are underway.
Officials share previews for local firework shows
From fireworks, to food and family fun, there's something for everyone to enjoy this holiday weekend.
Milan postal worker answers call for help
What started as a normal route turned into a heroic save.
Nonprofit aims to provide relief for the homeless amid dangerous heat
The summer's intense heat poses a big risk to the homeless population. We spoke with one local nonprofit who aims to provide relief during this season.
Key reminders to ensure child safety as temperatures rise in West Tennessee
As temperatures rise, so does the dangers of leaving children in hot cars. We learned more about the risks, and steps you can take to ensure child safety.
Comfort Keepers spreads awareness on ups and downs of caregiving
Comfort Keepers of Jackson hosted a preview screening of a caregiving documentary.
City approves FY26 budget with 5-3 vote
After months of deliberation, Jackson City Council members have approved the Fiscal Year 26 budget.
If passed, GOP’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ could have negative impact on healthcare
One piece of legislation known as the "big, beautiful bill" is aiming to change how Medicare and Medicaid reimburses hospitals, but those changes could have a negative impact on patients, healthcare workers and local hospitals.
US Marshal shares events leading up to arrest in illegal weapons case
We learn more about an arrest carried out in Jackson by the U.S. Marshals on Wednesday.
Miss Volunteer America contestants visit Jackson ahead of pageant
Wednesday, we saw a glimpse of the 2025 Miss Volunteer America contestants at the Jackson Rotary Club.
Local law enforcement aim to break language barriers with Spanish course
West Tennessee officers took initiative to break down the language barrier between law enforcement and Spanish-speaking residents.
BBB shares how to identify new text scam spreading across West TN
The Better Business Bureau is warning West Tennesseans about a new text scam that's spreading quickly.
One local organization is helping kids learn to swim
One organization hosted free swimming lessons to spread awareness of minority children drownings in the U.S.
Juneteenth Celebration held in Jackson
The rain did not stop one event from coming to the Hub City.
Weather dampens the day for Hwy 70 Yard Sale shoppers, vendors
Highway 70 received several rounds of storms Thursday night and into Friday morning.
Hwy 70 Yard Sale returns with another weekend of deals and unique finds
One of the biggest yard sales makes a return to West Tennessee.
Special election to be held after Rep. Green announces retirement from Congress
One Congressman is officially leaving office after nearly four decades of public service.
Lane College receives $150k for wellness program upgrades
One local college held a special event to represent an investment that supports its wellness program.
Inaugural State Games of Tennessee kicks off in Jackson Friday
Are you ready to cheer on your fellow Tennesseans? It's almost time for the State Games of Tennessee.
‘Symphony on the Move’ tour makes stop in the Hub City
Despite the rain, one free community concert kicked off in Jackson Thursday.
Medina first responders receive upgrades designed to enhance safety
One city's fire and police departments get an upgrade designed to enhance safety and performance.
Madison County leaders meet to finalize FY26 budget
The Madison County Budget Committee met Tuesday to finalize the fiscal year 2026 budget.
City of Jackson’s Open Finance Portal lets residents track their tax dollars
A new tool gives Jackson residents a more accessible way to track city finances.
Local organizations work to provide free meals across West Tennessee
While school cafeterias may be closed for the summer, several organizations are making sure no child in West Tennessee goes hungry.
JMCGH staff petitions to keep cafeteria hours extended after hospital lessens availability
A petition, started by Jackson-Madison County General Hospital employees, has garnered over 1,300 signatures.
‘God’s got a reason for me to still be here’: House rep. talks dangers of impaired driving
One Tennessee lawmaker is sharing his own personal story to shine a light on the dangers of impaired driving.
Organizations team up to provide mental health support to rural residents
Pathways has teamed up with the Crockett County Health Department and the Tennessee Department of Health to provide easily accessible mental health support.
Jackson Police Chief makes public address to discuss recent shootings
Over the Memorial Day weekend, there were several incidents of gun violence in the Hub City.
Groundbreaking held for new children’s library in Humboldt
A new addition to the library is coming to Humboldt and it's designed for the little ones.
Motor vehicle accident on Highway 70 East leaves 2 dead, multiple injured
In a follow up, we have an update regarding the fatal Greyhound bus crash on Highway 70 East.
Local veterans talk importance, meaning behind Memorial Day
Monday, Americans across the country are honoring the brave men and women who gave their lives in service.
Day 4: Tensions run high as retired TBI agent is questioned in Adams hearing
Day four of the Adams post-conviction hearing brought intense moments in the courtroom.
Day 3: Cellphone expert, Zach Adams’ previous lawyer testify
The third day of the Adams hearing brought several witnesses to the stand.
Day 2: Defense calls first witness in Zach Adams hearing
On day two of the Zach Adams hearing, Judge Brent Bradberry ruled the interview recording of Jason Autry's recantation inadmissible.
Day 1: Post-conviction hearing for Zach Adams begins
Monday marked the first day of a post-conviction hearing in which Zach Adams is seeking to overturn a murder conviction and secure a new trial.
Memorial service held for National Police Week, mayors make proclamations
In honor of National Police Week, the Madison County Sheriff's Office and the Jackson Police Department hosts their annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service.
As the tassels turn: Local seniors prepare for the future
It's graduation season, which means high school seniors are making important decisions about their futures. We sought out to learn more about the different options students are considering
‘Cousins Maine Lobster’ food truck makes its way to Jackson
One national food truck business is coming to Jackson.
JMCSS offers therapy services to student support staff amid Mental Health Awareness Month
The Jackson-Madison County School System celebrated Mental Health Awareness Month by supporting their school counselors, social workers and more.
Major road repavement underway in Jackson, city officials say
As you've been driving around town, you may have noticed some smoother roads. That's because the City of Jackson has officially kicked off its street repaving project.
