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.
Author: Nyana Whitelaw
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.
Organization’s community garden helps empower next generation
What started as a patch of dirt is now a place where kids learn, neighbors gather and no one leaves empty-handed.
Mock crash gives Hardin County students immersive experience
Hardin County Emergency Services held their 2nd annual mock crash at Hardin County High School Monday morning.
Streets fill for Strawberry Festival Grand Parade
For 87 years, one unforgettable parade has been drawing thousands of visitors.
Fun-filled festivities kick off during Strawberry Festival Jr. Floats Parade
Well, it doesn't get much sweeter than this! Humboldt Main Street turned into a "berry" delightful runway Thursday as kids from all over rolled out their best and brightest floats.
REAL ID’s have finally been implemented. What to know
The Transportation Security Administration has been urging residents to secure their Real ID's and the deadline has finally approached.
Long-term recovery efforts continue in Selmer after deadly tornado
One month after powerful tornadoes tore through Selmer, the community is still deep in recovery mode.
Prayer Breakfast kicks off week of Strawberry Festival events
Each year, the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival holds a prayer breakfast to cover and bless the week's attendees and festivities.
Spring Fling Wellness event hosted in the Hub City
One family friendly celebration brought the community together with fun, fitness, and wellness.
WTH Therapy and Learning Center presents 2025 Splash and Dash
The rain didn't stop one event from happening Saturday.
Pet of the Week: Joker
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Joker!
Spring Plant Sale kicks off in Jackson
Lines were long in the UT Gardens as the annual spring plant sale kicked off Friday morning.
David Shannon reflects on his tenure as FHU President
On April 25, Dr. David Shannon announced his decision to step down as President of Freed-Hardeman University.
Local organization hosts air evac certification course
One organization hosted an air evacuation certification course Wednesday.
NFPA raises awareness for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day
In honor of Wildfire Community Preparedness Day, the National Fire Protection Association is raising awareness on wildfire risks.
JSCC partners with several local high schools for Middle College program
Starting this fall, Jackson State Community College will be expanding its Middle College offerings.
World’s Biggest Fish Fry parade returns to Paris
As the 72nd World's Biggest Fish Fry continues, a grand parade kicked off the festival season in West Tennessee.
Farmland Preservation Act headed to Governor Lee’s desk
The Farmland Preservation Act, aimed at strengthening rural Tennessee, has now been passed in both the Tennessee House of Representatives and Senate.
JMCGH ceremony celebrates, honors organ donors during National Donate Life Month
One local hospital holds a ceremony to honor organ donors and their recipients.
West Tennessee Legal Services goes mobile to assist storm victims
One local organization is offering free recovery assistance to recent storm victims.
Madison County Judge Hugh Harvey set to retire in May
The Madison County Board of Commissioners held their monthly meeting Monday morning.
Police reveal details in Crockett County shooting that left 1 dead
On Thursday, the Crockett County Sheriff's Department responded to a reported shooting at a residence.
United Way honors local women during 12th annual First Ladies’ Luncheon
Earlier Thursday, one local organization held it's 12th annual First Ladies' Luncheon to honor women in the West Tennessee community.
Tennessee tax deadline extended due to recent storms
Tuesday is the deadline for Americans to file their taxes but Tennesseans have been given an extension due to the recent storms.
BBB shares tips for those rebuilding after storms
The Better Business Bureau shares tips on what people should do following a storm.
Local volunteers pitch in to help their community
One local community is lending a helping hand to their neighbors that were affected by the recent storms.
Post-storm recovery advice for those displaced, affected
In the aftermath of the severe storm that swept through West Tennessee, communities are beginning the recovery process.
Christian Aid Ministries offers free disaster cleanup services
One organization is offering free cleanup services to residents affected by the recent storms.
Update on local road conditions after major flooding
Several West Tennessee roads were recently under water and sustained damage. We bring you an update on road conditions post-storm.
Selmer residents continue to pick up the pieces following devastation
In our continuing coverage, we bring you an update from Selmer, as volunteers continue to help out and residents begin to pick up the pieces.
Officials provide update on flooding across Hardin County
Hardin County experienced flash flooding as the second wave of severe weather hit last weekend.
Flood waters leave parts of West Tennessee submerged
Due to the heavy amount of rainfall, several areas in West Tennessee have suffered major flooding.
Residents share stories after tornado passes through Kenton
Severe weather has left damage across Kenton, some residents say they are lucky to be alive.
Local roads to avoid ahead of major flooding
Local officials are urging residents to take caution, and electric providers share their plans for the severe weather.
Possible building collapse in Rutherford leads to multiple closures
An incident in the town of Rutherford causes the closure of several businesses and a main road.
Springtime means hummingbirds are returning to West TN
Hummingbirds have found their way back to West Tennessee.
Local cyclists speak out after incident with driver, man arrested
One incident escalated on Tuesday between a driver and a group of cyclists.
Jackson Budget Committee discusses amendments, other agenda items
The City of Jackson's Budget Committee met earlier Thursday to discuss budget amendments and other agenda items.
