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We bring a developing story following reports of a large law enforcement presence in one part of the Hub City.
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to a scam that has recently been reported in our area.
Football season is officially here, which also means that tailgating is underway.
A local company is helping the community in a new and fresh way.
Class is back in session for one of our local universities.
Recent studies have shown that constant screen time may have an effect on attention spans
The different ways scammers are trying to get your information are endless.
New beginnings for one university as freshman move in to their new home.
Some concerned residents reached out to us Tuesday regarding several dogs at a vacant house.
The housing market is always a topic of discussion due to the constant changes.
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to a new scam that can be a little frightening.
Animal shelters are feeling struggles as many people are surrendering their animals everyday.
We were able to hear from the Better Business Bureau regarding the latest scam they are warning people about.
We all know that school is right around the corner, and getting prepared can be difficult.
731 Day is in full swing and there is still time to get out and celebrate.
Studies are showing that lung disease cases are on the rise, and many people may have it without knowing.
The red sand projects across the globe continue Wednesday, including here locally.
We still have a few more months before tax season officially starts. However, now might be a good time for you to schedule an appointment.
An annual event to raise awareness for human trafficking is returning all around the country.
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Millie!
A very important meeting regarding agriculture was held Friday morning in Jackson.
Have you noticed that your insurance premiums have been going up?
The United States Army Corps of Engineers helps communities across the country when weather disasters occur.
The Obion County Commission held their monthly meeting Monday morning.
The Love Your Block program is looking for volunteers.
Many residents in Jackson and Madison County were left without power late Tuesday night.
Recent findings from researchers provide some options to help brain health as we get older.
It was a big day at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation office as a hard worker retires.
Kids from all over Jackson came together for a full day of fun and learning.
A local university is hosting an annual event.
A rising scam is targeting current and future college students.
The Festival of the Lakes in Henderson County held their first event bright and early Friday morning.
A yearly 4th of July event is one again returning.
Many people will be getting out on the water this weekend and the TWRA wants to remind the public of a few things.
The Jackson City Council held their normal monthly meeting Tuesday morning.
We break down a list of several new laws going into effect in Tennessee on July 1.
A unique store in Jackson has been open for a little while now.
High temperatures have been common over the last few days and we wanted to get some tips on how to keep your pets safe.
A thrift store that was severely damaged due to the April tornado in Selmer is back in action.
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to the latest scam that they are seeing in West Tennessee.
Trey Smith is coming back home once again to host his annual football camp.
Early morning storms affected quite a few roadways across West Tennessee.
A Gibson County man arrested for multiple charges appeared in court.
Tradition continues in Chester County as a local youth camp hosts hundreds of kids each week.
In the early evening hours Sunday, we received reports of a heavy police presence at the intersection of Whitley and Laura Street in Henderson.
The Henderson Police Department received an alert of a shooting.
A recently passed ordinance by the City of Jackson is allowing fireworks stands to begin selling fireworks for July 4.
It was a day of celebration and remembrance as a former chief deputy was honored.
An early morning wreck affected traffic in Jackson for many hours.
A new fundraiser is coming to the Hub City that will also serve to honor some individuals in the education world.
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