Over 50 pallets of water donated for hurricane relief efforts in East Tennessee
Many donations of water have been given to the Jackson Fire Department over the last few days.
Author: Ryan Hodges
Benefits of a ‘Sober October’: Doctor talks medication to help limit alcohol consumption
October is a month where many people attempt to give up alcohol. A "sober October" can provide many different health benefits for you.
New treatment offers hope to lung cancer patients
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Tips on avoiding scams, recognizing red flags
Scams are still prevalent today -- in fact, a record $12.5 billion was lost by Americans last year due to scams.
Frontline heroes, teachers offered large discounts on weight loss solutions
Over 100 million Americans face weight-related challenges, and 1 in 6 deaths in our country are linked to obesity.
FTC cracks down on popular anonymous messaging app
A mobile app is currently on the FTC's radar because it may not be safe for kids.
High school students visit Lane College for Career Speed Networking Program
Students, professionals, and even a celebrity gathered at a local university for a special event.
Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program prepares for return to West Tennessee
One program that is all about giving back is once again returning across the country, and especially in the Jackson area.
Builds begin for RIFA’s 2024 Canstruction event
RIFA's Canstruction event is back.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s returns to Rockabillys Stadium this Saturday
The Walk to End Alzheimer's is returning to the Jackson Rockabillys Stadium in just a few days.
JSCC invites local high school students to learn about their criminal justice program
Jackson State Community College, once again, invited students from West Tennessee high schools who are interested in criminal justice to come to their campus to learn all about their program.
West Tennessee River Walk returns this October
It is almost time for a challenge to get you up and moving.
Leaders Education Foundation to award classroom grants
The Leaders Education Foundation is looking to help out educators and students with grants.
Golfers tee up for St. Jude fundraiser
Many golfers tee'd it up Monday morning for a great cause.
Doctor talks recognizing mental health issues in youth
The mental health of our young ones is a very important topic. Sometimes, it can be hard to determine when there is an issue and determine how we can help.
Former NFL player shares his tailgating tips
Football season has officially been back for the last few weeks, which means tailgating season is also in full swing.
McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport holds ceremony to honor 23rd anniversary of 9/11
A commemoration was held at McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport on the 23rd anniversary of 9/11.
Jackson-Madison Co. African American Chamber of Commerce Celebrity Golf Tournament returns
It was a morning full of smiles as the weather was perfect for the Jackson-Madison County African American Chamber of Commerce's Celebrity Golf Tournament.
International Food & Art Festival returns to Jackson Sept. 21
One popular festival is returning to the Hub City.
Jackson Parks & Rec previews Fall events, activities
A press conference was held Thursday morning at Jackson City Hall to update the public on events that are coming up.
FHU finds new ways to host chapel services while auditorium is under renovation
One local university is having to make some changes to their daily routine.
Jackson Police transitioning to electronic citations, with additional fee for offenders
The Jackson City Council held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday morning.
East Madison County Community Association holds annual BBQ fundraiser
Many people are still doing some grilling this Labor Day, including one local community organization.
Pet of the Week: Nia
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Nia!
Henderson swears in Mayor-elect Terry Bell
Many gathered at Henderson City Hall Friday morning to witness Mayor-elect Terry Bell be sworn in for his upcoming term.
Legal, emotional consequences discussed following school bomb threat
We're taking a deeper look at consequences after we brought a story to you of another bomb threat at a local school.
Shiloh National Military Park tourism contributes $24.9 million to local economy, data shows
One of our local national parks recently released information regarding their economic impact on the community.
Planning workshop brings hundreds of first responders to Hardin County
Hundreds of first responders gathered together in West Tennessee for a planning workshop.
Logo revealed for 2025 Tennessee State Games to be hosted in Jackson
A logo was unveiled Thursday morning for the Tennessee State Games that will be hosted in Jackson next summer.
Madison County Commission holds monthly meeting, Commissioner Hale to resign
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Madison County Commission held their monthly meeting Monday morning. It was a fairly short meeting with just a few items on the agenda that were voted on. One of the…
Weekend Preview: Events in West Tennessee
If you do not have plans this weekend, don't worry: no matter where you live in West Tennessee, there is something for you.
Mobile STEM lab brings hands-on learning to students
Henderson County Schools parked their brand new SIM-V trailer outside of Scotts Hill Elementary School Thursday morning.
City of Jackson partners with AARP to host pickleball clinic
A new opportunity for seniors is coming to the Hub City.
Dedication held for Middle Fork Bottoms State Park
Middle Fork Bottoms State Park is located in Three Way in Madison County.
Freed-Hardeman prepares to welcome students for a new semester
It's back to school time for many students around West Tennessee, including our local colleges and universities.
Global Leadership Summit underway in the Hub City
Love and Truth Church in Jackson is hosting the 30th Annual Global Leadership Summit.
Jackson City Council discusses USPS sorting location, more in monthly meeting
The Jackson City Council held their regularly scheduled monthly meeting Tuesday morning.
Malesus opens its doors to students once again
Malesus is re-opening its doors to students after 8 years.
Corks and Crowns fundraiser to return for 2nd year
An annual event is returning to the Hub City in a few weeks.
Red Sand Project continues to bring awareness to ongoing issue
Organizations around West Tennessee continue to raise awareness of an ongoing issue.
2nd annual golf tournament to support Kirkland Cancer Center
One of the many things that West Tennessee does incredibly well is put on wonderful fundraisers.
City responds to crosswalk danger concerns
A citizen in one of our local towns had some concerns regarding a crosswalk.
Crime statistics for Jackson released by Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
The most recent data regarding crime in the city of Jackson has been released.
Jackson to host 7th Annual Community Clean-Up Day on Saturday
The City of Jackson is providing another opportunity to help you get rid of unneeded items.
Red Sand Project brings human trafficking awareness to light
The Red Sand Project is designed to shed light on human trafficking by pouring red sand into sidewalk or pavement cracks.
New teachers prepare for upcoming school year in Jackson
The school year is almost here and many teachers have already started preparing for this year.
Bloodmobile gets new look, showing off West Tennessee treasures
One popular vehicle that just about everyone in West Tennessee would recognize has a new look.
City approves budget with 6-3 vote, may enter further debt for road repair
The Jackson City Council made their final vote Friday morning to pass the largest budget in history for the City.
Meeting covers concerns ahead of Friday’s budget vote
An informal meeting was held Thursday morning with a few Jackson City Councilmembers in attendance.
Document breaks down proposed salary increases for City employees
We have received a detailed list of the proposed salary increases for City employees in Jackson.
