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We have a ghostly guide to become the ultimate Halloween host and claim the "best house on the block" title this scary season.
October means cooler days, warmer drinks, and the start of Medicare open enrollment.
It's International Plasma Awareness Week, and a new survey from the Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association has been presented.
Harvard Kennedy School launches American Service Fellowship for veterans and public servants.
Most people have experienced hives at some point.
As part of National Financial Planning month, the head of 'Philanthropy and Community Impact' at Wells Fargo reveals four surprising and free tools to help Americans secure their financial futures.
Jackson Fire urges residents to know risks of lithium-ion batteries.
The Jackson Police Department and the City of Jackson are proudly celebrating National Night Out on Tuesday, October 7, from 5-8 p.m.
Students, staff and alumni from the years before celebrate homecoming in the Hub City.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recent facts & figures shine light on the reality and impact of financial abuse.
A "Blessing of the Field" was held Wednesday morning at Hub City Central's football stadium.
Experts say fall is the perfect time to set sail.
As the seasons shift, women around the country are making space this September to take stock of their health.
A Madison County woman was recently contacted by a man impersonating a Mega Millions lottery representative.
A record 4.18 million Americans turn 65 this year and will be eligible for Medicare.
Tracking physical growth is a crucial step towards monitoring your child's health.
As large language models like chatGPT rapidly move into classrooms, homework, and even kids' daily conversations, parents are left asking: How do I keep my child safe while still letting them explore this powerful technology?
A new report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce reveals a quiet transformation happening on Main Street.
It's a new era of hope for small cell lung cancer patients.
One local fire department takes a moment to honor fallen first responders
As students head back to class, many are adding afterschool activities to build resilience and teamwork.
The September asthma peak is on the way - it's the most challenging month to live with asthma.
September is often thought as a month for resetting habits as summer ends and school begins.
There's a summer spotlight on metabolic health as doctors offer tips for maintaining a healthy metabolism.
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and one nonprofit is doing their part in finding a cure.
Nearly 8,000 children are currently in foster care in Tennessee, all waiting to find their permanent home.
This year marks the 90th anniversary of Social Security, which has helped generations of Tennesseans retire with dignity after a lifetime of hard work.
From tailgating to home-gating, the former NFL star shares easy, crowd-pleasing tips — and the dip that always makes the starting lineup.
The difficulties of making the critical move from pediatric to adult health is affecting kids.
Recent studies show 77% of Gen-z consider themselves to be spiritual.
Labor Day Weekend is approaching, but Dr. Colin Banas has a warning: your prescription could turn sunshine and cocktails into a trip to the ER.
As families prep for the new school year, back-to-school checklists often include doctor visits, supply runs, and sports physicals–but what about a dental checkup?
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This fall, nearly 50 million kids across the U.S. will be headed back to school and millions of parents will be juggling new schedules, routines, mealtimes and more.
Credit plays a big role in financial health, but many Americans still struggle to understand how it works from managing cards to knowing what impacts a credit score. …
The 7th annual AI4 2025 conference, North America's premier artificial intelligence industry event, has been taking place this week in Las Vegas.
Now that kids are returning to school, families are finding their new rhythm as the summer winds down. But just as the calendar fills with sports, clubs and new routines, so do the receipts.
There's a new app for kids who find the fun in news.
A new school year is also the perfect storm for cold and flu viruses to make their rounds.
Back-to-school season means early mornings, long checklists and plenty of stress.
Between endless screentime, daily makeup routines, and harsh removers at night, it's no wonder so many people are struggling with dry eyes – along with symptoms like blurred vision, sensitivity to light and gritty eyes.
As screentime soars, experts urge families to prioritize outdoor play and proven treatments to protect kids' vision.
According to a recent study, about 1 in 4 U.S. children--nearly 19 million--have at least one parent suffering with substance use disorder.
The number of breast and colorectal cancer diagnoses has been steadily rising since the mid-2000s, and these cancers are increasingly diagnosed at younger ages.
Getting your child ready for school? A local health department has you covered!
America is experiencing a surge in electric power demand that hasn't been seen in more than 25 years.
A recent survey found Americans consider brain health to be among the most important health issues.
Some parents may be looking to navigate the digital habits of their children during the summer, when kids are most vulnerable to online threats and unhealthy screen use.
Tuesday, the Community Foundation of West Tennessee awarded $120,000 in Community Impact Grants to 14 organizations.
While tariffs have drawn significant attention, many consumers are still uncertain about how they will actually be affected.
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