Tennessee Supreme Court affirms conviction of felon in possession of a firearm
The Tennessee Supreme Court today held that the warrantless seizure of a firearm did not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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West Tennessee’s live music lineup: October 8-14
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
THP sobriety checkpoints for October 2025
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has released a list of sobriety checkpoints across the state for October 2025.
UPDATE: Milan Police locate runaway juvenile
Milan Police are seeking the whereabouts of a 13-year-old.
Union City Police alert residents to trick-or-treat scammer
Local authorities are warning of a scam.
State Rep. Brock Martin secures $65K for Carroll, Henderson and Gibson counties
State Rep. Brock Martin, R-Huntingdon, today announced senior centers in Carroll, Henderson and Gibson counties will receive a combined $65,000 in state grants to improve facilities and expand services for older adults.
State Rep. Tandy Darby secures $91K for Carroll, Weakley and Henry counties
State Rep. Tandy Darby, R-Greenfield, announced senior centers in Carroll, Weakley and Henry counties will receive a total of $91,000 in state grants to expand programming, improve facilities and support wellness and social activities for older adults.
What the Tech: Buy Now, Pay Later
Many Amazon shoppers are seeing a new button at checkout, Buy Now, Pay Later. It sounds like a great deal: buy something today, have it shipped tomorrow, and pay it off over time. But experts warn that convenience can turn into debt faster than you think.
Jackson police welcome community members to National Night Out event
Hub City residents gathered in downtown Jackson Tuesday for the Jackson Police Department's National Night Out.
Candidate forum held for Humboldt mayoral, aldermen elections
Local politicians were invited to share their platform and campaign for votes.
Wreck with injuries reported in downtown Jackson
A wreck with injuries occurred around 4pm in downtown Jackson at the intersection of East Chester Street and South Highland Avenue.
WRAP’S 2nd Purple Sand Project sheds light on domestic violence
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and one organization is shedding light on the topic in a unique way.
Resource fair in Jackson offers support to vulnerable veterans
A resource fair was held in the Hub City to help veterans with benefits and much more.
14th Alzheimer’s Caregiver Conference brings important resources to West TN residents
The 14th annual Alzheimer's Caregiver Conference took place at Union University's Carl Grant Events Center.
New asthma & weight loss clinic now open in Jackson
West Tennessee Medical Group Pulmonology introduced a new Asthma & Weight Loss Clinic in September to serve patients in its Jackson location.
Dyersburg water main break leads to boil water notice
Water customers in the Dyersburg area may need to boil their water.
‘Haunted Mansion’ free movie night coming to Rockabillys Stadium
The Jackson Rockabillys are excited to invite the community to a FREE movie night at Rockabillys Stadium.
MIDDAY GUEST: National Action Network
Sabrina Parker joined our show to discuss a new initiative by the Jackson Tennessee Chapter of the National Action Network called "Prosperity Pathways."
The Salvation Army to host Music & Mission Red Kettle Kickoff
The Salvation Army Jackson Corps invites the community to join them for Hope Rings in Jackson: Music & Mission Red Kettle Kickoff.
Carroll County Chamber to host 42nd Annual Membership Banquet
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce will host its 42nd Annual Membership Banquet on Monday, October 27.
PBS documentary ‘The Harvest’ to screen in Jackson at The Ned Theater
Community members are invited to attend a special screening of the PBS American Experience documentary, "The Harvest."
UPDATE: Autopsy report released in Henry County homicide
The Henry County Sheriff’s Office and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are still investigating the discovery of a body on 5-10-2025 at the Gin Creek WMA area on Copper Springs Road in Henry County.
What the Tech: Deleting email fast
Remember when getting an email was exciting? Back in the AOL days, that “You’ve got mail!” alert was something to look forward to. Now, for most of us, it’s more like “You’ve got thousands of unread messages.”
POLL RESULTS: What’s your favorite fall comfort food?
Fall is here! Earlier today we asked our audience what their favorite seasonal comfort food is, and now we have the results!
Fire Prevention Week: Safety tips when using, discarding lithium-ion batteries
It's officially Fire Prevention Week and we have some information about lithium-ion batteries.
Hardin County Fire Department delivers pizzas, smoke alarms for Fire Prevention Week
One fire department partnered with a local Domino's for a special awareness campaign.
Jackson man charged with sexual exploitation of a minor
Sunday, the Jackson Police Department's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit charged a Jackson man with sexual exploitation of a minor.
Lexington Fire receives grant totaling more than $163k
The Lexington Fire Department has been awarded $163,333.38 through the FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant program.
POLL: What’s your favorite fall comfort food?
With autumn here and cooler temperatures slowly starting to arrive, we want to hear from you in our latest poll: What's your favorite fall comfort food?
City employee helps child seen walking along Bypass
A member of the Jackson Street Department is being praised for heroic actions.
Jackson State unveils Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer role
Jackson State Community College has added to its ranks a Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer to reinforce the forward momentum of the college.
The Jackson Clinic welcomes new nephrologist
The Jackson Clinic is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Yasmin Mahmoud to its Nephrology department.
Tennessee average gas prices rise 3 cents since last week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 3.0 cents per gallon in the last week.
Jackson Fire urges residents to know risks of lithium-ion batteries
The City of Jackson Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association.
3rd annual Hub City Film Festival underway
The third annual Hub City Film Festival is happening this weekend at theCO!
Local nonprofit donates volunteer hours to Youth Town
One nonprofit gathered in Pinson to help provide essentials to Youth Town.
Unveiling held for Sonoco’s new Hub City manufacturing facility
The grand reveal of Sonoco's Jackson manufacturing facility was held Friday.
Scotts Hill celebrates 200 years with special ceremony
Exciting news for the community of Scotts Hill. This year, it's celebrating a truly historic milestone, 200 years alongside the 43rd Annual Appreciation Days Friday.
Jackson Circle K celebrates launch of ‘K Kitchen’
One convenience store invites the community to celebrate the launch of a new program.
6 UTM students to work 2 NFL games in London
For the second year in a row, Dr. Dexter Davis, a professor of sport management at the University of Tennessee at Martin, is bringing students to work at National Football League games in London.
Alamo Police seek suspects using counterfeit bills
Police are seeking the identities of individuals accused of using counterfeit bills.
MIDDAY GUEST: Taste of Congo
Mulata Moba joined our show to share details on the 2025 Taste of Congo event.
October Arts & Culture Events in Jackson
See upcoming arts and culture events in the Hub City this month.
What the Tech: Are our phones listening?
It is one of the creepiest things about social media. You have a conversation with a friend about something random, maybe cowboy boots, and before long, ads for cowboy boots start filling your Facebook or Instagram feed. It feels like your phone must be listening to you.
Lexington Mayor celebrates retirement after 8 years
One community says farewell to an influential leader.
Jackson City Council meets for work session
We have details from the latest Jackson City Council work session.
$250,000 check presented to Alice and Carl Kirkland Cancer Center
One local cancer treatment center is the recipient of a very generous donation following a fundraising event.
Creator of Brownsville Tina Turner statue shares what inspired his work
The artist commissioned to create the Tina Turner statue in Brownsville is sharing details behind the creative process for the piece.
Annual ‘Fall in the Gardens’ plant sale kicks off in Jackson, set to continue Friday
Home gardeners of all ages and skill levels are invited to one of the last horticultural events of the season.
USPS launches Informed Delivery Mobile app
The U.S. Postal Service has launched its new Informed Delivery Mobile app, designed to provide customers with greater convenience for managing their mail and packages anytime, anywhere.
