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It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
Peter Shannon, conductor of The Jackson Symphony, announced that the 2024-25 concert season will be his last.
The following are full dispatch reports from the Benton County Sheriff’s Office, September 20-October 3.
Jason Rollins, age 52, is wanted out of Gibson County Circuit Court for failure to appear.
The following are complete dockets from Jackson City Court, October 1-3.
A Tennessee U.S. Senate candidate makes a campaign stop here in the Hub City.
A generational classic makes it's way to a local theatre.
Calling all gardeners to a fun, free and educational event happening in the Hub City!
One small device can save your life, that's why local businesses are coming together to keep you aware.
Last week, Hurricane Helene left many residents of east Tennessee without power or shelter.
Mark your calendars! The third annual Casey Jones Village Festival is around the corner, offering fun for the whole family.
A single-vehicle wreck left a teen injured on Thursday morning.
To aid in the disaster relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Helene, United Way of West Tennessee is currently accepting donations.
President of The Old Country Store Brooks Shaw joined our show to share details on the upcoming Casey Jones Village Festival.
Tennessee: Some call it the Volunteer State, some call it... boring?
Calling all musicians, producers, and music industry professionals: You don't want to miss this opportunity!
A beloved festival returns this weekend celebrating arts, crafts and the community.
Americans with student loan balances are still adjusting a year after payments resumed following a three-year pause.
The Madison County Sheriff's Department is having an inaugural spooky event for a great cause.
After several hours, police arrest a local man following a barricade.
Many donations of water have been given to the Jackson Fire Department over the last few days.
Fall is in full swing and Halloween "Happenings" are almost here. Each year, kids of all ages, as well as adults, set out on a quest for the creepiest, craziest and most-memorable costumes.
A local museum welcomes a new face to Jackson's downtown area.
U.S. Marshals captured a man wanted in Henderson County for second degree murder.
Mike Johnson with Crime Stoppers joined our show to share details on the upcoming Monsters Ball.
The Discovery Park of America's Pumpkin Village is now open for the season.
JACKSON, Tenn. -- An annual festival supporting a great cause is returning to the Hub City. The 2024 Jacob Barker Music Festival will be held at The AMP in downtown Jackson on October 11 & 12. The festival, a yearly…
Do you think you have the skills to survive a zombie apocalypse?
One city is preparing to celebrate its 200th birthday.
Candace Wright was charged with arson, vandalism over $250,000, aggravated burglary, theft of property over $10,000, and felony for possession of marijuana with the intent to sell.
Construction at the intersection of Vann Dr., Country Club Ln., and Express Dr. started Monday and is expected to take approximately six months to complete.
The Jackson Fire Department is collecting bottles of water to send to those impacted by Hurricane Helene.
October is a month where many people attempt to give up alcohol. A "sober October" can provide many different health benefits for you.
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.
Scams are still prevalent today -- in fact, a record $12.5 billion was lost by Americans last year due to scams.
Over 100 million Americans face weight-related challenges, and 1 in 6 deaths in our country are linked to obesity.
Raven Moonla and Zachary Moonshine joined our show to share details on the upcoming Tennessee Metal Devastation Music Fest.
City leaders announce a potential solution to homelessness in the Hub City.
All eligible Tennessee residents must register to vote by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7, to be eligible to cast a ballot in the Nov. 5 Election.
Our Jackson Home, in collaboration with the City of Jackson, has announced two new Requests for Proposals for significant public art installations.
The Human Bean drive-thrus across the U.S. are inviting customers to “drink pink” on Friday, October 18 for the company’s annual Coffee for a Cure breast cancer giveback event.
LIFELINE Blood Service October mobile blood drive calendar.
In east Tennessee, bridges have been washed away, businesses and homes destroyed and there are still people missing due to the aftermath of Helene. There are many ways you can help and it goes directly to disaster relief efforts.
We have a follow-up to a murder case that has left one juvenile being held without bond.
A mobile app is currently on the FTC's radar because it may not be safe for kids.
In a top story, local fire and emergency response teams are en route to help fellow Tennesseans who have been affected by the recent storms.
One local church gives back to the community.
An event in one local community offers plenty of food and tons of fun!
A local game store is kicking off the fall season by hosting the first ever Fall Games Festival.
The 5th annual Pride event was held today at the Carl Perkin's Civic Center in Jackson.
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