Local officials comment on TN bill allowing school faculty to carry
Tennessee teachers will have the right to carry concealed guns on public school grounds once the governor signs a new law passed on Tuesday, May 2.
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Jackson City Court holds two hearings for first degree murder charges
A hearing was held today, April 24, in Jackson City Court for two men arrested for first degree murder and other charges in unrelated incidents.
Mother’s Day approaches, expert shares top trending gift ideas
Mother's Day is almost here and you still have time to find the perfect gift.
Two years later, defendant pleads guilty in vehicular homicide case
A defendant pleaded guilty in court yesterday, April 22, concerning an incident that occurred over two years ago.
Local pet rescue agency receives $12,500 grant
This rescue and adoption agency has been in the community for 20 years.
United Way launches website to make volunteering easier
One local organization created a website to help share information about volunteering opportunities across West Tennessee.
Jackson partners with Memphis to bring live entertainment to the AMP
A partnership between two destination cities is bound to rock your Friday night.
Non-profit partners with community to host wellness expo
Persevere is an organization that focuses on helping families receive jobs, therapy, and support across the state.
UPDATE: More details confirmed in teacher’s assault arrest
A West Tennessee educator was taken into custody after allegations of an assault involving a student.
Evening shooting kills one in east Jackson
A Monday night shooting in east Jackson leaves one dead.
Family searching for missing man last seen in March
A search is on for a missing man who hasn't been seen since last month.
Firefighters rescue four dogs from burning home
Family pets were saved from a house fire Monday afternoon in Gibson County.
Police pursuit ends with suspect dying in custody
A police pursuit in Henry County ends with a suspect dying after being taken into custody.
FAFSA delays could be impacting college enrollment rates
FAFSA numbers are significantly down from previous years.
Mayor takes on new role, invests in pedestrian safety
Mayor Scott Conger is taking on a new role. Out of a national competitive application pool, he was one out of ten selected.
NASA uses new satellite to study oceans and environmental interactions
This Earth Day, let's take a deep dive into ocean health through the lens of NASA's newest satellite called PACE.
Wreck in Chester County leads to multiple injuries
A wreck involving multiple injuries took place late Monday morning in Chester County.
The Mill offers opportunities for small businesses in northwest TN
One nonprofit in Dyersburg is trying to do their part by helping small businesses.
Cookout brings community together for good food and inspiration
A pop-up cookout at Shirlene Mercer Park on Sunday had everyone pulling up with hunger and excitement.
Faculty, Staff and Student Body Select Nominees for Titles of Mr. and Miss FHU
Freed-Hardeman University has announced its eight student finalists who have been nominated for the titles of Mr. and Miss FHU.
Redemption Road Rescue prepares for fundraiser
A local rescue is gearing up for one of its biggest fundraisers.
Local artisans showcased at Spring festival
A Spring Arts & Crafts Festival was held in Madison County this weekend.
Crawfest returns to the Hub City
A fun atmospheric event made a comeback for all of your family and friends to enjoy eating good food.
Singers and musicians unite to present a special concert
A string orchestra and a combined choir put on a concert to give peace and restore hope.
Jackson celebrates Mother Earth with festival return
A festival returns to the Jackson Fairgrounds to celebrate Mother Earth.
420 Hemp Festival returns to the Hub City
A unique festival returns to the Hub City!
One FHU organization revs up funds with a unique event
One organization at a local university revs up some funds to help animals in need.
Congressman Kustoff issues statement on National Security Supplemental Vote
Congressman David Kustoff (R-TN) released the following statement regarding his vote on the national security supplemental package in the House of Representatives.
Pet of the Week: Lily
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Lily!
Drying Out This Weekend
Rain and thunder started us out early Saturday morning with just a few spotty showers lingering through mid morning. Skies will be a mix of sunshine and clouds in the…
Weekend Events: Fun upcoming activities for all to enjoy
The Hub City and surrounding counties have a jam packed weekend full of festivals and fun for families and friends.
International robotics championship underway, 50,000 attendees
The world's largest non-profit youth STEM program, 'FIRST', is preparing students for the workforce.
22-year-old dies in morning wreck in Henderson County
A wreck Friday morning claimed the life of a young man in Henderson County.
Super Bowl champion partners with SWHRA, promotes meal programs
A Tennessee native and two-time Super Bowl Champion, partners with a local agency to kick off the 'Summer Nutrition Programs' for kids in West Tennessee.
Tourism growth in Tennessee, Hub City spotlighted at Chamber Breakfast Club meeting
The Greater Jackson Chamber invited a special guest to their event to talk about a special part of our state as part of their Breakfast Club series.
Educator of the Week: Stacye Fisher
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Stacye Fisher is a Kindergarten through 2nd grade reading interventionist at Martin Primary School. She…
1 injured in east Jackson shooting, investigation underway
Police are investigating a Thursday night shooting that left one injured.
Christian artist, ‘American Idol’ alum Mandisa dies at 47
Christian recording artist and former "American Idol" contestant Mandisa has died at age 47.
School district holds meeting, votes on building arrangements
The Jackson Madison County School District held a board meeting to discuss several items on their agenda this evening, April 18.
National PST week starts, celebrates dispatchers across the nation
Today, April 18, we celebrate the heroes that are normally unseen, but are unforgettable.
Annual Spring Fine Arts Showcase returning soon
Students of the Hub City will spend their Saturday performing right here in Jackson.
First Ladies Luncheon sets record, hosts Grammy-nominated artist
A event was held in the Hub City where companies and organizations across West Tennessee gather to celebrate the impact local women have within the community.
Earth Day celebration coming to Jackson Fairgrounds
An upcoming event in the Hub City welcomes the entire family to celebrate Earth Day.
Local hospital hosts organ donor ceremony, honors those who give
A local hospital took time to honor those who have made selfless donations to help others continue to live.
Love Your Block kicks off small home repairs for Spring
From now until May 9, the Love Your Block program will be working with 13 different homes in the Jackson area.
Family, friends gather for recent hearing in Holly Bobo murder trial
A judge determined that three pieces of evidence will remain sealed until further order of the court.
Construction nearing end for new Jackson Animal Care Center
We have an update on a project that's been in the works for eight years.
State commissioner visits Jackson to discuss Tennessee’s growth
A local organization hosts one city leader at their weekly meeting.
New hearing held regarding Holly Bobo murder trial
In a developing story on the Holly Bobo case, there was a hearing held this morning, April 17, in Hardin County.
TBI official visits Hub City to spread awareness on fentanyl crisis
Various Hub City leaders heard from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Drug Task Force to help spread awareness of the ongoing fentanyl crisis.
