Middle School Basketball parents express concern regarding season being forfeited due to inclement weather
Middle School Basketball parents express concern regarding season being forfeited due to inclement weather .
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Communities Outside West Tennessee Still Recovering
The Town of Corinth in Alcorn County, Mississippi was among one of the hardest hit areas in last month's winter storm.
Madison County Solid Waste Convenience Center schedule Feb. 5
Phased reopening continues for Madison County Solid Waste Convenience Centers, with two additional locations opening on Thursday, February 5.
Governor Lee delivers final State of the State Address
Governor Bill Lee delivered his final State of the State Address Monday night, and there's a lot to break down.
Farmers help clear roads in Crockett County
Many West Tennessee communities have been struggling to travel with icy road conditions, but over in Crockett County, one group of farmers found a solution.
Greater Jackson Chamber hosts Annual Celebration & Awards ceremony
The Greater Jackson Chamber hosted an awards show to honor businesses and individuals.
City of Jackson's Black History Month celebration kicks off Friday
The City of Jackson is set to host a Black History Month celebration.
Jackson nominated for 'Best City for Street Art' by USA TODAY 10Best
Jackson, Tennessee has been nominated for Best City for Street Art in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, placing the city among the nation’s most creative and visually engaging destinations.
State awards $1.6 million grant to advance Crockett County Industrial Development
The Crockett County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that the Industrial Development Board of Crockett County has been awarded a $1,600,834 Site Development Grant from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) for improvements to the Crockett County Industrial Park.
FHU to offer graduate certificates in Old Testament, New Testament studies
Freed-Hardeman University will offer graduate certificates in Old Testament and New Testament Studies beginning in Fall 2026 as part of its ongoing effort to prepare church leaders and Bible students for Christian service.
Consumer alert: Watch out for tree trimming & removal scams
The recent ice storms have caused major damage to trees across the state. The Tennessee Attorney General’s Office urges consumers to use caution when selecting a business to provide tree trimming or removal services.
Southwest Tennessee Electric completes power restoration following winter storm
Southwest Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation (STEMC) has completed power restoration to all members following a historic winter storm.
JPD arrests 16-year-old male in connection to Jack's shooting
The Jackson Police Department has identified and arrested a 16-year-old male for the shooting which occurred at Jack's restaurant, 3180 North Highland Ave, on February 2, 2026.
UT Martin students make 13th straight trip to super bowl
For the 13th straight year, sport business management students at the University of Tennessee at Martin will gain work experience at the Super Bowl.
Youth Villages to offer foster care virtual information sessions
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Youth Villages, a leader in children’s mental and behavioral health, is looking for compassionate individuals and families willing to open their home to children in the foster care system. Every day, youth ranging from newborns to teenagers,…
