Circles of Hope Telethon returning to help the fight against child abuse
A long-standing West Tennessee tradition is returning.
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POLL: Which invention would you eliminate forever?
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
One injured during handgun training for police officers
A training incident occurred while Medina Officers were training with newly issued department handguns.
FHU Theatre invites audiences to 'pick a side' in a playful battle of wits, romance in 'She Stoops to Conquer'
The Freed-Hardeman University Theatre Program kicks off the 2025-26 season with a fresh and dynamic take on Oliver Goldsmith’s 18th century comedy “She Stoops to Conquer,” directed by Nate Cass, an FHU alumnus.
MIDDAY GUEST: International Cultural Exchange Services
Gretchen Mitchell with International Cultural Exchange Services and Russell Bush joined our show to share information on hosting an exchange student.
UPDATE: Death confirmed in altercation at West TN prison
Six inmates were transported to Dyersburg Hospital after an "incident" at Northwest Correctional Complex.
District Attorney releases statement on Austin Drummond case
District Attorney General Danny Goodman releases a statement regarding Austin Drummond.
35th Annual African Street Festival set for Labor Day weekend
An annual celebration is set to return to the Hub City.
UPDATE: Former county commissioner taken into custody
An arrest warrant has been issued for a former county commissioner.
With school back in session, drivers urged to practice bus safety
We have a few safety tips for drivers as schools around the region are heading back into session.
BBB warns of email scam involving home address, house photos
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to a new scam that can be a little frightening.
Electric truck mass production at BlueOval City delayed to 2028
A local automotive plant has announced another delay.
Henry County Fair is back through August 16
Get your cowboy boots ready, because the Henry County Fair is officially back!
Symbol of liberty, freedom planted in north Jackson park
Monday, the James Madison Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution planted one of 250 "liberty trees" in the Hub City.
Principal from Tanzania, Africa visits Jackson elementary school
One local elementary school is visited by a special guest from across the globe.
