Students of Humboldt Jr. Sr. High School presented a Living History Museum of Black History this week to recognize and pay tribute to the many outstanding men and women throughout Black History.
The Madison County Election Commission confirms three candidates, including Judge Mark Patey, have been removed from the ballot.
The Newbern Police Department has identified and charged a suspect in connection with a recent “porch pirate” theft reported earlier this month.
The Jackson Police Department is providing an update regarding the homicide investigation stemming from the discovery of human remains on Raintree Cove.
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has joined a coalition of state attorneys general urging the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct a thorough antitrust review of the proposed merger between Netflix and Warner Bros., warning that the deal could harm consumers, creators, and the broader film industry.
A boil water notice has been issued after a truck crashed into a fire hydrant.
A Saulsbury man faces several charges following an investigation into child exploitation in Hardeman County
What's New Wednesday: Cooper's Cycles
TDECD hosts regional meeting
Pathways honors retiring local behavioral health pioneer
Planetary Parade and Eclipse Over West Tennessee
Crockett County has equipped its ambulances with new mechanical CPR devices and cardiac monitors, according to EMS Director William Huff.
A Rotary Club member led an educational program Wednesday tracing the history of Rosenwald schools in Madison County, dating back to 1916.
The City of Jackson has announced the return of its Neighborhood Academy program, now in its fourth year, with applications currently open to residents.
