Florida artist bringing Jackson's musical history to life in new mural
A Florida native and visual artist has been selected to paint a new mural in the Hub City.
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Crawfest returning to downtown Jackson this weekend
One event is returning this weekend with great eats for a great cause.
Donnell Century Farm's 'Bunny Palooza' to kick off this weekend
Mark your calendars! There's an upcoming Easter event you won't want to miss.
MIDDAY GUEST: Youth Town
Nicholas and Melissa Summar with Youth Town, a residential treatment facility for teens, joined our show to discuss their services and how the community can help support a new facility.
Former police officer and his wife charged in child abuse investigation
An investigation by special agents with the TBI has resulted in the arrest of a now-former Paris police officer and his wife.
Controlled burn to be conducted on Shiloh Battlefield
Shiloh National Military Park will conduct a prescribed burn in the next several weeks.
Residents gather to meet candidates running for office in Crockett County
Residents in one community get the chance to meet the candidates running for office following the first day of early voting.
Jackson Christian School kicks off color guard clinicals
One local high school is preparing for the Strawberry Festival.
BBB shares tips for those rebuilding after storms
The Better Business Bureau shares tips on what people should do following a storm.
Gym owner seeks answers after forced closure due to safety concerns with nearby building
One business owner is seeking answers after being forced to close his business due to public safety risks.
Hardin Co. EMA holds meeting to discuss hazard mitigation plan
Hardin County Emergency Management hosted an important meeting Monday.
UPDATE: Driver still missing following crash in Crockett County, authorities say
Over the weekend, we learned of an unusual crash that occurred in Crockett County.
JSCC hosts 'Red Sand Project' to help raise awareness about human trafficking
Jackson State Community College's Gibson County center hosted a "Red Sand Project" Monday.
Milan Ammunition Plant deactivated after 84 years of service
After 84 years of service with the U.S. Army and Joint Munitions Command, the Milan Ammunition Plant has been deactivated.
Tennessee military history preserved through grant funds awarded in 2025
The Tennessee Wars Commission, the Tennessee Historical Commission division responsible for preserving the state’s significant military history, has announced the Tennessee Wars Commission Grant Fund recipients for Fiscal Year 2025.
