Remembering Jackson businessman, photographer Mitch Carter
The Jackson community is mourning the loss of a well-known Jackson businessman and talented photographer.
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Local choir prepares to perform at New York City's Carnegie Hall
A choir from a local school district is preparing to showcase its talents on the national stage.
Madison County Conservation Board discusses upcoming projects, events
A local group shares some of their projects coming to local parks.
Jackson Fire Department clears flooded subdivision
The Jackson Fire Department was hard at work cleaning up a local neighborhood Sunday.
Flooding conditions along Hwy 412
A local resident spends his birthday affected by flooding.
Memorial honors legacy of fallen member of Milan Police Department
One community and police department is remembering a lieutenant who passed away nearly two years ago.
Update on local road conditions after major flooding
Several West Tennessee roads were recently under water and sustained damage. We bring you an update on road conditions post-storm.
Rental properties, housing assistance needed for storm victims in Selmer
The Henderson-Chester County Chamber of Commerce is seeking information regarding temporary housing options in the area to help Selmer storm victims.
Indefinite closure of SR 180 in Haywood County
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has closed SR 180 over Lost Creek, located just north of Nutbush, Tennessee, for repairs following a multi-day flood event.
Retired four-star General Stanley McChrystal to headline FHU’s 61st Annual Benefit Dinner
Retired four-star General Stanley McChrystal, former commander of U.S. and international forces in Afghanistan, will be the keynote speaker at Freed-Hardeman University’s 61st Annual Benefit Dinner Friday, Dec. 5, 2025.
2025 Easter guide: Egg hunts, activities across West TN
Easter is just around the corner! Now is the perfect time to start looking for celebrations happening across West Tennessee.
Record high waters reported in one residential area
In our continuing coverage, one local river has broken a flood record at a level that some residents have never seen.
Special-called board meeting held in Lexington
A special-called board meeting was held Monday evening in Lexington where city leaders took up a few items on their agenda.
Funeral procession held for lineman that died during overnight storms Wednesday
A funeral was held for a local utility department lineman who was killed in the line of duty last week.
Selmer residents continue to pick up the pieces following devastation
In our continuing coverage, we bring you an update from Selmer, as volunteers continue to help out and residents begin to pick up the pieces.
