The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, including the Tennessee Highway Patrol, continues to support the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency with critical support during and after last night’s severe weather.
At approximately 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 a confirmed tornado touched down in the Chestnut Glade Rd area. Latham/Dukedom Fire Department (LDFD) responded promptly to assess the damage and provide assistance.
Extensive damage occurred in Selmer following the severe weather threats from Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
LEXINGTON, Tenn. -- One man is sentenced for attempted murder. On January 13, 2024, the Lexington Police Department responded to Walmart located at 547 West Church Street in Lexington regarding a shooting. Responding officers found a victim suffering from…
Local first responders are working together to ensure residents remain safe.
One mother is telling her story after her son's homicide four years ago remains unsolved.
The Jackson Rotary Club met Wednesday to hear from Lori Nunnery, the CEO of Visit Jackson, Tennessee.
Local officials are urging residents to take caution, and electric providers share their plans for the severe weather.
The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) and the Tennessee State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) proudly announce that 95 Tennessee rescue squads will receive grants totaling $3 million in 2025 through the Rescue Squad Grant Program.
Allison White, supervisor with the Dennis H. Jones Living Well Network, joined our show to discuss the upcoming Mental Health Breakfast on April 8.
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation special agents specializing in fire investigations, working alongside the Crockett County Sheriff’s Office, have arrested and charged a Crockett County woman in connection with an arson investigation.
As we prepare for weather events that are coming soon, we want to give you updates regarding different safe areas around West Tennessee.
The Jackson Police Department needs the public’s assistance with locating a First Degree Murder suspect, Demetrius Keeon Moore.
A former Lexington school teacher has been indicted for theft of medication.
After one community had to evacuate due to high waters earlier this year, they have now began preparations for another storm.
