The organizers of the Hub City Flea Market announce the cancellation of this weekend’s event, originally scheduled for April 5th and 6th at the Jackson Fairgrounds Park, due to forecasts of severe weather and potential flooding.
State leaders visited one community that was affected by a destructive tornado.
Aerial footage shows the damage in Selmer following an EF-3 tornado.
A possible tornado hit parts of Hardeman County, ripping through one community.
Severe weather has left damage across Kenton, some residents say they are lucky to be alive.
In response to the devastating weather events on April 2, 2025, into April 3, 2025, the Community Foundation of West Tennessee has activated its Disaster Relief Fund to support residents and areas affected by the storms.
Jackson State Community College is offering assistance to students who have been displaced or are in need of assistance following the recent severe weather.
Viewers all across West Tennessee have shared pictures of the recent storm and the damages it has caused.
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.
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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.
