West Tennessee Road Construction: October 29-November 5
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Local News
Sharon School’s Beth Davidson Honored as West Tennessee Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year
When visiting the halls of Sharon School, you’ll quickly notice the steady calm and positivity of Assistant Principal Beth Davidson.
MIDDAY GUEST: United Way of West TN
President/CEO Matt Marshall and Kaitlyn Mingle with United Way of West Tennessee joined our show to discuss a variety of topics.
Thanksgiving giveaway organized for Hardin County residents
The community is coming together in Hardin County to help ensure families have Thanksgiving meals.
Tennessee's most mispronounced word revealed
Analysis of Google search data for 2025 reveals the most mispronounced words for Tennessee and America.
FHU Athletics website voted 5th Best in the NAIA
For the second time, the NAIA-SIDA Publications & Media Contest has named Freed-Hardeman University’s athletics website, GoFHULions.com, one of the top digital media productions in the NAIA.
Brian Dickey announces candidacy for McNairy Co. Register of Deeds
Brian Dickey, currently serving as Register of Deeds in McNairy County, will campaign for re-election.
Young man's death prompts investigation
Alamo Police Chief Jeff Sills is leading a general death investigation into the death of a 26-year-old.
'Fight Like A Jedi' 5K helps raise money for local women with breast cancer
Some residents here in the Hub City are joining forces to raise money for a good cause.
Sky Zone Jackson hosts trunk-or-treat
Sky Zone Jackson is in the Halloween spirit this year bringing the community a trunk-or-treat.
National First Responders Day: Celebrating, honoring community heroes
Tuesday is National First Responders Day and one local fire department is spreading the word.
'Haunting on Main' causes a stir in Crockett County
Screams of residents escaping "Haunting on Main" in Alamo echoed in the night Tuesday.
Safety reminders to protect your children from area sex offenders when trick-or-treating
Halloween is quickly approaching and we have information on how to stay aware of sex offenders, and what you need to know to keep your child safe.
With SNAP benefits expected to pause, concerns grow for food resources
More than 690,000 Tennesseans rely on SNAP for nutrition assistance.
Lifeline releases November 2025 mobile blood drive schedule
Cooler temps, warmer hearts—roll up your sleeve with Lifeline and share the gift of life.
