The Tennessee Department of Tourist Development (TDTD) unveiled the official 2025 Tennessee Vacation Guide today, offering an insider’s how-to for experiencing world-class destinations and unforgettable moments across the state.
Mayor Scott Conger has deemed this year "Growth for All" with his goals of continuing to make Jackson a place where people want to live.
Here's your chance to celebrate the success and skill of local women!
The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) captured an Iowa fugitive, William Logan, Jr., age 56, in West Tennessee.
The City of Jackson's Street Department and the Tennessee Department of Transportation put in a lot of effort this past weekend to keep the roadways clear.
A teen is facing serious consequences after allegedly making an online threat toward a local school.
Margaret Taylor, president of Jackson Area Business and Professional Women, joined our show to share details on nominations for the 2025 Sterling Awards.
The Madison County Fire Department is urging all residents to ensure their smoke alarms are functioning properly as part of an ongoing effort to reduce fire-related injuries and fatalities.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol worked overtime during this past weekend's statewide snowstorm, responding to an extraordinary volume of incidents caused by dangerous road conditions.
To address the winter storm's challenges, the Madison County Highway Department implemented a comprehensive response plan. The department initiated a snow plow plan early last week amid winter weather advisories.
Tennessee lawmakers will meet on Tuesday, January 14 for their first session of 2025. One act that will be discussed may have a big impact on students and parents.
Richard Barber, the guiding force behind the Aspell Recovery Center for the past 20 years, has retired.
Jackson State Community College Athletics hosted a news conference Monday to discuss the 2025 season.
Michael Fuller is a 16-year-old in Humboldt, and mixed martial arts has been a part of his life for as long as he can remember.
In the afternoon hours of Sunday, January 12, 2025, the Lexington Police Department and Henderson County Sheriff's Department began to receive reports from the community of an online threat of violence regarding Lexington High School.
