Lexington man pleads guilty to drug conspiracy charge, sentenced to 17 years
One local man is facing 17 years in prison after pleading guilty to a drug conspiracy charge.
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Ribbon cutting held for new Jackson Benefits Field Office
The Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Veteran Services hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday in the Hub City.
West Tennessee man sentenced to 16 years for sexual exploitation of a minor
A West Tennessee man who was arrested a few years ago on charges of sexual exploitation of a minor pled guilty to his charges Friday morning.
Community members gather to celebrate Isaiah 117 Day
January 17 is Isaiah 117 Day! And this year's theme is 'Connect. Reflect. Pray.' Leaders with Isaiah 117 House gathered with community members for a special time of prayer earlier Friday.
Former Crockett County daycare employee enters guilty plea
Lisa Hobock, a former daycare employee of Crockett Day School, appeared in court Friday.
Winter Concert Series begins February 1 at Horseshoe Lake Venue
Henderson County has a new hotspot for live music and entertainment!
Milan Special School District welcomes new director
One local school system is getting a new school director.
Catbird Studio to bring 'Descendants: The Musical' to stage
Curtains up! A beloved tale will be brought to life on a Hub City stage this March.
26 Years Later: 1999 tornado strikes West Tennessee
Meteorologist Moe Shamell marks the 26th anniversary of a devastating tornado that killed six and injured more than 100 West Tennesseans.
More details emerge in shooting that led authorities to Northeast Middle
Jackson Police continue to investigate a shooting incident that led authorities to a local school.
ERMCO donates $225,000 to area schools' STEM/CTE programs
ERMCO demonstrated its commitment to the future workforce by collectively donating $225k to area STEM/CTE programs.
Family searching for teen missing since January 1
A local family is reaching out for help to locate a missing teen.
Reminder: No bus service from JTA on MLK Day
The Jackson Transit Authority will not be operating its regular bus service on the nationally observed holiday, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Haywood County leaders discuss construction of new high school building
Leaders with one local county met to discuss replacing one of their existing school buildings.
City council finalizes total bond amount during work session
At Thursday's work session, Jackson City Council members met to discuss the allocation of bond funds.
