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Dangerous winter weather is coming, and animals left outside will not survive these conditions.
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Dangerous winter weather is coming, and animals left outside will not survive these conditions.
While most residents are stocking up on essentials and preparing to shelter in place, others are worried about how they will survive this wintry mix.
Colder temperatures, snow, ice, and early nightfall can pose serious risks for the 129,200 individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias in Tennessee.
WEST TENNESSEE - The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the majority of western Tennessee and an Ice Storm Warning for SE corner of Tennessee. Ice Storm Warning (Extreme) Chester; Decatur; Hardeman; Hardin; Henderson;…
As winter weather takes hold across the Volunteer state, State Farm has identified Tennessee as a costly state for frozen pipe claims. State Farm ranks Tennessee as 5th in the nation for frozen pipes and water damage totaling $31 million based…
CAMDEN, Tenn. - The Camden Police Department is offering a medication drop box for the safe and secure disposal of medication. According to a post on Facebook by Camden PD, the drop box can be used for old or unused…
Winter is here with its cold temperatures and frigid wind chills causing many of us to shiver just thinking about the weather.
Colder weather is on the way, and cold air can be an asthma trigger. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) offers tips on managing asthma symptoms during cold weather, including: Wear a scarf or face mask over your mouth and…
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. - An investigation by special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Medicaid Fraud Control Division has resulted in the arrest of a former caregiver accused of theft and financially exploiting a vulnerable adult in her care.…
Schools across West Tennessee are announcing closures and delays as the winter weather picks up.
An announcement from U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant.
JMCSS is taking a bold, student-centered approach to addressing chronic absenteeism through a new districtwide initiative led by Superintendent Dr. Marlon King.
Over 90 rescue squads serve Tennessee communities.
One youth program hosts a special event to watch a one of a kind movie.
One candidate holds her campaign kickoff for Madison County general sessions judge.