Man faces felony charges after drugs, weapons found in home near school
A West Tennessee man has been arrested on drug and weapon charges.
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Formal indictment breaks down all 18 charges against Gibson County Sheriff
We have continuing coverage of the indictment of a West Tennessee sheriff. After securing the formal indictment, we break down those charges.
Latest buzz! Ag Center to celebrate Pollinator Week with exciting events
The West Tennessee Ag Research and Education Center on Airways Boulevard in west Jackson has some upcoming events
Carnegie exhibit features memorabilia from original House of Blues
The Carnegie Museum has some exhibits and attractions you may not have even known about.
Attorney confirms Gibson County sheriff faces 18 felony charges
Gibson County Sheriff Paul Thomas was booked into the Gibson County jail Tuesday around 10:43 a.m. and records available online indicate he bonded out of custody within minutes.
City of Jackson prepares for annual Bowls for the Hungry fundraiser
The City of Jackson Ceramics presents their 2nd annual Bowls for the Hungry charity fundraiser.
Crystal Gayle brings tour to Henderson this month
A Country music legend is making a tour stop in West Tennessee.
Sheriff Paul Thomas booked into Gibson County jail
Gibson County Sheriff Paul Thomas has been booked into the Gibson County Jail.
Smoke detectors save lives, and you can get them for free
Smoke detectors are something you never want to go off, but when they do, they can really help you out.
West Tennessee educators among nominees for Teacher of the Year
The Tennessee Department of Education announced the nine finalists for the 2024-25 Tennessee Teacher of the Year award.
Tennessee State Parks to offer meals, events for Father's Day
No matter your Dad’s interest, something special awaits at Tennessee State Parks Sunday for Father’s Day.
Police identify victim in fatal train incident
Police have identified the victim in a fatal incident involving a train.
Leadership Jackson Alumni Association awards annual scholarships to students
The Leadership Jackson Alumni Association is pleased to announce the recipients of this year's annual alumni association scholarships.
Lexington residents voice concerns over property tax increase
Monday night residents of Lexington crowded into a meeting room at the Lexington Municipal Building to hear the results from the city council's first reading of a property tax increase that could see taxes raised as much as 74%.
Jackson Animal Care Center reaches maximum capacity
Ever thought about adopting a new furry friend? Now's the time.
