Grant-funded project breathes life into Tennessee's African American heritage
A grant-funded project aims to reestablish the African American presence on Tennessee's cultural landscape.
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An indicted Tennessee judge is sent to jail after her bond is revoked for positive cocaine tests
A Tennessee criminal court judge was sent to jail Wednesday after her bond was revoked for testing positive for cocaine while she was out of custody pending a trial on charges of coercion of a witness and harassment.
Freed-Hardeman Lions reflect on winning national championship
As we reported to you Tuesday night, March 26th, the Freed-Hardeman men's basketball team won the national championship, we spoke with some fans, players, and coaches about the season.
Community Champion: Linda Hudson
Linda Hudson is a Jacksonian, involved in her community, offering her services through volunteering. "I just enjoyed going out in the cafeteria at RIFA, meeting the people coming in, and serving them the food,…
Last chance to join the March Matchness madness at Lane College
Lane College is starting their fourth March Matchness, this is an opportunity for supporters to donate with a fun twist.
Jackson Arts Council unveils exciting event lineup
The Jackson Arts Council is set to host some exciting events for the local community soon.
Health coalition invites community to discuss ways to give
A local health department helps members of the community.
Easter fun continues at Falcon Ridge Farm
From rosters to peacocks, one farm is continuing to welcome guests in for Easter fun.
MIDDAY GUEST: Jackson Arts Council
Morgan White with the Jackson Arts Council joined our show to share details on some upcoming Arts events this Spring.
UPDATE: Child's body pulled from Tennessee River, adult body located
A child's body has been pulled from the Tennessee River, according to WOPC.
Alzheimer's Association hosts meeting on volunteer opportunities
The Alzheimer's Association met this evening, on March 26th,at Rock'n Dough pizza to discuss volunteer opportunities for this year's Walk to end Alzheimer's.
Senator Blackburn observes Texas border security amid tensions
Senator Marsha Blackburn visited Texas' southern border on March 21st amid what she says is a "sovereignty battle" between the Biden administration and Texas concerning the enforcement of the nation's immigration laws.
Brownsville residents gather for Mayor Rawl's community dinner
Mayor Bill Rawls and the city of Brownsville hosted a community dinner this evening, March 26th.
Agents uncover drug operation in Humboldt, three arrests made
Authorities dismantled a drug operation in Humboldt, seizing various drugs, a weapon, and incriminating paraphernalia.
WOW Wagon brings reading joy to kids across Jackson
A sponsored initiative is bringing the joy of reading to kids where they live.
