Roughly 9 people die every day in distraction-related crashes, data reveals
Federal safety officials say distracted driving is claiming thousands of lives on American roads each year.
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FHU to host retrospective exhibition honoring art professor Laquita Thomson
To celebrate the upcoming retirement of Professor Emerita Laquita Thomson, Freed-Hardeman University will present her exhibition, “20 Years: A Retrospective,” in the Bulliner-Clayton Visual Arts Center, March 12-April 15.
Allan Hess announces candidacy for county commissioner; launches 'Every Child Deserves a Village' initiative
Local educator and community leader Allan Hess has officially announced his candidacy for County Commissioner, District 2.
Kay Jewelers relocating to Vann Drive
Kay Jewelers will soon have a new home.
What's New Wednesday: New 2 U Ride
What's New Wednesday: New 2 U Ride
Community Champion: Jenna King
It’s time to recognize a Community Champion, an honor given to people making a positive impact in the community, in partnership with Leaders Credit Union.
Carroll County caregiver arrested following TennCare fraud investigation
A Carroll County caregiver faces charges of TennCare fraud and identity theft following an investigation by special agents with the Medicaid Fraud Control Division (MCFD) of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
Miss Volunteer pageant season returns to Jackson Thursday
The Miss Volunteer organization is returning to Jackson for another pageant season, bringing thousands of visitors to the area, according to Visit Jackson.
Dresden businesses invite community to shop the square this weekend
Local businesses in Dresden are hosting a two-day spring open house this weekend, with special promotions, giveaways, and sales across participating shops on the square.
Brian C. Lea sworn in as United States District Judge for Western District of Tennessee
The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee is pleased to announce that Brian C. Lea was sworn in on March 2, 2026, as a United States District Judge.
Missing Nashville teen found in Lexington after more than two years
On March 2, 2026, the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS), with assistance from other agencies, safely found a 15-year-old female who was reporting missing in Nashville.
Carl Perkins Civic Center debuts new risers
The Carl Perkins Civic Center debuted new risers Wednesday, offering event attendees a range of upgraded features including LED lighting, armrests and cup holders.
POLL RESULTS: How many cups of coffee do you need in the morning?
For most, getting your morning started can take some real strength if you don't have a little help. That's why, for our Poll of the Day, we are asking how many cups of coffee it takes before you are ready to take on the day:
Video shows bonobo charge at zoo visitors, shattering exhibit’s safety glass
An exhibit at a Tennessee zoo is closed for repairs after a male bonobo shattered a layer of safety glass during an interaction with a group of teenage visitors.
Reward for suspect in Memphis officer shooting raised to $32,500
The Memphis Safe Task Force has increased the reward for information leading to the capture of Danell Maxwell to $32,500, following an additional $30,000 contribution.
