Store's alcohol license suspended by Beer Board
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The City of Jackson Beer Board met Thursday to hear cases of businesses selling alcohol to those that are underage. The board suspended the liquor license at a Valero…
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Brother of Humboldt shooting victim speak out
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. -- A Humboldt man was killed in an earlier this week, and now the victim's brother is speaking out. According to a news release, around 1:30 a.m. on Monday,…
12 Tennessee entities get funding for EV charging units
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The State of Tennessee is putting $5.2 million towards establishing new charging units for electric vehicles. According to a news release, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation is granting the funding to 12 entities around that…
Milan No-Till Field Day returns, drawing crowd to Gibson County
MILAN, Tenn. -- Thursday morning kicked off the 32nd Milan No-Till Field Day, promoting no-till farming to areas prone to erosion and soil loss. "Agriculture is the leading economic driver in…
Red Sand Project brings organizations together for human trafficking awareness in Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Local organizations are taking a united stand to bring awareness and stop human trafficking. WRAP and The Scarlet Rope Project serve survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.…
Free community clean-up day planned for Jackson residents
JACKSON, Tenn. -- A community clean-up day is coming for Jackson residents to help curb illegal dumping in the city. The event will be held by the Health and Sanitation Department on…
Jackson-Madison Bicentennial Celebration to end with weekend of free events
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Jackson-Madison County's year-long bicentennial celebration will wrap-up with a series of free community events in August. The grand finale weekend, planned for August 12 & 13, will feature a parade, a community…
Nonprofit works to exonerate those wrongfully convicted in Tennessee
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Tennessee Innocence Project is a nonprofit law firm that started in 2019. It works throughout the state to exonerate those behind bars that are being held for…
Finding a new car in a supply shortage
JACKSON, Tenn. -- Are you still having trouble finding a new car? Joseph Robinson, with Robinson Toyota, says while a chip shortage started the supply problems, there are a few more reasons that…
Kids Online Safety Act discussed in Senate
JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Kids Online Safety Act was discussed at the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation. Sen. Marsha Blackburn, along with other U.S. senators, have met previously…
West Tennessee pharmacy owner made TPA president
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The owner of several West Tennessee pharmacies has been selected for an additional role. According to a news release, Dr. Jay Phipps has been selected as the Tennessee Pharmacists Association's president for 2022-2023. “Jay has been an…
Humboldt Police: 1 killed, another injured earlier this week
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. -- Humboldt police have confirmed that one man was killed and another injured earlier this week. The Humboldt Police Department says its officers were sent to 4700 Main Street a little past 1:30 a.m. on Monday, July 25…
Jackson residents invited to write a letter for future readers
JACKSON, Tenn. -- You now have the chance to send a letter forward in time. Though the letter will not be literally sent forward in time, it will be read in…
First ever Catfish Derby Benefit Concert to be held in September
HARDIN COUNTY, Tenn. -- A new celebration is coming to Hardin County! Sept. 24 is the First Annual Annual Catfish Derby Benefit Concert! The Hardin County Leadership Class puts together their…
Discovery Park says early bird sign up perks ending this weekend
UNION CITY, Tenn. -- The time to register for the Discovery Dash for a discount is coming to an end this weekend. Discovery Parks is wanting to remind everyone that if you register for the Discovery Dash 5K/10K/1-Mile Fun Run…
