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North Side Lincoln Woods signs with Freed-Hardeman Basketball

North Side basketball player Lincoln Woods signed his national letter of intent to play for Freed-Hardeman university. Woods had career highs his senior season. Averaging 18 points,…

Lane College holds baccalaureate service ahead of graduation

Lane College held a baccalaureate service for students just before graduation day.

Jackson celebrates 4th annual Children's Day at city hall

Local children celebrated a day full of creativity and community.

Blue Suede Rockabilly Weekend kicks off in downtown Jackson

Attendees took a trip to downtown Jackson to kick off Blue Suede Rockabilly Weekend.

Senator Marsha Blackburn visits STAR Center in Jackson

A local organization had an exciting guest at it's facility this evening.

Madison County Republicans host Reagan Day Dinner with Riley Gaines

A local university hosted the Ronald Reagan dinner for Madison County Republicans, an event focused on discussing Republican values and raising money for the party.

World's Biggest Fish Fry grand parade rolls through Paris

Festival season is underway in northwest Tennessee with the World's Biggest Fish Fry grand parade rolling through Paris this morning.

Jackson tourism brunch highlights Madison County's economic growth

Visit Jackson, TN hosted a legislative brunch at Brooks Shaw's Old Country Store as part of the inaugural Blue Suede Rockabilly Weekend.

Jackson lawmakers discuss legislative session, $10M for juvenile detention center

State representatives Chris Todd and Johnny Shaw gathered at the JEA Training Center for a Capitol Talk, giving residents a direct line to their lawmakers.

Educator of the Week: Aaron Harville

It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.

4 men arrested nearly 45 years later for rape and murder of 16-year-old girl

Four men have been arrested and charged in the 1982 rape and murder of a 16-year-old Louisiana girl.

Justice Department brings back firing squad for federal death penalty cases

The Justice Department will adopt firing squads as a permitted method of execution as the Trump administration moves to ramp up and expedite capital punishment cases, officials said Friday.

Major General Paul Johnson to deliver FHU Spring Commencement address

Freed-Hardeman University will welcome retired U.S. Air Force Major General Paul Johnson as the keynote speaker for its spring commencement May 16 at 10 a.m. in Dryden Auditorium. A reception will follow in the Brewer Sports Center.