Tennessee couple married for more than 70 years dies 9 hours apart in their longtime home
A Tennessee couple who had been married for more than 70 years died last Thursday just nine hours apart at their longtime home.
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2 Memphis men charged after 25 rounds fired in Jackson
Two Memphis men face charges after 25 rounds were fired in a Jackson neighborhood Monday, according to the Jackson Police Department.
Court upholds life sentences in 2021 Gibson County double homicide
On April 7, 2026, in the Circuit Court of Gibson County, the Honorable Clayburn Peeples presided over the hearing for a Motion for New Trial in State v. Frederick Yates, Jr., which was filed by the defense.
College student charged with reckless homicide appears in court
One college student faces charges after allegedly shooting and killing another student.
Leaders Credit Union wins prestigious Diamond Award for internal marketing campaign
Leaders Credit Union turned a complex system upgrade into a high-energy, employee-focused campaign that has received two Diamond Awards from the Marketing, PR, & Development Council by America’s Credit Unions.
Pastor charged with manslaughter after man drowns in kiddie pool during baptism
A British pastor was charged with manslaughter Wednesday in the drowning of a 61-year-old man at a backyard baptism ceremony.
MIDDAY GUEST: Helping Hands Health Fair
Rachel Lee joined our show to talk about the upcoming Helping Hands Health Fair.
Greater Jackson Chamber announces Leadership University Class of 2026 graduates
39 aspiring young leaders have completed the 2025–2026 Leadership University program, a youth leadership initiative of the Greater Jackson Chamber.
Biblical stories like Jonah and the whale could be required reading for Texas public schools
Biblical stories like Jonah and the whale would be required reading for Texas public schools students under proposals that are putting the state at the center of another contentious wrangling over the role of religion in classrooms.
5 West Tennessee men, 1 Mississippi resident convicted of multiple turkey hunting violations
Five hunters from West Tennessee and one Mississippi hunter recently pleaded guilty to various violations related to turkey hunting.
Tennessee Tourism expands “Bike Tennessee” program with 37 new gravel routes
The Tennessee Department of Tourist Development (TDTD) is inviting cyclists to experience even more of Tennessee’s breathtaking scenery and natural beauty with the addition of 37 newly curated gravel cycling routes to its Bike Tennessee program.
Wife of US soldier released from federal immigration detention
The wife of a U.S. soldier was released Tuesday from a federal immigration detention facility where she had spent nearly a week after being taken into custody on a Louisiana military base.
Alleged Florida State shooter used ChatGPT to plan attack, victim’s attorneys claim
Attorneys for one of the victims killed on Florida State University’s campus nearly a year ago plan to file a lawsuit against ChatGPT, claiming the suspected gunman had “constant communication” with the artificial intelligence chatbot before the shooting.
The Auto Club Group marks Financial Literacy Month with expanded investments across 14 states
In recognition of Financial Literacy Month, The Auto Club Group (ACG) Foundation announced that it has already awarded $50,000 in financial literacy grants in 2026, reinforcing its commitment to helping individuals and families build essential money‑management skills.
Former FedEx driver pleads guilty to killing 7-year-old girl after making delivery at her home
A former FedEx driver pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing a 7-year-old girl after delivering a Christmas gift to her Texas home, where he told authorities he accidentally struck her with his van and then strangled her in a fit of panic.
