When we hear “government shutdown,” most people think of federal workers being furloughed, closed national parks, or delayed paychecks. But a shutdown also has an impact you may not expect on your phone, your computer, and even the websites and apps you use every day.
Earlier today we asked our audience which classic face of horror was their favorite, and now we have the results!
A trip to the salon is sometimes made on four legs.
A lawsuit filed in 2019 by multiple individuals with the Hardeman County Sheriff's Office has come to an end.
Artistry is taken to another level in one local town.
Today, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) delivered remarks on the Senate floor regarding the failure to pass a bill preventing a government shutdown.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, recent facts & figures shine light on the reality and impact of financial abuse.
October is finally here, which means many people are thinking about costumes, decorations, and especially candy.
A "Blessing of the Field" was held Wednesday morning at Hub City Central's football stadium.
Trenton is preparing to celebrate a huge milestone -- 200 years!
Freed-Hardeman University continues to experience unprecedented growth with Fall 2025 enrollment reaching a record 2,349 students, surpassing last year’s 2,305 and the previous record of 2,325.
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
The crisp fall air echoes with the stories of Tennessee’s haunted past, in historic prisons, hotels, theatres, caves and on walking tours.
Jane Goodall, the conservationist renowned for her groundbreaking chimpanzee field research and globe-spanning environmental advocacy, has died.
At a press conference held Wednesday at the riverfront park, Volunteer Landing, in Knoxville, Tenn., Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful® (KTnRB) announced alongside local, state, and federal officials that their volunteers will reach this month the milestone of 1 million lbs.
