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West Tennessee’s live music lineup: September 17-23
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
Woman charged with first degree murder in fatal shooting of husband
Authorities confirm one is in custody after a fatal shooting.
Students make a somber return to Utah campus where Charlie Kirk was assassinated
Utah Valley University students are returning to classes Wednesday for the first time since an assassin struck down conservative activist Charlie Kirk in an attack that stunned the nation.
MIDDAY GUEST: Greater Little Rock Temple Church of God and Christ
Pastor Carl Kenton with Greater Little Rock Temple Church of God and Christ joined our show to share details on their 118th anniversary events.
DSCC to present 2nd Annual Boots and Bow Ties Fundraiser
Dyersburg State Community College is hosting its second annual Boots and Bow Ties fundraiser on Saturday, October 25.
National Guard plan stirs up mixed feelings from Memphis residents
President Donald Trump’s plan to send the National Guard into Memphis for a crime-fighting push has stirred mixed feelings among the populace.
Step into healthy habits during the West Tennessee River Walk Challenge
Residents across Tennessee are lacing up their sneakers for a competition that is both fun and healthy.
Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund Grants contribute $10k to DSCC’s Engineering Systems Technology Program
Dyersburg State Community College has been awarded a $10,000 grant from the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund to support the College’s Engineering Systems Technology program.
Community Foundation of West Tennessee announces 2025 Class of Award recipients and Patrons’ Party details
The Community Foundation of West Tennessee is pleased to announce the 2025 class of award recipients for the 34th Annual Charity Gala.
What the Tech: Greystones: The impact
Three years ago, parents in Greystones, Ireland, made a bold decision. Together with local schools, they agreed to hold off on giving their children smartphones until secondary school, what Americans call seventh grade, around age 13.
Officials highlight railroad safety, aim to save lives for 'See tracks? Think Train Week'
Law enforcement and first responders nationwide are joining the mission to educate communities and prevent rail-related incidents.
FHU students hear from Tennessee's attorney general ahead of Constitution Day
Freed-Hardeman University is celebrating Constitution Day early with a special guest speaker.
Candlelight vigil for Charlie Kirk held in Henry County
Earlier Tuesday evening, residents gathered on the Henry County courthouse lawn for a special candlelight vigil for Charlie Kirk.
'Butterfly Embrace' lantern memorial set for Oct. 5 in Jackson
A special program at the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital is having another one of their yearly events.
