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Lexington Electric System provides update

Lexington Electric System released an update Sunday morning on the current status of outages in the area. Read the full release below:

Bolivar Energy Authority issues outage updates

Bolivar Energy Authority has provided an update on power outages for the coverage area. Find the full release below:

Some Jackson businesses affected by winter storm

The City of Jackson has faced some inclement weather conditions and the fallout is still affecting businesses.

Local residents express concern over Jackson roads

Roadways throughout the City of Jackson have seen snow, sleet, ice, and the community is wondering when they will see asphalt.

Some Jackson residents enjoy the icy conditions

Despite the frigid temperatures, residents spend some time enjoying the ice and snow.

Mann's Wrecker Service talks winter storm towing

Road conditions have been a problem for residents across Jackson and West TN since the start of the winter storm.

Weakley Co. Mayor issues Executive Order for Flags to Half-Staff honoring Deputy Bonham

Weakley County Mayor Dale Hutcherson issues an Executive Order for the lowering of flags to half-staff for Deputy Derrick Bonham.

Semi-truck overturns on I-40

According to a WBBJ news tipster, a wreck occurred involving a semi-truck Saturday morning on I-40 near mile marker 70.

Hardin Co. EMA: Residents should report structural damages

Hardin County Emergency Management Agency is requesting that those residents in the county who have experienced structural damage to their primary residence should report those findings.

Funeral arrangements announced for fallen Deputy Derrick Bonham

The Weakley County Sheriff's Office has announced funeral arrangements for fallen officer, Deputy Derrick Bonham.

Milan Public Utilities working to repair water main break

Milan Public Utilities is currently responding to a water main break on South First Street in Milan.

TEMA launches survey to self-report damages to homes impacted by Winter Storm Fern

The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) is asking anyone whose home has been impacted by recent events to complete a new, easy-to-use survey to report any damages.