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Mayoral candidates address the community face-to-face

Madison County candidates 'meet and greet' event

St. Luke's Episcopal Church Hold Mardi Gras pancake supper fundraiser

St. Luke's Pancake Supper

Ben Johnson Leaves South Gibson For Evangelical Christian School

South Gibson head football coach Ben Johnson resigns to take job with Evangelical Christian School

South Gibson head coach Ben Johnson has resigned and will now be the new head football coach for Evangelical Christian school. Johnson spent the last four seasons with the Hornets and just this past year he lead them to a…

Valerie Hagler announces candidacy for sheriff of Benton County

Valerie Hagler has announced her run for sheriff of Benton County.

Our Jackson Home collaborates with Reel Collective to spotlight community leaders

Our Jackson Home received a grant from the City of Jackson's Neighborhood Services to create a documentary highlighting local community leaders.

Remembering civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson

Local leaders are sharing their thoughts on the legacy of civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Law enforcement investigation underway in Chester County

Law enforcement agencies conducted an investigation in Chester County that began Monday evening and continued into Tuesday morning.

Madison County Sheriff announces new app, SRO program expansion at Jackson Exchange Club meeting

Madison County Sheriff Julian Wiser announced the launch of a new smartphone app during the Jackson Exchange Club's weekly meeting Tuesday.

7 Tennessee counties now eligible for additional categories of FEMA Public Assistance

Local governments and certain nonprofit organizations in seven Tennessee counties affected by the January winter storm are now eligible for additional categories of Public Assistance grants.

JPD releases officer names in library shooting investigation

The Jackson Police Department is releasing additional information regarding the officer-involved shooting that occurred on February 1, 2026, at the Jackson-Madison County Library.

Justice Department closes 60-Year-Old desegregation case in Dyersburg

The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division announced today the dismissal of a desegregation case in Dyersburg, Tennessee, concluding a matter that has remained on the docket for sixty years.

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Milan Police Department seeks help identifying individuals

The Milan Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying individuals.

Jackson Police Department investigating missing person report

The Jackson Police Department is currently investigating a report of a missing person, Hayden Blair, 23 years old.

Blackburn urges support for Amendment Two on November ballot

Senator Marsha Blackburn formally announced her support for Amendment Two, which would amend Tennessee’s Constitution to prohibit a state property tax.