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MIDDAY GUEST: Hope MacGregor

Hope MacGregor joined our show to discuss her upcoming show at The AMP and other live music opportunities in our area.

Firefighters tap in to Beech Lake to contain fire

The Henderson County Fire Department responded to a fire Wednesday evening on Black Bottom Road.

Judge blocks Trump's order to dismantle the Education Department and fire employees

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Education Department and ordered the agency to reinstate employees.

US Mint moves forward with plans to kill the penny

The U.S. Mint has made its final order of penny blanks and plans to stop producing the coin when those run out.

theCO to host 2 events designed for local entrepreneurs

During the month of June, theCO will host two “Finding Your Funding” events for business owners or aspiring entrepreneurs.

'Fam Jam' sneaker ball taking place next month

Calling all families! Grab your sneakers and head to the dance floor.

What the Tech: Perfect passwords

How fast can your password be hacked? For many, it's a matter of seconds.

Day 3: Witness testimonies continue in Adams hearing

We bring you continuing coverage of the Zachary Adams hearing. This is in connection to the the Holly Bobo trial of 2013.

Madison County Fire Department battles house fire

Local firefighters responded to a house fire in Denmark Wednesday evening.

Day 3: Cellphone expert, Zach Adams' previous lawyer testify

The third day of the Adams hearing brought several witnesses to the stand.

What’s New Wednesday: Taylor Laine Boutique Shoppes

One new business is bringing unique items to the Hub City while providing a stepping stone for entrepreneurs.

RIFA talks upcoming ministries at Jackson Rotary meeting

The Jackson Rotary Club hosts a guest speaker from a local nonprofit.

Tuesday weather recap: EF-0 tornado confirmed, high winds down trees, power lines

Severe weather impacted several areas in West Tennessee Tuesday, including a tornado in Madison County.

Lawmaker, school leaders weigh pros, cons of Education Freedom scholarships

Tennessee families can now start applying to enroll their children into private schools, with the hope of getting some money knocked off tuition costs.