A Third Place Coffee & Books nominated for 'Best in Tennessee Award'
A Third Place Coffee & Books in Medina is receiving special recognition for a prestigious award.
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2025 Fall & Halloween Events in West Tennessee
With spooky season upon us, we're sharing a list of events and activities perfect to get you in the fall spirit.
Cypress Grove Nature Park to celebrate 40 years Saturday
One local nature park is getting ready to celebrate a huge milestone.
Crockett County students learn all things journalism in new 'CAV Quest' class
Crockett County students are getting out of their comfort zone and learning different skills in a newly offered class.
VIDEO: Blackburn, TN State Senator Brent Taylor discuss crime crackdown in Memphis
Today, U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) spoke with Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.
Pumpkin Village opens this week at Discovery Park
Step into the 1800s Settlement at Discovery Park of America this fall as Pumpkin Village transforms the historic setting into a cozy autumn haven.
3 arrested in ongoing drug investigation
An ongoing investigation has resulted in the arrest of three people.
Person found deceased in parking lot in Jackson
An individual was found deceased in a vehicle in the parking lot of Gold's Gym on Vann Drive on Tuesday, September 30.
Lifeline releases October 2025 mobile blood drive schedule
Cooler temps, warmer hearts—roll up your sleeve with Lifeline and share the gift of life.
Weakley County teacher empowering students to find their voice
When Sharon School Speech-Language Pathologist Caitlin Tucker heard her name announced as the 2025 West Grand Division Teacher of the Year, the applause wasn’t just for her
FCC approves cellphone jamming in prisons
The FCC voted to advance a rulemaking that would allow prisons and other correctional institutions to deploy cellphone jamming technology that combats contraband devices.
With government shutdown looming, federal workers face potential unemployment
If the government shuts down, many federal employees could be filing for unemployment.
US government is phasing out paper checks. Here's what that means for you
The U.S. government is phasing out paper checks for most programs.
POLL: Do you believe in ghosts?
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
What the Tech: Apple and Google passwords
Remembering passwords is one of the biggest headaches of our digital lives. Experts say weak or reused passwords are behind more than 80% of data breaches.
