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Heaven's Cradle hosts 'Twilight Run' in Jackson

Runners gathered at the starting line to help a good cause.

Landlord has license revoked due to negligence, tenant shares their story

Tenants in one local county are facing legal issues after alleged negligence from a former landlord.

Heavy rain collapses road in Hardeman County, several others affected

Early morning storms affected quite a few roadways across West Tennessee.

Local Juneteenth luncheon brings community members together

Earlier Thursday, the Central High School Alumni Association (CHSAA) held their annual Juneteenth luncheon.

If passed, GOP's 'big, beautiful bill' could have negative impact on healthcare

One piece of legislation known as the "big, beautiful bill" is aiming to change how Medicare and Medicaid reimburses hospitals, but those changes could have a negative impact on patients, healthcare workers and local hospitals.

Nominations open for 2025 'Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee' contest

The Tennessee Manufacturers Association and the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry, in partnership with UTCIS, have announced that the 2025 "Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee" contest is now live.

2025 Lexington Municipal Election: Here's who qualified

The deadline for the 2025 Lexington Municipal Election qualifying has passed.

Nonprofit donates body armor to Henry County's K9 Lincoln

Henry County Sheriff’s Office K9 Lincoln has received donation of body armor.

MIDDAY GUEST: Lifeline Blood Services

Melinda Reid with Lifeline Blood Services joined our show to discuss their All-American Blood Drive and 7th Annual Car Giveaway.

Juneteenth celebrations across the US commemorate the end of slavery

Celebrations are planned around the country to commemorate the Juneteenth holiday

20 years missing: Family of Freddie Louis Whittiemore seeks answers

The family of Freddie Louis Whittiemore is bringing attention to his case on the 20th anniversary of his disappearance.

Storms cause flooding and road closures

Heavy rain across West Tennessee has caused many areas to experience flooding and roads to be closed.

What the Tech: Too long didn't read

Let’s be honest, no one reads the terms of service or privacy policies. We scroll to the bottom, check the box, and move on. But in doing that, we’re agreeing to all kinds of conditions that most of us don’t understand, and maybe wouldn’t accept if we knew what they said.