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Fire fatality reported in Hardin County

On January 20, 2026, at approximately 10:30 pm, emergency responders were dispatched to a reported structure fire at 70 Dixie Drive in Savannah, TN.

MIDDAY GUEST: Valentine's Scholarship Dinner & Gala

Dr. Samuel Carney joined our show to share details on the Jackson Tennessee Alumni Chapter of Tennessee State University National Alumni Association's 10th Annual Valentine's Scholarship Dinner and Gala.

BCES disables disconnects ahead of extreme winter weather

Due to the potential for extreme winter weather and freezing temperatures next week, BCES Pay As You Go and traditional disconnects will be disabled from Monday, January 26 through Sunday, February 1, and will resume on Monday, February 2.

City of Jackson announces emergency plan for freezing weather days

The City of Jackson will extend emergency services for freezing weather days.

tnAchieves celebrates community businesses opening their doors to students for job shadow days

tnAchieves is celebrating its fall Job Shadow Days and thanking the community partners who opened their doors to students.

House Republicans begin push to hold the Clintons in contempt of Congress over the Epstein probe

House Republicans are starting a push to hold former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress over the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

Trump says NATO should allow the US to take Greenland but he won't use force

President Donald Trump says he won’t use force to acquire Greenland, even though he says it’s part of North America and calls it “our territory.”

Avive Solutions, Friends of Heart host first Care Team Roundup event

Friends of Heart partnered with Avive Solutions and their "4 Minute Community" program to host the first Care Team Roundup, Tuesday evening.

Essential items to have ahead of weekend winter storm

Now's the time to stock up on winter storm essentials, if you haven't already.

Indiana Hoosiers wins first ever national championship with win over Miami

Comptroller releases guidance following penny discontinuance

In response to the federal government’s decision to stop producing the penny, the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury has issued guidance to help local governments, including utility systems, adjust their payment processing practices in a fair, transparent, and legally sound manner.