JMCSS announces District Teachers of the Year
The Jackson-Madison County School System is proud to announce the 2025-2026 District Teachers of the Year.
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Man arrested for sexual battery by authority figure now faces drug, weapon charges
Authorities say drugs were located on a man in custody for sexual battery charges.
Tennessee veterinary college offering free support for grieving pet owners
Coping with the death of a pet can be a stressful experience.
POLL: Who are you rooting for in Super Bowl LIX?
We want to hear from you: Who are you rooting for in the Super Bowl?
What the Tech: Google Me
Have you ever Googled yourself? You might be surprised by the amount of personal information that appears in the search results - your name, phone number, address, past addresses, and even your email address.
UofM at Lambuth's planetarium opens its doors again after upgrading projector
A fun and educational experience in the Hub City has just gotten an upgrade.
Kirkland Cancer Center gifted over $180,000 during check presentation
One local cancer center is gifted a check for their hard work.
Police respond to rollover crash near downtown Jackson
Police respond to the scene of a wreck near downtown Jackson.
Crockett County Pound exceeds capacity after rescuing 27 abandoned puppies
Dozens of stray puppies are rescued after being abandoned in Crockett County.
Girl Scout Cookies are here! Booth locations to be hosted beginning Feb. 7
Girl Scout Cookies have arrived in the West Tennessee Area and Girl Scouts will be hosting their annual booth sales February 7th through March 9th.
Black History Month: Highlighting Black-owned businesses, nonprofits in Jackson
Black History Month is here and that means taking time to celebrate progress and community.
City maintenance crew rescues feline friend in Jackson
The City of Jackson's Maintenance Department came to the rescue after a cat managed to get stuck in a tree earlier Tuesday.
Mayor Scott Conger shares update on Hub City homeless shelter
The City of Jackson held their regular monthly meeting for the city council Tuesday morning.
Report finds that 40% of small business owners are using AI tools for help
Small businesses are the backbone of the U.S. Economy, and a recent report found that 40% of them are now using AI tools to work smarter, not harder. But what does that actually look like?
Paralyzed Veterans of America survey reveals accessibility barriers remain persistent issue
The Americans with Disabilities Act was supposed to ensure no American would be left behind because of accessibility barriers. But 35 years later, that promise is still unfulfilled for millions of Americans with mobility impairments.
