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NASA Hubble releases new images to celebrate 35th year of operations

The Hubble Space Telescope has now been in Earth's orbit for 35 years.

McKenzie Councilmember booked into Carroll County jail

A City of McKenzie councilmember is being charged following a traffic stop involving his wife.

FHU students select Scott and Hobgood as Mr. and Miss FHU 2025

The Freed-Hardeman University student body has selected Campbell Scott, of Jackson, Tennessee, and Brenna Hobgood, of Smyrna, Tennessee, as Mr. and Miss FHU 2025.

Elks Lodge #192 recognizes local students as 'Scouts of the Year'

Jackson Elks Lodge #192 has recognized two outstanding young citizens who exemplify Scouting in every way.

'After the Storm' music festival set for this weekend

An upcoming event aims to raise funds for local storm victims.

Dietician shares tips, recipes for those undergoing cancer treatment

You may know, love or even be someone who is battling cancer.

Father, author talks preparing youth for adulthood

Graduation season is quickly approaching, and transitioning into adulthood can be exciting but also overwhelming for young adults.

Middle College set to expand at Jackson State

Jackson State Community College is set to expand its Middle College offerings starting this fall.

MIDDAY GUEST: Tyler Spann Water Safety Project

Angela Spann with the Tyler Spann Water Safety Project joined our show to talk water safety and share details on the organization's upcoming 5K run at Beech Lake.

5 facing federal charges for drug trafficking scheme in West Tennessee

Five people have been indicted and are facing federal charges for their involvement in an organized drug trafficking scheme.

Tennessee voters to decide on ban of state property tax in 2026

The Tennessee House of Representatives passed a resolution that would let voters decide whether to permanently ban a state property tax.

Memphis hospital to hold hiring event May 1

A West Tennessee hospital is looking to grow their team.

What the Tech: FBI Scam report

A new report from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) paints a sobering picture of just how much damage cyber criminals are doing across the country.