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Jackson Rotary's guest speaker provides update on Ford BlueOval City

The Jackson Rotary Club held a meeting for an update on the Ford BlueOval City plant in Stanton.

New safety measures expected following tragic deaths at rail crossing

Following recent tragedies at one railroad crossing, county officials are pushing for the installation of safety measures.

Ayers Foundation celebrates Founders Day

It is founders day for the Ayers Foundation.

Madison County Constable William Byrd dies

55-year-old Madison County Constable William Byrd has died.

Doctor talks diagnosing Pediatric Growth Hormone Deficiency in children

Tracking physical growth is a crucial step towards monitoring your child's health.

Author shares advice for parents as AI becomes routine part of kid's lives

As large language models like chatGPT rapidly move into classrooms, homework, and even kids' daily conversations, parents are left asking: How do I keep my child safe while still letting them explore this powerful technology?

U.S. Chamber of Commerce: AI surging among small businesses

A new report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce reveals a quiet transformation happening on Main Street.

Wednesday marks 238th anniversary of the U.S. constitution

Today is the day the United States honors its constitution and newest citizens.

Police arrest 1, seize drugs in Alamo

Police confirm one was arrested in a drug bust in Alamo.

Submissions now open for exhibition honoring music of rockabilly legend Carl Perkins

The Carnegie Center for Arts and History is hosting a Suede and Blue Community Art Exhibition.

POLL: Do you agree with Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard to Memphis?

We want to hear from you for our Poll of the Week!

West Tennessee’s live music lineup: September 17-23

From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.

Woman charged with first degree murder in fatal shooting of husband

Authorities confirm one is in custody after a fatal shooting.

Students make a somber return to Utah campus where Charlie Kirk was assassinated

Utah Valley University students are returning to classes Wednesday for the first time since an assassin struck down conservative activist Charlie Kirk in an attack that stunned the nation.