Jail escapee appears in court, case pushed due to lawyer absence
One of the three jail escapees from last month appeared in Madison County General Sessions Court Thursday.
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Financial support awarded to local senior centers
One initiative is investing in senior centers across the state.
Nidec to expand manufacturing presence in Henderson County
Nidec has grown from four-person operations to a global company with facilities on five continents and a headquarters in Japan.
Local firm joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate brand
The Better Homes and Gardens real estate brand expands in West Tennessee
Madison County Health: 'Prime season for hand, foot & mouth disease'
Madison County Health is sharing tips regarding hand, foot & mouth disease.
Harvard Kennedy School launches American Service Fellowship for veterans, public servants
Harvard Kennedy School launches American Service Fellowship for veterans and public servants.
Awareness raised on chronic skin condition often misdiagnosed
Most people have experienced hives at some point.
What to do if your flight is delayed or canceled during the US government shutdown
The federal government shutdown has entered its second week, and already shortages of air traffic controllers have strained operations and disrupted flights.
Madison County remembers Commissioner Luther T. Mercer
Madison County mourns the passing of Commissioner Luther T. Mercer.
Fayette County lawyer censured by TN Supreme Court
An attorney licensed to practice law in Tennessee has received a Public Censure.
West Tennessee Road Construction: October 8-15
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Couple accused of stealing thousands from business indicted
An investigation by special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment of a couple accused of stealing thousands from a Halls business.
Frustrated lawmakers say lack of trust is making it harder to end the government shutdown
The Senate fails to advance legislation to end the government shutdown for the seventh time.
Experts weigh in on top threats to cybersecurity
Nearly half of U.S. companies say they don't feel fully prepared for a cyberattack.
Expert talks avoiding mistakes amid open enrollment
In just a few days, more than 67 million Americans enrolled in Medicare will face one of the most important healthcare decisions of the year.
