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Governor Lee seeks federal waivers to enhance SNAP

Governor Bill Lee announced plans to seek federal waivers to update the state’s SNAP.

Students have been called to the office — and even arrested — for AI surveillance false alarms

Surveillance systems in American schools increasingly monitor everything students write on school accounts and devices.

Nite Lite Theatre prepares to kick off 45th season

Nite Lite is entering its 45th season with three musicals celebrating the classics of musical theatre.

RECAP: Latest coverage following Drummond's arraignment Thursday

In our continuing coverage, we recap Austin Drummond's arraignment and more developments in the case.

What the Tech: Do you really need a VPN?

Would you walk up to a total stranger and tell them your home address? Probably not. But when you browse the internet, that’s exactly what you might be doing without even knowing it.

Pat Brown School of Dancing presents 'Dorothy in the Land of Oz'

Residents gather at The Ned in downtown Jackson to take a walk on the yellow brick road.

What officials are saying about the dangers of drugs in West TN

Drug usage continues to impact families in West Tennessee. We're taking a closer look at how the West Tennessee Drug Task Force is cracking down and what you should look out for.

State seeking death penalty for Drummond in quadruple homicide case

There is new information in the case of Austin Drummond, the man accused of killing four family members in Lake County and abandoning a baby at a random house.

Abandoned pets posing increasing risk to local communities, other animals

Finding answers for abandoned pets in the West Tennessee region has become increasingly difficult, and it's presenting a danger to the dogs as well as people.