What the Tech: Facebook Live deletions
Facebook has announced a significant change to its Live video storage policy that will affect millions of users worldwide.
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Ribbon cutting held for Weakley Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
One city welcomes a new team to operate a local nursing facility.
RECAP: A look into recent bills that may impact Tennesseans if passed
One state meeting marks its third month of deciding future senate and house bills that might make it to the governor's desk.
Police investigate shots fired in Henderson
Police confirm they are investigating a shooting in the city of Henderson.
Tennessee State Parks hires first-ever accessibility coordinator
Tennessee State Parks today announced the addition of an important new leader to help continue the progress of improving park accessibility.
Homeless service project collects over 200 items for students in need
A homeless service project was held Tuesday for local students and families experiencing homelessness.
Major upgrades underway for JMCSS
The Jackson-Madison County School System has some exciting updates on their Community Unity Project.
Jackson Police respond to Flock Alert on stolen vehicle
At approximately 1:55 pm, officers responded to a Flock Alert for a stolen vehicle in the area of N. Highland and Lane.
Union hosts scripture reading marathon, volunteers needed
A local Christian University is uniting with others through scripture.
National League of Cities brings local leaders together to build a brighter future
The National League of Cities is bringing more than 2,500 local leaders from across the country to Washington, D.C., for its annual Congressional City Conference this week.
World Orphan Week: Raising awareness
This week is World Orphan Week, and with it one group says the global crisis facing orphaned and vulnerable children demands urgent attention.
Jackson Rotary members gather to pack supplies for homeless students
One group gathered Tuesday to help students in need.
Making history: Three JMCSS teams advance to state tournament
The Hub City could soon be known as Title Town for high school hoops as three high schools in the Jackson-Madison County School System have punched their tickets to the 2025 BlueCross Basketball State Championships in Murfreesboro.
Local prayer breakfast, resource fair celebrates TN 'Day of Hope'
Yesterday was Tennessee's annual "Day of Hope." One event Tuesday morning continued the celebration.
FHU to host first, second rounds of NAIA Men's and Women’s National Basketball Tournaments
For the first time in school history, Freed-Hardeman University’s Brewer Sports Center will host both the men’s and women’s first and second rounds of the NAIA National Basketball Tournaments, presented by Ballogy.
