MIDDAY GUEST: Taziki's Mediterranean Café
El's Snipe with Taziki's Mediterranean Café joined our show to discuss their launch of Kýpelos, a customizable bowl experience rooted in heritage.
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Throwback: Driving around Jackson in 1987
It's #throwbackthursday - and we're taking things back to the 1980s.
Memphis Safe Task Force announces arrest in rapper's murder
The Memphis Safe Task Force announces the arrest of a man wanted for first degree murder.
November programs at Jackson-Madison County Library
The Jackson-Madison County Library has several activities in November for children, teens and adults.
Weakley County Schools celebrates October Feature Teachers
Weakley County Schools is proud to announce the “Feature Teachers” for October 2025!
What the Tech: Invisible messages
It’s called invisible text, and it’s one of those digital tricks that’s clever, sneaky, and surprisingly easy. Here’s how it works.
Beginning of November to mark Diabetes Awareness Month
With 15.8% of U.S. adults living with diabetes, and millions more struggling with pre-diabetes or obesity, many feel stuck in fragmented, symptom-focused care.
Sunny Hill School receives playground upgrade after large donation
One school has received a big playground upgrade.
Safe Hope Center celebrates 10 years of impacting lives
A local community asset that has benefitted thousands celebrated 10 years of service Wednesday morning.
Growing number of Americans are concerned with election misinformation, survey reveals
Misinformation is a growing concern amongst Americans, fueling widespread distrust and uncertainty about how it could impact major state and local elections on November 4.
West Tennessee’s live music lineup: October 22-28
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
New park debuts in Henderson County
Exciting news for one local county, as a project reaches completion.
What's New Wednesday: Broken Barn Farm Stand
One family's new venture is bringing a convenient resource to their community.
Blackburn: Democrats voting against previously supported funding
With the government shutdown ending its 22nd day, Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn, said the shutdown is the result of Democrats voting against the same funding measures they have already supported in the past.
Kustoff urges Democrats to re-open the government
Congressman David Kustoff said he is concerned about what might happen the longer the government shutdown continues and is urging Democrats to vote to re-open it.
