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Judges could rule on the fate of SNAP food aid as deadline nears for shutdown to end payments

Two federal judges could rule on whether the federal government must continue replenishing SNAP food aid benefits during the shutdown.

UT Martin students work at NFL games in London

Six sport management students at the University of Tennessee at Martin, accompanied by Dr. Dexter Davis, professor of sport management, worked at two National Football League games in early October in London.

Jackson-area transportation company honors associate for 40 years of safety

Averitt recently honored associate Michael Wilson of Huntingdon for 40 years of safety.

Team City of Newbern claims College Cup in Annual Ed Lannom, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament

The City of Newbern team won the rights to be added to the College Cup during the Dyersburg State Community College annual Ed Lannom, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament.

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb performing in Huntingdon this November

A 90's pop icon is making her way to West Tennessee.

Restaurant Inspection Scores: October 24-30

See the most recent food inspection scores for establishments in West Tennessee.

Allen Samuels Hyundai hands out sweet treats for 'trunk or treat' event

One local dealership invites the community to a safe trick or treating environment.

'Halloween at the Market' returns to downtown Jackson

Three groups joined forces to bring back a local favorite event.

City of Jackson to take part in 'No Trash November'

The City of Jackson wants you to do your part when it comes to keeping our city clean.

Halloween safety measures to take when trick-or-treating

With one day to Halloween we're taking a look at the safety measures you can take while many are out and about trick-or-treating.

Tips to keep wildlife out of homes, businesses this winter

With the winter season approaching, wildlife may be looking for ways to possibly get into your home or business.

8 West Tennessee communities receive funding for outdoor recreation projects

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation presented ceremonial checks to eight area recipients for outdoor recreation projects.

JSCC nursing students receive hands-on experience during mock disaster

A mock disaster took place at JSCC Thursday to teach nursing students emergency preparedness.

Expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for millions of Americans

As open enrollment begins November 1, expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for 22-million Americans and affect access to affordable coverage.