Tennessee Republicans introduced a package of bills Thursday backed by the White House that would enlist the full force of the state to support President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
The City of Jackson's Mayoral Salary Review committee held a meeting Thursday.
One local university is about to host an annual event that has become a tradition for so many.
The Jackson Fire Department has a new project called E.S.C.A.P.E. helping to provide crucial assistance during emergencies and save lives.
Students who have been accepted to attend UTM in the fall 2026 semester have a chance to meet faculty members, speak with representatives from financial aid and housing, and learn more about college life through Future Skyhawk Receptions.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has responded to social media posts alleging a man was struck by a trooper vehicle.
While the cost of raising a young child can now reach over $40,000 in pre-tax income annually, depending on where you live, many families find ways to mitigate some of the larger costs associated with parenthood.
President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened to invoke an 1807 law and deploy troops to quell persistent protests against the federal officers sent to Minneapolis to enforce his administration's massive immigration crackdown.
James Cherry with The Jazz Foundation of West Tennessee joined our show to share details on an upcoming concert.
Verizon: "Yesterday, we did not meet the standard of excellence you expect and that we expect of ourselves."
A brand new way to test drive a vehicle just by using your phone? It's one of the newest advances in today's technology.
The State of Tennessee has created a program in an effort to combat human trafficking.
We have continuing coverage after one local teacher was arrested last Friday once police were notified of an alleged criminal incident happening with a student.
Members of one organization gathered for their regular meeting Wednesday morning. However, this time, they brought something with them to give back to the community.
For small businesses and corporations alike, January sales tend to slow down. Even so, clearance deals are ramping up to make room for new merchandise.
