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Human Bean’s annual 'Coffee for a Cure Giveback Day' coming October 18

The Human Bean drive-thrus across the U.S. are inviting customers to “drink pink” on Friday, October 18 for the company’s annual Coffee for a Cure breast cancer giveback event.

LIFELINE releases October mobile blood drive schedule

LIFELINE Blood Service October mobile blood drive calendar.

What the Tech: Finding a lost phone

It's happened to all of us. You can't find your phone, and calling it doesn't help because it's out of earshot. Most people don't realize that both Apple and Google make it easy for a friend to find your phone.

Local rotary club holds 'Community Connections' event

The Old Hickory Rotary Club of Jackson held a networking-focused event Monday evening called "Community Connections: Empowering Through Education" at the UT-Martin Jackson Center.

Fugitive wanted in Gibson County captured after almost two years on the run

On Monday, September 30, 2024, Tristan Lamar Newble, age 35, was apprehended and placed in custody in Fort Worth, Texas. He will be extradited back to Gibson County, Tennessee, to face his charges.

'Out of the Darkness Walk' to be held in Jackson October 26

As Suicide Prevention Awareness Month comes to a close, one popular walk approaches.

City of Jackson announces launch of Mobile Tool Shed

The City of Jackson is excited to announce the official launch of its Mobile Tool Shed.

Local organizations offer ways to help those affected by catastrophic flooding

In east Tennessee, bridges have been washed away, businesses and homes destroyed and there are still people missing due to the aftermath of Helene. There are many ways you can help and it goes directly to disaster relief efforts.

TCAT locations statewide to collect bottled water for flood victims

Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCATS) statewide are collecting bottled water for flood victims.

13-year-old indicted for first degree murder, tampering with evidence

We have a follow-up to a murder case that has left one juvenile being held without bond.

Baptist Carroll County one of eight Tennessee hospitals to earn Zero Harm Award

Baptist Memorial Hospital-Carroll County is one of only eight hospitals statewide to receive the Tennessee Hospital Association’s first Zero Harm Award, a new initiative recognizing outstanding achievements in patient safety across Tennessee hospitals.