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A new era begins: FHU’s Loyd Auditorium to reopen as David Thomas Dryden Auditorium

At the heart of Freed-Hardeman University’s campus, a 48-year-old auditorium is set to receive not only a new life but also a new name.

Sheriff's Office identifies deceased woman found in ditch

The Madison County Sheriff's Office has identified the deceased individual found lying in a ditch.

Freed-Hardeman prepares to welcome students for a new semester

It's back to school time for many students around West Tennessee, including our local colleges and universities.

Two close calls in one week for TDOT employees

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is pleading with drivers to pay attention and slow down.

15 states sue to block Biden's effort to help migrants in US illegally get health coverage

Fifteen states have sued the Biden administration over a rule that is expected to allow 100,000 immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children to enroll next year in the federal Affordable Care Act’s health insurance.

Tyson semi-truck loses live chickens in Humboldt after abrupt stop

A Tyson food truck swept through the intersection of Bledsoe Road and Eastend Drive and more than a dozen chickens fell out the back.

DA’s Fugitive Friday: Robert Cole wanted for assault, vandalism

Robert Lucas Cole, 49 years old has an active capias in Gibson County Circuit Court for aggravated assault, domestic assault, violation of order of protection, and vandalism.

Jackson-Madison County School Board holds first meeting of the school year

Students across the Hub City have almost completed one full week of school and school board leaders have had their first meeting of the 2024-25 year.

Memorial held at Pope Park for victim involved in wreck on Sunday

Thursday loved ones took to the diamond to honor a life gone too soon.

Park director speaks out against potential truck stop construction

One local attraction speaks out about an ongoing problem with the city.

Foundation speaks out following mandatory JMCSS in-service session

A mandatory in-service meeting faces push back from the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Road rage: How common is it in Tennessee?

Recent data shows Tennessee drivers encounter more trouble on the road than other states when it comes to dealing with angry drivers.

What The Tech: Back to School Pictures

The back-to-school season is upon us, and with it comes the annual tradition of parents posting first-day-of-school pictures on social media. However, concerns have been raised about the potential dangers of sharing this information…