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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.

Nonprofit visits Chester County school to raise awareness on violence prevention

Rachel's Challenge is a national nonprofit dedicated to promoting compassion and preventing youth violence in schools.

Antonio Toomes pleads guilty to second degree murder and aggravated burglary, sentenced to 33 years

On Monday, September 30, 2024, in the Circuit Court of Crockett County, Tennessee, Antonio Toomes pled guilty to Second Degree Murder and Aggravated Burglary.

FTC cracks down on popular anonymous messaging app

A mobile app is currently on the FTC's radar because it may not be safe for kids.

AAA: TN gas prices hold steady

Over last week gas prices across the state fluctuated higher to $2.80, but ultimately fell over the weekend to $2.76, the same price as one week ago.

Local first responders to assist in rescue and clean-up efforts

In a top story, local fire and emergency response teams are en route to help fellow Tennesseans who have been affected by the recent storms.

Maranatha SDA Church host clothing drive

One local church gives back to the community.

First-ever Tennessee Soul Family Fish Fry & Concert

An event in one local community offers plenty of food and tons of fun!

What the Tech: Sextortion Scams

Sextortion cases are on the rise and the FBI warns parents that reported incidents are spiking dramatically and targeting 14-17-year-old boys.

Drinking Water drive for those affected by the devastating flooding in East Tennessee

The City of Jackson is establishing a “drinking water” drive to assist our neighbors in East Tennessee & North Carolina that are affected by the devastating floods.

Shiloh National Military Park to commemorate 162nd Anniversary of the Battle of Corinth

“Shiloh National Military Park will commemorate the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of Corinth with events on October 3, 4, and 5,” Acting Superintendent Randy Martin announced today.