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Reward for information leading to fugitive's capture increased to $15,000

The U.S. Marshals Service is looking for Joshua Zimmerman. He is wanted for murder, escape and armed robbery out of Desoto County, Mississippi.

Madison County's water rescue team prepares for deployment to New Mexico

The Madison County Swift Water Rescue Team is readying to deploy to New Mexico to help with flooding, but as Chief Eric Turner has already told us, they feel prepared for the journey.

Freedom Aviation Network supports human trafficking victims

Freedom Aviation Network, a non-profit organization, focuses solely on the survivors of human trafficking.

Annual Hope Cafe sale raises money for recovery program

If you're looking for a hearty meal for dinner, the Hope Cafe in the Hub City is kicking off their pork-loin sale.

Community Champion: Hazel Johnson

It's time to recognize a Community Champion, an honor given to people making a positive impact in the community in partnership with Leaders Credit Union.

Jackson Budget Committee seeks to borrow money to cover additional costs

Their plan was to look over the budget, and come up with a recommendation for the city council, however the meeting was primarily focused on spending the proposed almost $99 million dollars.

Lifeline's 'All American Blood Drive' offers chance to win SUV, MLB tickets

Lifeline Blood Services hosted its annual 'All American Blood Drive' Thursday.

Jackson Housing Authority's Family Expo brings people together

A local event brings families and local officials together.

LIVE: ABC News Coverage of Presidential Debate

ABC News' Coverage of the First Presidential Debate on Thursday, 6/27/24.

AAA will rescue nearly 800,000 stranded drivers around the 4th of July

As a record-setting 1.4 million Tennesseans prepare to set out for an Independence Day road trip, AAA urges drivers to make sure their vehicle is ready for the road.

FHU hires accomplished conductor as new director of university chorale

With a vision to build on the excellence of FHU’s music program, Dr. Scott Wyatt has been named Freed-Hardeman University’s new director of the University Chorale and assistant professor of music.