US surgeons have transplanted a pig kidney into a patient
Doctors in Boston announced Thursday they have transplanted a pig kidney into a 62-year-old patient.
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What the Tech with Jamey Tucker: Do You Need A New Computer?
When was the last time you bought a new computer for yourself?
Jackson Fire Department's ingenious approach to I-40 bridge incident
We spoke with the Jackson Fire Department to learn more about an interesting and intuitive way they responded to an incident that occurred on March 13th.
Sanford Hill Baptist Church hosts Easter hunt with unique twist
One church chose to step outside the box for their Easter egg hunt this year.
New non-profit emerges to safeguard scenic Hatchie River
A new non-profit organization has been created by local citizens to protect a scenic river.
Lane College takes proactive measures to enhance campus safety
Lane college began their Wednesday morning by teaching their students, staff, and faculty about active shooter safety.
Veterans coalition awards veteran-owned business of the month
The West Tennessee Veterans Coalition held their monthly meeting today. They awarded their March veteran-owned business of the month to The Future Group.
Impact of Tennessee's Certificate of Need law revealed
On Tuesday, March 19th, WBBJ shared the story of the Certificate of Need law in Tennessee. Today, March 20th, we have more information in regards to this law.
TN Secretary of State visits Jackson, shares new initiative
The Jackson Rotary Club welcomes guest speaker and Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett today at the final meeting of this month.
The importance of vet checkups and routine care for pets
During lockdown, nearly one-in-five American households adopted a pet.
Alzheimer's Association highlights urgent need for support in Tennessee
In today's health watch, the Alzheimer's Association just released its 2024 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures report.
A Tennessee fisherman reeled in a big one. It turned out to be an alligator
An angler in northeast Tennessee caught a surprise when he was fishing at a lake. Stuck on his bait was a 3- to 4-foot long alligator.
Jackson Christian students soar into service
It's the week after spring break at one school and students have returned with the passion to impact others.
MIDDAY GUEST: Jackson Financial Empowerment Center
Jordan Howerton with the Jackson Financial Empowerment Center joined our show to discuss expanding services into Brownsville.
What The Tech with Jamey Tucker: IRS Stolen Checks
While most Americans file their taxes electronically and receive a refund by direct deposit, some 9 million taxpayers still choose to receive a check in the mail. That number has declined in…
