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Jackson Fire Department comments on Lincoln Courts fire

Thanks to the quick response of the Jackson Fire Department, they were able to not only contain a fire but save lives.

'Career criminal' receives 45 year sentence

Career criminal sentenced to 45 years for guns, fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other drugs.

Experts urge early planning and research when buying life insurance

No matter how old you are, experts says it is never too late or too early to start thinking about life insurance.

Haywood County High students, alumni celebrate National Ag Week

Haywood County High School hosted "Ag Career Day" on Wednesday morning.

Tennessee first in the nation to address AI impact on music industry

Today, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee was joined by legislative leadership and music industry professionals as he signed the Ensuring Likeness Voice and Image Security (ELVIS) Act, first-of its-kind legislation...

Madison County businessman arrested on tax charges

The Special Investigations Section of the Tennessee Department of Revenue conducted the investigation that led to the indictment and arrest of Derek Lamar Wood, age 51, in Jackson on Thursday.

Madison County's Firefighters Freedom Festival cancelled

Residents in the Jackson/Madison County area will be missing an annual event this Fourth of July.

Huntingdon Public Works Dept. responds to 'brown water' concerns

This month, several residents have once again reached out to us after experiencing more "brown water."

FHU Society of Future Marketers announces inaugural Freed Speed Car Show

Freed-Hardeman University's Society of Future Marketers is revving up excitement with its inaugural Freed Speed Car Show Saturday, April 20.

MIDDAY GUEST: Blooming Arts Festival

Will Nunley joined our show to share details on the Blooming Arts Festival this weekend in Linden.

Tennessee Senate advances nearly $2 billion business tax cut, refund to prevent lawsuit

The Tennessee Senate has approved a nearly $2 billion tax and refund for businesses, a proposal designed to prevent threats of a potential lawsuit.

Hundreds of dogs take over Jackson Fairgrounds for annual show

The Jackson Tennessee Dog Fanciers Association is hosting their annual dog show at the Jackson Fairgrounds.

More than $80 million announced in community grants for opioid remediation

Tennessee’s Opioid Abatement Council is releasing its first ever community grants totaling $80,936,057.

JCS Senior DB/WR Trent Carrier signs with Washington University

Jackson Christian School, a private, Christian-based college preparatory school located in Jackson, Tenn., is pleased to announce senior student-athlete Trent Carrier signed to play collegiate football at Washington University on Wednesday, March 6.