Dresden officer accused of tampering with evidence, faces charges
A Dresden police officer is being charged, and one of the charges includes tampering with evidence.
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Fallen tree causes outage in Henderson
A fallen tree caused a disruption for one community earlier today, March 15th.
Jehovah's Witnesses extend invitation to join memorial event in West Tennessee
During the month of March, Jehovah's Witnesses will be launching a special campaign to invite fellow residents of West Tennessee to two special events.
Studies reveal a five percent pay cut per child for working moms
More than half of working mothers are considering leaving the workforce due to "motherhood penalty."
Pearson's scholarship aims to increase college access for minorities
Former teachers and couple James and Ollie Lou Pearson came to Lexington High School to offer scholarships to minority students.
AgResearch Center helps celebrate a decade of green for TN Tree Day
This weekend an annual tree planting event is taking place, and residents are taking part across the state.
Mingling and meaningful conversations, JRPD's Tea Time Talking for seniors
The Jackson Recreation and Parks Department's Tea Time Talking event was held earlier today at the Northside Community Center.
Jackson's seniors take aim in first annual cornhole tournament
A popular game brought community and competition to seniors today.
Bethel's Shooting Action team earns 6 national titles
MCKENZIE, Tenn. -- Bethel University's Shooting Action team captured six national titles in Talladega. It was a weekend full of non-stop competition for the Wildcats as they faced some tough opponents. Texas A&M, Texas…
Fundraiser to support Crockett County residents in need
CROCKETT COUNTY, Tenn. -- An upcoming event in Crockett County will support those dealing with cancer or other catastrophic illnesses or events. Neighbors Offering Assistance and Hope (NOAH) is hosting a spaghetti supper on Saturday, April 6. The event will…
'First Friday Art Walk' events return to downtown Jackson this spring
JACKSON, Tenn. -- First Friday Art Walks are returning to downtown Jackson this spring! The Jackson Arts Council announced the dates: April 5, May 3, and June 7. The community is invited to drop in from 5-7:30 p.m. to experience…
Tornadoes have left a trail of destruction in the central US. At least 3 are dead in Ohio
LAKEVIEW, Ohio (AP) — Severe storms with suspected tornadoes have damaged homes and businesses and killed at least three people in the central United States. Officials scrambled Friday to assess the extent of the destruction. The three reported deaths came…
What the Tech with Jamey Tucker: TikTok Ban
TikTok users are closely following Congress this week after lawmakers in the House of Representatives passed a bill that would stop app distribution in the United States. The word “ban” is thrown…
A local cancer survivor's heartwarming mission to support those in need
A young woman from Michie is now 2 years cancer-free, and we spoke with her about her mission to help those in need.
United Way to host annual First Ladies' Luncheon next month
United Way of West Tennessee hosts the 11th annual First Ladies' Luncheon at the Jackson Fairgrounds next month.
