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Electric vehicles seeing markdowns after end of federal incentives

Federal incentives for new electric vehicles ended just a couple of days ago.

With cooler weather approaching soon, is it time for an HVAC upgrade?

The U.S. Department of Energy data says high-efficiency HVAC upgrades can cut annual costs by up to 20%.

UT System President Randy Boyd visits West Tennessee schools

University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd visited Crockett County and South Gibson County High Schools.

Tracey McKnight’s mission to protect hearts in West Tennessee

When you meet Tracey McKnight, it doesn’t take long to see her heart for others.

Next stop for UT Martin graduate: Disney World

Not many 12-year-olds dream of becoming a motivational speaker, but Brandon Jones is an exception.

DeMolay finds a home in Henderson County

Constantine Masonic Lodge #64 has generously agreed to sponsor a DeMolay Chapter in Henderson County.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Experts urge screenings, knowing family's cancer history

October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

MIDDAY GUEST: Ghosts A-Walking Tour

Mary Jo Middlebrooks and Margaret Taylor joined our show to discuss the upcoming "Ghost Walking Tour" sponsored by Jackson Area Business and Professional Women.

Arrests made in construction site crimes

The Crockett County Sheriff's Office announces two arrests in connection with a series of crimes.

GALLERY: Governor Lee meets with Hegseth, Bondi to discuss Memphis

Governor Bill Lee met with U.S. officials and law enforcement as the Memphis Safe Task Force operation continues.

Benton County Schools address threat made by student

FROM BENTON COUNTY SCHOOLS (8:45 p.m. 10/1/25): Dear Families and Staff, Earlier today, Camden Central High School administration was made aware of a potential verbal threat to school safety. Law enforcement are currently investigating the report. Based on their investigation…

Madison County Health urges community to get a flu shot this October

Madison County Health is urging families to get their flu shots early this year, reminding the community that influenza can be serious — but preventable.

What the Tech: Tech and government shutdown

When we hear “government shutdown,” most people think of federal workers being furloughed, closed national parks, or delayed paychecks. But a shutdown also has an impact you may not expect on your phone, your computer, and even the websites and apps you use every day.