DeWALT is recalling over 100,000 drills. The recall includes the DWD110 and DWD112 models. The drill's wiring can reportedly come into contact with internal moving parts, posing a shock hazard. The drills were sold at Home Depot, Lowe's, and other…
To review the state audit of Decatur County conducted by the state comptroller's office, visit: https://comptroller.tn.gov/office-functions/la/reports/audit-reports.html Click on 'Decatur County'.
Dell is recalling one of their hybrid power adapters. The adapter casing can reportedly break and detach, exposing the internal metal components, posing an electric shock hazard. Dell has received 11 reports of the hybrid power adapter breaking, but no…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A medical marijuana bill is back on the table in Tennessee. Republican Sen. Janice Bowling filed the first legislation of the year Monday. If the bill were to pass, those diagnosed with one of about 20 qualifying…
DENMARK, Tenn.-- "It's been almost a year, and the worst year of my life. But they make it so much easier knowing there's still people who love and think of him and want…
PET OF THE WEEK-- Saving the Animals Together has partnered with the Hardeman Adoptable Animals in Bolivar to bring you Reaper. Reaper has been at Hardeman Adoptable Animals for over a year now. He is about three years old, up to…
The American Heart Association is ready to fight Heart Disease in 2019. To find out more about what they're doing in West Tennessee, visit the American Heart Association's website for West Tennessee.
JACKSON, Tenn. -- One organization needs your help to save lives, and it all starts with a big, red bow. "I like to say it was the longest, shortest journey…
A recall for infant's ibuprofen has been expanded. Tris Pharma is recalling three more lots of infants' ibuprofen concentrated oral suspension drops. The company originally recalled three lots, now bringing the total to six. The recall is due to concerns…
To donate to the Hakuna Matata Children's Choir in their efforts to build a new school in Kenya, visit: Connectwithachild.org. The school being built will house up to 600 children.
As plunging temperatures chill a large part of the U.S., the Care Car Council offers tips to help keep vehicles running smoothly. The nonprofit offers six tips to help your vehicle perform at its best during cold weather months. -…
JACKSON, Tenn. -- College students, listen up! The filing deadline for the Tennessee Promise Free Application for Federal Student Aid is quickly approaching. Feb. 1 is the final day to complete the FAFSA to be eligible for the Tennessee Promise scholarship.…
LEXINGTON, Tenn--"This could be your brother, this could be your cousin, he had a family, and he deserves to have justice," said Priscilla Cooley, Aunt of Hank John D. Cooley. The Tennessee…
PET OF THE WEEK-- Peaches is this week's Pet of the Week. "She is just as sweet as her name suggests, twice as cute, and just a giant bundle of joy! Peaches is…
JACKSON, Tenn. - Thursday was the grand opening of a new location of a center that helps those who are out of work or looking to make a career change. The American Job…
Farmers market season will be here before you know it. If you're looking for a farmers market near you, visit www.picktnproducts.org and click "Farmers Markets" in the menu.
HENDERSON, Tenn. -- Farmers and vendors learn some tips and tricks to make more money. "This workshop is for farmers market vendors, and anyone that's doing some direct marketing," Hal…
Torrent Pharmaceuticals Limited is expanding a recall for blood pressure medication. The recall now includes six lots of Losartan potassium and hydrochlorothiazide tablets. The recall is due to the detection of trace amounts of an unexpected impurity that could cause…
NASHVILLE -- A total of 91 deer have tested positive for chronic wasting disease, and further testing could expand the Chronic Wasting Disease Management Zone to Madison County. The 91 deer that have so far tested positive were from Fayette…
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