The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation unveiled two new resources to meet the needs of the state's growing senior population.

Teen arrested by US Marshals for shooting at FedEx driver during a road rage incident; father charged as accessory.

A worker under attack at a restaurant is facing a murder charge after he’s accused of pulling a gun to defend himself and started shooting, Tennessee investigators say. Three people were hit and one died, the Jackson Police Department said in a Jan. 23 news release.

State Representative Chris Todd of Jackson was appointed chair of the House's Immigration Committee by House Speaker Cameron Sexton. Along with this committee, a new bill is being considered to potentially create a new state immigration agency to work with the federal government.

The new plant will produce aluminum battery casings for operations at Ford Motor Company’s BlueOval City.

Despite the more than 113% percent increase in home prices, Memphis remains the most affordable city to buy a house in Tennessee. The next closest is Jackson, where the average cost for a home in 2024 was $221,019

Jackson has a solid talent pool of high school football players. Some of those seniors participated in the December early signing period. Top recruits who have not signed will get a chance when National Signing Day 2025 begins in two weeks. National Signing Day for Division I football is on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025.

Pathways2Possibilities returns for its second year, allowing eighth graders to explore future employment opportunities with local industries

Jackson State Community College Athletics is set to host the largest Easter egg hunt and egg drop in West Tennessee.

Fighting through pain and buoyed by his mother’s unwavering support, football became Arkansas’ Ja’Quinden Jackson's anchor, pulling him back from despair

Former Savannah State University head basketball coach Sammy Jackson was found dead in Atlanta Wednesday. Jackson, who was reported missing by family members on Sunday, was 59-years-old.

Duel pistols were no match for the White House incumbent, who fended off the assailant with his cane on this date in 1835