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Thursday, October 29, 2026
- Expert offers gift ideas for women, men and kids this holiday seasonThe holidays are here, and finding the perfect gift doesn’t have to be stressful or expensive.
- Leaders mark progress on South Forked Deer River flood control projectA milestone for flood control and conservation in West Tennessee.
- Time change brings safety challenges for driversDaylight savings time ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, and clocks in most of the United States will move back one hour.
- MIDDAY GUEST: Rides 4 RugratsRoger Smith and Jimmy Dees joined our show to talk about the upcoming 8th annual Rides 4 Rugrats car show.
- MIDDAY GUEST: Thomas Insurance GroupMichelle Hayes Thomas joined our show to talk about the three major insurance policies.
- Bethel University names field at Walter Butler Stadium after Patty and Thomas KahldenBethel University announced that the field at Walter Butler Stadium will be named after Patty and Thomas Kahlden.
- Manhunt continues for Tenn. inmate as TBI follows leads in Wisconsin bank robberyThe Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says it is aware of a report from Wisconsin, where a man robbed a Deerfield bank at gunpoint Tuesday, as the manhunt continues for escaped inmate Jacob…
- West Tenn. Task Force seizes more synthetic kratom in undercover operationAgents with the West Tennessee Drug Task Force announced on Wednesday that they made an undercover bust in Dyersburg, Tenn., and found synthetic kratom products, illegal THC items, and cash.
- TN Black Caucus brings statewide listening tour to West TennesseeTN black caucus brings statewide listening tour to west Tennessee.
- Educators in West Tennessee receive $35,550 in grants from Leaders Education FoundationLeaders Education Foundation has granted $35,550 to educators in West Tennessee schools as part of their L.E.A.D.S. Grants program.
- Madison County early voting tops 13,000 ahead of Election DayAs of Tuesday, Oct. 27, 13,126 people have voted early in Madison County in the state and federal general election.
- Liberty Technology High School hosts Harvest Fest for elementary studentsA fall learning event at Liberty Technology High School wrapped up Wednesday.
- Ridgecrest Cemetery cancels Halloween drive-thru after residents express concernsWhat started as a way for staff here at Ridgecrest Cemetery to connect with the community has caused major upset across the Hub City.
- Somerville man ordered to pay $60,000 in illegal deer hunting caseA Somerville man has been ordered to surrender his hunting license for five years and pay $60,000 for an illegal deer hunting operation.
- Reward increases to $15,000 for escaped inmate Jacob Morley, remains at largeThe U.S. Marshals Service is offering a $5,000 reward for any information leading to the capture of Jacob Allen Morley, Northwest Correctional Complex escapee.
- Tennessee to pursue U.S. Space Academy campus, Gov. Lee announcesGov. Bill Lee announced Tennessee’s intent to pursue the United States Space Academy, a campus created by President Donald Trump to strengthen the nation’s space workforce and educate astro…
- Daylight saving time ends Sunday, bringing more wildlife risk on roadsDaylight savings time end on Sunday, Nov. 1, but Tennessee’s wildlife will still be following the same natural rhythm.
- Early voting in Tennessee ends tomorrow ahead of Nov. 3 electionMore than 1 million ballots have been cast across Tennessee during the early voting period ahead of the Nov. 3 state and federal general election.
- Power outage reported across Bolivar after car crashThe Bolivar Energy Authority reports a widespread power outage is impacting Bolivar, following a car wreck.
- 1 dead in single-vehicle crash in Crockett County, sheriff’s office saysOne person has died in a single-vehicle crash in Crockett County.
- Participants and supporters gather for the 17th annual ‘Take Your Girls Night Out’ eventParticipants and supporters gather for the 17th annual ‘Take Your Girls Night Out’ event
- Residents gather for Halloween at the MarketHalloween at the Market returns to the Hub City.
- Salvation Army seeks bell ringers, donors for Christmas campaign in JacksonThe Salvation Army of Jackson is accepting volunteers and donations for its Christmas campaign.
- Jackson council interviews city court judge candidates, vote set for Nov. 3The next step in filling the late Judge Blake Anderson's vacancy took place today at Jackson City Hall.