The U.S. Marshals arrested 18-year-old Terrecus Hamilton in Jackson, Tennessee, for attempted murder and aggravated assault following a December 26 shooting.

Exciting news for Jackson, Tennessee: Our city has been nominated for Best City for Street Art as part of USA TODAY 10Best ’s Readers’ Choice Awards!

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.

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

The City of Jackson announced its plan for the salting and plowing of streets across the city in preparation for the up to half foot of snow.

Nationally, the city that saw the most stark increase in home costs was Pine Hills, Florida, with a nearly 280% change in home costs between 2014 and 2024. Knoxville was the only city in the Volunteer State to crack Construction Coverage's top 100 list.

In a time when athletes are attempting to find ways for more eligibility, Jackson Hurst is opting for less. But he has a good reason.

Here are 25 Jackson area high school athletes to watch in 2025. South Gibson, Jr. Why chosen: A Tennessee baseball commit, Allen racked up 85 strikeouts with a 1.19 ERA and an 8-3 record in 59.1 innings of work. He also had a .126 batting average against last season. Allen landed on the All-West Tennessee Second Team last season.

National Signing Day is coming Feb. 5. Here is a list of Jackson area high school football players who signed during the December early period.

A 17-year-old was captured by the U.S. Marshals Service on Tuesday after being accused of shooting at a FedEx delivery truck driver during a road rage incident in Jackson, Tennessee last month. The 17-year-old is facing attempted first-degree murder,

Jackson, TN – A Dyersburg man was recently sentenced to prison in both federal and state courts for sexual abuse. Reagan Fondren, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, and Danny H. Goodman, Jr., District Attorney General for the Twenty-Ninth Judicial District, jointly announced the sentence today.

A 17-year-old from Tennessee thought he ducked cops after a high-speed chase stemming from a Dec. 15 road rage incident — until the feds found him under his bed.