Good morning, Jackson.

Jackson Museum School celebrated its opening on Tuesday, Aug.

18 with a ribbon-cutting and showcase that saw families touring classrooms and viewing student artwork (owl-shaped cookies were available to guests) in Jackson.

West Tennessee eighth graders explore local career options at the Pathways 2 Possibilities expo today, held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in downtown Jackson.

Organized by Greater Jackson Chamber, Jackson-Madison County Schools and United Way, 2,000 students from various schools meet local professionals.

The 4th annual Pathways 2 Possibilities career expo is underway at the Carl Perkins Civic Center — local organizations are helping students explore various career paths.

Organizers say the event offers early exposure to different job opportunities.

State leaders say the free SafeTN app is helping prevent violence by allowing residents to report safety concerns anonymously.

Homeland security personnel now review every tip 24/7 (including reports from school settings).

Meta reached a $17.1 billion settlement with 47 state attorneys general over claims it created social media features that harmed children’s mental health.

Tennessee will receive over $750 million for the new Children’s Digital Protection Fund, officials said.

Tennessee flags are at half-staff to honor country singer Dolly Parton, who died Aug.

25 after a brief illness. The governor ordered the flags to remain lowered until 6 p.m. Sept. 1 & all state buildings are participating.

The Jackson-Madison County Emergency Management Agency launched a new mass notification system to send real-time alerts on severe weather, road closures and emergencies — residents can register to stay informed and protect themselves.

AAA is marking National Dog Day by urging local pet owners to secure their dogs in vehicles; a new survey shows 90% agree restraints are important while one-in-three dogs ride unrestrained, risking distractions and injury.

Baptist Memorial Hospital - Carroll County earned the AHA’s Get With The Guidelines - Rural Stroke Gold Quality Achievement Award for high-quality stroke care in Carroll County.

The hospital includes outpatient surgery at Jackson (offering same-day services) and was recognized for its commitment to rural health.