On today’s WTJX Radio NewsFeed: The owners of Little St. James are suing several men and Tennessee-based nonprofit, We Fight Monsters, LTD, alleging they orchestrated a planned trespassing operation on the private island tied to online conspiracy content surrounding Jeffrey Epstein.

Kyza Callwood, WTJX board chair, says the fundraising effort was driven by growing financial pressures facing public broadcasting and strong community support for WTJX. 

Former four-term senator and Sixth Constitutional Convention delegate remembered for legal-minded leadership; vacancy triggers succession process. 

Candidates challenge removal from ballot, seek PERB intervention as union vote approaches on Thursday. 

GVIBUY, an electronic procurement platform, is reshaping how public contracts are awarded, providing a more efficient process with greater transparency.  

Elizabeth Hansen Watley, daughter of the late 11-term ex-Senator Alicia “Chucky” Hansen, picks up Senate petition as new aspirants eye board races. 

Suspects dressed in black fled before police could enter the gated parking lot; surveillance cameras installed after the first incident did not deter thieves.