SUMMARY: A multi-vehicle crash on I-40 in Hickman County has resulted in the shutdown of the highway. The incident involved two semi-trucks, one of which caught fire while hauling paint pigment, causing a spill on the roadway. Currently, one lane has reopened, but traffic remains congested as cleanup efforts continue. Authorities are managing the situation to restore normal traffic flow.

A Tennessee Department of Transportation spokesperson told News 2 that one of the trucks was reportedly carrying paint pigment.

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SUMMARY: Tonight’s double-header exhibition at the FedEx Forum features Memphis’s men‘s and women’s basketball teams facing off against powerhouses from the East Coast, with all proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children‘s Research Hospital. In the earlier matchup, the men’s team played against the ninth-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels, initially dominating but ultimately falling behind after halftime. Despite the loss, fans expressed pride in the team’s competitive performance. Meanwhile, the Lady Tigers are currently competing against the top-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks, with the score at 25-11 at the end of the first quarter. Coverage continues at 10 PM.

Preseason games don’t hold any meaning in the rankings, but this year’s St. Jude Tip Off, featuring the Memphis Tigers, North Carolina Tarheels and South Carolina Gamecocks Women’s Basketball Team, held a lot of meaning for children living with cancer and the people working to find a cure. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/news/champions-and-blue-bloods-take-on-memphis-tigers-at-st-jude-tip-off/article_9144ee92-8b68-11ef-a63d-4761171ca0a2.html

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SUMMARY: Tennessee’s tax revenues for September totaled $2.2 billion, exceeding budget forecasts by $101.2 million, driven by strong sales taxes (up $43.8 million) and corporate taxes (up $47 million). However, corporate tax collections fell by $69.8 million compared to last year, with an 10.9% drop from August to September. Finance Commissioner Jim Bryson noted that while sales taxes indicated strong consumer activity and surpassed expectations, corporate taxes fell short of last year’s figures due to tax cuts from the 2023 Tennessee Works Tax Act. Overall, September’s revenues are 2.81% above budgeted estimates for the fiscal year.

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