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Two men were arrested today in connection with the Nov. shooting in Martin.

Today is Monday, Dec. 2, the first day back after a long weekend. Catch today's biggest news with Kayla's Morning Kickstart.

A Kentucky student was chosen for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

The Tennessee Attorney General issues a warning for online shopping.

Today is Monday, Nov. 25, and it's the start of a short week for a lot of Americans.

The brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha brought attention to Testicular Cancer as part of Health Week.

Today is Wednesday, Nov. 20, and today's updates are in the world of ISIS, impeachment and Epstein.

The Student Government Association hosted their first town hall to discuss parking on campus.

The state Department of Education says that they would like to increase the number of school resource officers on campuses.

David McBeth, students and alumni are working on the 16th Annual Empty Bowls.

UT Martin officials discovered that damage in the Hardy Graham Stadium is due to the April earthquake.

Smith County school officials are under fire for engaging in prayer in school.

Today is Nov. 19, and Chick-fil-A is, confusingly, in the headlines.

SGA is active in planning activities, so here are your updates.

Today is Monday, November 18, and here are your headlines for the day.

University of Tennessee at Martin quarterback John Bachus III has been named the Ohio Valley Conference Newcomer of the Week for the fourth time this season. The award comes after a strong performance on Saturday afternoon against Tennessee State. Bachus, a freshman for the Skyhawks completed 16-of-25 passes for 216 yards and three touchdowns. Bachus and the Skyhawks will cap off the regular season with a road matchup at Southeastern Conference foe Kentucky on Saturday, Nov.

A Grundy County man was arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder after a fight.

The TBI invites fifth graders to participate in the 2020 National Missing Children's Day poster contest.

Today is Nov. 15, and today's news is about California's shooting, today's impeachment testimony and the plague.

The Student Government Association and the Black Student Association held A Mile in Our Shoes panel Wednesday in Watkins Auditorium. A Mile in Our Shoes featured a panel of students from different backgrounds. The panel members discussed topics relating to race, gender and stereotypes. SGA Multicultural Affairs Committee Chair Ray Washington IV believes that it's important for students to understand what people of other cultures and backgrounds experience. "It allows students