Open house details upgrades coming to Carl Perkins Civic Center
A centerpiece for engagement in downtown Jackson is getting a new look.
Author: Ryan Brooks
Tours being held for new apartments at Jackson Walk
If you're looking for the perfect opportunity to live in the Hub City, new housing is available.
‘Outdoor book library’ aims to help literacy initiatives in Jackson
An organization is partnering with the Jackson-Madison County School System to aid literacy initiatives to improve the education of students.
Several arrested following undercover drug operation
An ongoing undercover joint operation targeting illicit drug sales throughout McNairy County has resulted in more than 20 indictments.
Humboldt holds routine board meeting discussing new business
During the city of Humboldt's regular board meeting on Monday June 9th, Mayor Marvin Sikes and the board of alderman approve new business resolutions for the 2025-26 year.
West TN Skydiving hosts its Sister in Skydiving Boogie
West Tennessee Skydiving presents its 10th annual Sisters in Skydiving Boogie.
Contestants go for gold as State Games of Tennessee kick off in the Hub City
If you're looking for some fun to add to your weekend plan, the State Games of Tennessee are underway here in the Hub City.
First Lady Maria Lee visits Milan for ‘TN Kids Serve Summer Challenge’
First Lady Maria Lee kicks off the "Tennessee Kids Serve Summer Challenge" at a West Tennessee senior center.
Law enforcement, other officials seen clearing out local animal rescue
WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters alert us of a police presence at an animal rescue in Chester County.
Destiny Church of Jackson celebrates Founders Day
A local church here in the Hub City kicks off their Founders Day weekend.
City of Jackson’s pools prepare to open for the summer
Starting June 1, public pools with the City of Jackson are set to open at the Westwood Community Center and the T.R. White Sportsplex here in the Hub City.
Jackson Rockabillys kick off opening night
It's the start of the Rockabillys' game season and fans are lining up for a full week of fun at the ballpark.
Brownsville legend inducted into BBQ Hall of Fame
One Brownsville native is still making a difference and she believes a great meal is the way to anyone's heart.
Day 4: Cross-examination continues in Adams post-conviction hearing
We take you inside the court room for the final day of the Adams post-conviction hearing in connection with the Holly Bobo case.
BBB: Don’t fall for gift card scams
The Better Business Bureau is giving us some tips to stay aware of scammers coming for your information in the form of a gift.
Jackson sees over 300 hit and runs since start of 2025, police sgt. gives insight
The Jackson Police Department gives us insight on hit and run incidents this year.
Carroll Co. chief deputy talks undercover operation that led to major drug bust
An undercover operation results in more than a dozen indictments and arrests in a local county.
JMCSS celebrates student’s achievements with ‘ACT 30+ Luncheon’
Jackson-Madison County Schools kick off their ACT 30+ Luncheon Monday in the Hub City.
Sheriff talks new law enforcement memorial in Selmer
A special memorial is here to honor the lives of fallen officers.
Red Cross honors its volunteers during annual luncheon
The Red Cross Heroes Luncheon kicks off in the Hub City.
Gov. Lee visits West TN to discuss new infrastructure improvements
Governor Bill Lee delivers a historic announcement at the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
BBB warns of online scams surrounding major retail store’s bankruptcy
An online scam is affecting many West Tennesseans in the region.
Hub City homeless shelter faces uncertainty after being put on hold
An initiative to get a homeless shelter in the Hub City is being put on hold.
Local filmmaker to debut new movie ‘Betray: Thirst’ this weekend
A local independent filmmaker has a new movie that's coming to streaming platforms.
Local nonprofit raises financial concerns following suspension of AmeriCorps programs
A notable nonprofit is concerned about the suspension of AmeriCorps programs.
Parents address school board over alleged racial slurs, bullying their son endured
Two parents address a local school board about racial tension that has transpired over a period of time.
72nd annual World’s Biggest Fish Fry draws visitors from all over
Festivities for the World's Biggest Fish Fry are in full swing.
Recovery efforts continue in Selmer, McNairy County
Recovery efforts in one local community are still ongoing after recent severe weather.
Senator Marsha Blackburn visits McNairy County to survey storm damage
One U.S. senator is surveying storm damage amid relief initiatives in a local county.
ScaleUp Kitchen accepting applications for 2nd year in a row
If you're a West Tennessee food service entrepreneur looking to advance your business, 'ScaleUp Kitchen' is in the Hub City for a second year.
Gym owner seeks answers after forced closure due to safety concerns with nearby building
One business owner is seeking answers after being forced to close his business due to public safety risks.
Tennessee military history preserved through grant funds awarded in 2025
The Tennessee Wars Commission, the Tennessee Historical Commission division responsible for preserving the state’s significant military history, has announced the Tennessee Wars Commission Grant Fund recipients for Fiscal Year 2025.
Dyersburg residents still feeling effects of flooding
Flood damage is still impacting parts of the region following last week's storms.
Officials share update on local road conditions, repairs
Many parts of West Tennessee endured severe flooding flooding for several days, and now crews are working to repair damages.
West TN mother still seeking answers 4 years after her son’s death
One mother is telling her story after her son's homicide four years ago remains unsolved.
Severe weather, flooding anticipated for West Tennessee
Severe weather is heading in the West Tennessee region leading into the weekend.
Spring means more motorcyclists on the road. Here’s what to know
Warmer weather means more scooters, motorcycles and bicycles will be on the road.
JMCSS School Board discusses capital improvements, major projects in meeting
Leaders with the Jackson-Madison County School System met to discuss capitol improvements and major projects underway.
Several new businesses set to make their way to Jackson
One of your favorite establishments could soon be joining the Hub City.
Regional director for local health dept. announces retirement
The regional director of the Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department is retiring.
Crews fight evening house fire in Jackson
First responders tended to a house fire Sunday evening.
Local dance team performs during fundraiser for Down Syndrome Awareness Month
In honor of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, dancers perform at Wes's Game at the Rockabilly's Stadium.
Ink of Hope Act seeks to require human trafficking training for tattoo artists
The "Ink of Hope Act" passed the Tennessee General Assembly requiring tattoo artists undergo human trafficking training.
City of Jackson seeks selected citizens’ participation in ‘My Travels Count’ survey
The local Jackson Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is currently conducting an important survey called "My Travels Count."
Crockett County Sheriff’s Dept. launches ‘Chief 360’ emergency response software
The Crockett County Sheriff's Department has new software that makes emergency response more efficient.
‘Wes’s Game’ in Jackson to raise awareness for Down syndrome
Guests from all over the region gather at the Rockabillys Stadium for a good cause.
Day of Hope held at UT Martin
The UTM campus invites guest to visit earlier this week with Pathways of Healing for Tennessee's Day of Hope.
Arlington Elementary School kicks off Energy Awareness Day
JACKSON, Tenn.--One local school is kicking off their Energy Awareness Day in the Hub City. The students and staff have run a campaign all year long to save energy…
Carroll County Mayor discusses upcoming community improvements
One West Tennessee county gives us a budget status and a look at what's next for the remainder of the fiscal year.
At 101, former Head Start faculty member returns for special cause
A local head start invited a special guest to return for Read Across America Day.
