Over $35,000 awarded to local educators through L.E.A.D.S. Grant Program
The Leaders Education Foundation hosted their L.E.A.D.S. Grants Reception Tuesday.
Author: Ryan Brooks
Venue owner speaks out following weekend shooting
One business owner shares her experience after a weekend shooting leaves several injured and one dead.
Fall farm fun with local agriculture
Tennessee agritourism farms offer more than you may expect during the fall season.
Local Vols fan goes viral after showing off his dance moves at Neyland Stadium
It's all grooves and jams for this 7th grade student from Lexington after showing off his dance moves on the Vols jumbotron over the weekend.
Child Evangelism Fellowship brings Faith and Family Night to Jackson
One organization hosts a fundraiser to support their mission to uplift youth in the community.
Local church hosts fall fun night
A local church kicks off their Fall Fun Night.
Search begins for missing fisherman
On Saturday October 12th, the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency respond to a call about an unoccupied boat floating near mile marker 192 near Crump.
Pet of the Week: Clyde
This week's Pet of the week is from Tipton County Animal Shelter.
Tips to be prepared when a natural disaster strikes
JACKSON Tenn. -- When a natural disaster occurs often the response is to panic. If you have an emergency kit ready to go it could possibly save your life. "The first…
Public nuisance petition filed on Humboldt facility
The former Walmart facility in Humboldt, now known as Moss Enterprises, is under a public nuisance petition.
Union University hosts 16th annual ‘Remember Me Walk’
One local college is helping residents remember the lives of loved ones gone too soon.
Hub City Flea Market returns
The Hub City Flea Market is making the crowd come back.
Local church kicks off annual Fall Festival
A local church is kicking off their annual festival.
Pet of the Week: Nia
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Nia!
Area High School FFA’s lending a hand to victims of flood-ravaged east Tennessee
West Carrol High School's Future Farmers of America and Beta Club, along with other high school clubs team up to collect resources for flooding victims in east Tennessee.
Camp Blood promises haunting good time for spooky season
It's Halloween season and if you're looking for an interactive haunted attraction, there's Camp Blood near Humboldt.
Mayor Conger talks new Men’s Homeless Shelter coming to west Jackson
Homelessness across the country is still on the rise. Close to home, the City of Jackson changes the route they will take to support those in need.
City of Jackson designated Best Place for Working Parents
The city of Jackson is now designated as the best place for working families by the Department of Children and Youth.
Local rotary club holds ‘Community Connections’ event
The Old Hickory Rotary Club of Jackson held a networking-focused event Monday evening called "Community Connections: Empowering Through Education" at the UT-Martin Jackson Center.
Pet of the Week: Rocko
This week's Pet of the Week is from Tipton County Animal Shelter. Meet Rocko!
Haunted attractions prepare for scares in West Tennessee
It's spooky season here in West Tennessee and we have details on some attractions you can visit.
Local BBQ restaurant featured on national television
B.E. Scott's BBQ in Lexington hits the nationwide SEC network for a cooking segment on their TrueSouth series to show off their culinary talents and southern style.
Mother of victim in alleged sexual exploitation case speaks out
We have continuing coverage on the investigation of a man arrested for allegedly exploiting minors and women online.
Salt & Light Banquet brings evening of hope for homelessness
Sunday evening, Area Relief Ministries presented the 2024 Salt and Light Banquet in the Hub City.
Pinson Mounds’ Archeofest brings another weekend of vibrant culture
Last week marked the 42nd year of the Pinson Mounds Archeofest.
Pet of the Week: Linus
This week's Pet of the Week is from Tipton County Animal Shelter. Meet Linus!
A peek inside West Tennessee’s newest haunted attraction
With Halloween approaching, a new haunted attraction is opening up for the first time.
Friends of Heart hosts quarterly social in the Hub City
Friends of Heart hosted their quarterly social at The Blacksmith this Tuesday.
Union celebrates Constitution Day with guest speaker
Universities across the region are celebrating Constitution Day.
Fair gates open in Hardin County for a week full of fun
The fair returns to Hardin County for a week of fun.
Native American Educational Powwow returning to Discovery Park
The Discovery Park of America is kicking off their educational powwow.
Pet of the Week: Prince
This week's Pet of the Week comes to us from Tipton County Animal Shelter. Meet Prince!
City of Dyer prepares to commemorate 9/11 with ‘Patriot Day’ celebration
DYER, Tenn.--In commemoration of the attacks on 9/11, one West Tennessee town comes together for an opening ceremony to kick off a weekend of festivities. The city of Dyer is kicking off its Patriot…
Local county commissioner accused of running ‘chop shop’
A Hardeman County commissioner is arrested and is being charged with running a chop shop.
Large first responder presence seen in south Jackson
Around 7 p.m. Tuesday, our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters informed us of a large law enforcement presence in the parking lot of the Lowe's store on South Highland Avenue.
Law enforcement responds to shooting in east Jackson
Around 4 p.m. Tuesday, our tipsters informed us of a large police presence in east Jackson on North Royal Street.
Hub City residents gather for presidential debate watch party in downtown Jackson
The Madison County Republican Party sponsored and held a watch party this evening at the Idea Factory in downtown Jackson.
BBB shares how to protect your information amid rising tech support scams
Tech support scams are at an all time high.
9/11 Memorial & Museum plays key role in educating future generations
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum Visionary Network is making sure history is remembered.
First Fried Pie Festival is a sweet hit
The area's first Fried Pie Festival came to West Tennessee last weekend.
Arrow Athletics prepares for annual ‘House of Misfits’ show
Arrow Athletics' aerial arts program will bring a highly anticipated performance in the Hub City.
New device revolutionizes car maintenance, upkeep
It's the time of year when car care is encouraged most as students are back off to school and spending more time on the road.
Hope Cafe and Store celebrates new renovations with ribbon cutting
The Hub City Hope Cafe and Store has completed new renovations and now they are celebrating with a ribbon cutting.
Local Sonic owners speak out after vehicle crashes through their building
An unexpected moment at a local fast food restaurant left the owners picking up the pieces.
Rotary Club of Jackson holds annual ‘Golf Tournament for Literacy’
The Rotary Club of Jackson kicks off its golf for literacy tournament.
As September marks Suicide and Recovery Month, experts share how to make a difference
September is Suicide Prevention Month and National Recovery Month, and we're highlighting some ways to make a difference.
Neighborhood continues Labor Day gathering tradition
The Cotton Ridge Drive residents in Madison County have started a tradition.
Local artists takeover downtown Medina
A local resident in Jackson coordinates an artist takeover event in Medina.
Shiloh National Military Park marks the end of Summer with a Bang
It's cannonball time for the Shiloh National Military Park.
MHDS hosts lunch and learn, provides resources to disabled individuals
West Tennessee Mental Health and Developmental Services hosted a lunch and learn for individuals with special needs.
