Local county commissioner accused of running ‘chop shop’
A Hardeman County commissioner is arrested and is being charged with running a chop shop.
Author: Ryan Brooks
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.
Hologram tech brings doctor’s appointments closer for some West Tennesseans
You don't have to travel hours out for a patient visit anymore. The West Cancer Center and Research Institute of Paris has a new proto hologram that brings help straight to you.
City of Lexington votes to raise property taxes in recent meeting
It could be considered one of the largest property tax increases for residents in one local town.
UT Martin prepares for the beginning of fall semester
MARTIN, Tenn.--UT Martin is a day away from the start of classes. It's the time of year when the snooze button gets hit less frequently..of course the first day…
Union University kicks off new semester with convocation
As school is back in session, one university's convocation welcomes students back to campus.
‘First Friday Art Walk’ returns to downtown Jackson starting Sep. 6
The Jackson Arts Council is bringing back Friday Art Walks in downtown Jackson.
UTM students share excitement for upcoming semester
Students are moving in all over West Tennessee and one local college is ready for the start of the semester.
Closer look at crimes that happened over the weekend in Jackson
We're taking a closer look into some of the crimes that occurred over the weekend.
Annual ‘Circles of Hope’ telethon wraps up successful fundraising event
The 41st annual 'Circles of Hope' telethon wraps up in the Hub City Sunday evening after being broadcast live from the Carl Perkins Civic Center.
Greater Jackson Chamber is first to receive Chamber of the Year award
One local chamber of commerce receives a prestigious award.
Salvation Army encourages local participation in Red Kettle Campaign
The Salvation Army aims to make a difference in the Hub City.
Union University kicks off semester with Welcome Week
It's welcome week at Union University and the pool party with Campus President Samuel Oliver seems to be at the top of everyone's list from the activity lineup this week.
UT Extension teaches life skills to local youth
An educational training session prepares students for everyday life skills.
JMCSS chief of public information speaks on wreck involving school bus
An investigation is underway following a wreck involving a school bus.
Henry County Fair returns to Paris
The fair is in the air around various counties here in West Tennessee.
Carl Perkins Center to host 41st annual Circles of Hope Telethon
The 41st annual Circles of Hope Telethon is coming up here in the Hub City.
Girl Scouts to host National S’mores Day celebration
National S'mores Day is on Saturday and we have just the place for you to celebrate.
Tyson semi-truck loses live chickens in Humboldt after abrupt stop
A Tyson food truck swept through the intersection of Bledsoe Road and Eastend Drive and more than a dozen chickens fell out the back.
‘Famous Soul Food’ in Humboldt hosts panel discussion on mental health
One establishment in Humboldt is working to end the stigma attached to mental health.
Local churches partner to host ‘Praise in the Park’ event
Two churches partnered for a night of worship in a local park on Sunday.
Officials work to determine cause of fatal wreck in Jackson
We have information regarding a fatal wreck that took place on Sunday, August 4.
Better Business Bureau shares how to protect youth online
As your children head back to school, there's a checklist you need to know about to protect them on the internet.
Back to school celebration held in the Hub City
School buses are about to hit the streets and one Hub City celebration makes sure the children have essential supplies before the start of the semester.
Black Tie and Blue Jeans event returns to Jackson
In support of heart health, a local non-profit Friends of Heart, hosts their seventh annual event.
Hardeman County celebrates opening of new healthcare facility
The new Hardeman County Women and Children's Clinic opened for operation Friday morning.
LIFELINE donor celebrates 100 gallon milestone, 42 years of volunteering
LIFELINE Blood Services is celebrating one member for breaking records in donation.
Love Your Block offers thousands in neighborhood improvement grants
The Love Your Block grant program is headed towards its second round of the Neighborhood Improvement Initiative here in the Hub City.
Curtains up! ‘Ride the Cyclone’ musical coming to Jackson on Aug. 2
The Hub City Theatre Company is thrilled to announce its upcoming production of the critically acclaimed musical "Ride the Cyclone".
Chester County authorities investigate animal neglect allegations
In a developing story, neighbors in Chester County say they're concerned about the safety of their animals.
Newly-crowned Miss Tennessee Volunteer reacts to winning title
The Miss Tennessee Volunteer pageant wrapped up last weekend with a newly-crowned winner.
New venue, eatery aims to bring Nashville experience to West Tennessee
If you like line dancing and a live experience, Honky Tonk Hollar is the place to be.
Final night at the Miss Tennessee Volunteer pageant
The final stretch of the Miss TN Volunteer Pageant comes to an end tonight as the winner will be announced tonight.
Mid-South Youth Camp presents 41st Annual Fish Fry
One organization joined together in a fish fry this evening.
Madison Co. resident celebrates 104th birthday
One Henderson county resident is celebrating 104 laps around the sun.
