‘Zero Waste Day’ recycling event coming to Jackson
Tennessee’s fourth annual Zero Waste Day is coming up on October 27 in Jackson.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
What The Tech: Blur your house in Street View
Here’s something you might not think about: Google Maps could be giving strangers a detailed look at your home.
7th annual Farm to Table Dinner brings residents together in downtown Savannah
Residents gathered at a local farmers market to celebrate the beginning of the end of the farmers market season.
Ages of individuals said to be missing after Tennessee plant explosion released
Ages have been added to the list of the 16 individuals whose names were released on October 13.
American Legion’s national commander meets with West TN veterans
The American Legion's national commander visited the Humboldt Veterans Home Tuesday.
New additions celebrated at West Tennessee AgResearch Center
New additions made at the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center were celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday.
THP to upgrade dispatch phone system, strengthen reliability for drivers
The Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) will upgrade its dispatch phone system on October 15, 2025, improving reliability, security, and performance for calls from the public and first responders across the state.
District Attorney aims to explain death investigation process
District Attorney General Danny Goodman issued a statement to help the public understand the process of death investigations within Dyer County.
Crews contain diesel, oil spill after car hauler wreck
Crockett County EMA responded to a tractor trailer wreck involving a car hauler that wrecked into a creek bed.
MIDDAY GUEST: A Night of Giving Hope
Pastor Marcie Hendrick and Kristie Butler joined our show to share details on the upcoming "A Night of Giving Hope" event in Jackson.
VIDEO: Meteor spotted over West Tennessee
What appeared to be a meteor passed over West Tennessee during the early hours Tuesday.
Funeral arrangements for Commissioner Luther T. Mercer
Visitation for Commissioner Mercer will be Wednesday, October 15.
Jackson State inks deal with TCAT Jackson to provide Health Sciences Degree Pipeline
Jackson State now offers TCAT Jackson students an opportunity to earn college credit toward a degree in the Health Sciences.
What The Tech: The most dangerous scam of 2025
October is “Cyber Security Awareness Month” when The Department of Homeland Security warns Americans about the worst scams that threaten our money, our privacy and our peace of mind.
National American Legion commander visits Jackson post
One man makes an important visit to a local American Legion post.
Medina Board of Aldermen, mayor meet to discuss sale of beer
Medina's mayor and aldermen held a special-called board meeting Monday evening to tackle one issue on their agenda.
Vehicle crash leaves power poles downed, traffic blocked in Jackson
An early evening crash Monday knocked out power in one part of the Hub City.
Union University students help Special Olympics athletes prepare ahead of tournament
Union University athletes are working with special Olympics athletes in helping them hone their skills and prepare for the Olympics.
Jackson’s ‘Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day’ is approaching
The City of Jackson is set to host "Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day" day soon.
UTM’s 125th anniversary celebration officially begins
The University of Tennessee at Martin’s yearlong 125th anniversary celebration got underway Oct. 10 with a formal ceremony in Phillip W. Watkins Auditorium on the main campus.
Jackson YMCA releases statement following temporary closure due to staffing challenges
Jackson's YMCA Early Learning Center has released a statement following a temporary closure.
Gracie Bratcher named a Commended Student in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program
Jackson Christian is proud to announce that senior Gracie Bratcher has been recognized as a Commended Student in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program.
New data shows Tennessee firearm deaths have reached record highs
Tennessee has reached a devastating new milestone.
2025 Halloween Decorations: Let’s see your pics!
This spooky season, we want to celebrate your creativity and holiday spirit.
MIDDAY GUEST: Lifeline’s Vein Drain Blood Drive
Melinda Reid with Lifeline Blood Services joined our show to discuss details on the annual "Vein Drain" blood drive.
2nd Annual Battle of the Badges Co-Ed Incrediball Tournament set for October 18
This fun and family-friendly event will raise funds for the Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse.
The Salvation Army responds to tragic explosion in Bucksnort
The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services teams continue to respond following Friday’s devastating explosion at a manufacturer of demolition and military explosives.
Tennessee average gas prices fall 6.2 cents since last week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have fallen 6.2 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.67/g today.
Retail incubator ‘theDEPOT’ to open in McKenzie in 2026
Big news for McKenzie - theDEPOT is opening in 2026.
Hub City Theatre Company to present ‘Misery’
Hub City Theatre Company is proud to present Misery, the stage adaptation of Stephen King’s chilling novel.
Educator of the Week: Dana Christian
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
President’s Luncheon held as part of Lane Homecoming celebrations
It's Homecoming season, and one local college is celebrating with alumni from all over.
Pusser files to be made public through UT Martin
The case file in the investigation into the death of Pauline Mullins Pusser were made public Friday.
Man convicted of aggravated rape and more
After a three-day jury trial, a jury found 21-year-old Tobias Hodge guilty of several crimes.
Alamo Police provide updates on recent investigations
The Alamo Police Department recently handled three significant investigations.
Madison County Imagination Library hosts 3rd Annual Dolly Day
The Madison County Imagination Library invites the community to join the celebration of literacy, imagination and local spirit at the 3rd Annual Dolly Day.
City of Jackson announces winners of Neighborhood Improvement Project Grants
The City of Jackson Department of Neighborhood Services is pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Love Your Block Neighborhood Improvement Project Grants.
26th Annual Farm Day connects Weakley County students to agriculture
For generations of Weakley County students, Farm Day has been more than just a field trip.
Jackson International Food and Art Festival announces celebration for mural
Jackson International Food and Art Festival Executive Board proudly announces a community event on Friday, October 17.
MIDDAY GUEST: The Jazz Foundation
James Cherry and Rodd Bland joined our show to discuss The Jazz Foundation's upcoming "Two Step from the Blues" concert.
Nidec to expand manufacturing presence in Henderson County
Nidec has grown from four-person operations to a global company with facilities on five continents and a headquarters in Japan.
Local firm joins Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate brand
The Better Homes and Gardens real estate brand expands in West Tennessee
Madison County Health: ‘Prime season for hand, foot & mouth disease’
Madison County Health is sharing tips regarding hand, foot & mouth disease.
Fayette County lawyer censured by TN Supreme Court
An attorney licensed to practice law in Tennessee has received a Public Censure.
West Tennessee Road Construction: October 8-15
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Couple accused of stealing thousands from business indicted
An investigation by special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment of a couple accused of stealing thousands from a Halls business.
Jackson Criminal Court report: October 8
See complete dockets from Jackson City Court, Criminal Court, Wednesday, October 8.
MIDDAY GUEST: Tennessee Metal Devastation Music Fest
Raven Moonla and Zachary Moonshine joined our show to discuss the 2025 Tennessee Metal Devastation Music Fest.
FHU earns second spot in prestigious 2026 US News rankings for value
Freed-Hardeman University has climbed to No. 2 in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Value Regional Universities in the South rankings.
MIDDAY GUEST: Lung Cancer Screening
Elizabeth Vickery, with the Alice and Carl Kirkland Cancer Center, joined our show to discuss an upcoming lung cancer screening in Jackson.
