Jackson State leads Tennessee colleges with continued enrollment increases
Jackson State Community College has taken the top spot amongst all two-year colleges.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Photos released of suspected Kirk shooter, rifle recovered
The FBI is asking for the public's help.
MIDDAY GUEST: Breast Cancer Awareness
Elizabeth Vickery with the Kirkland Cancer Center joined our show Wednesday to to talk the "Breast Brunch Ever" event and a free breast cancer screening coming up.
What the Tech: iOS 26
Apple is getting ready to release iOS 26, and whether or not you plan to buy the new iPhone, your current device is about to feel completely different.
Winner of LIFELINE Blood Services’ car giveaway collects prize
It's a special day for one woman who is now a proud owner of a new convertible.
Jackson Police announce ‘Blue Envelope Program’ to enhance communication, accessibility
The Jackson Police Department is announcing their new "Blue Envelope Program."
Residents learn cotton production strategies during annual tour
Residents got a chance to learn the latest cotton production strategies during the annual cotton tour.
Madison County Sheriff’s Office arrests wanted suspect, recovers stolen vehicle, trailer
On the evening of September 7, 2025, deputies with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office responded to a local business in the area of Ridgecrest Road in reference to a stolen trailer.
What the Tech: AI environmental impact
AI may feel invisible. Just a few keystrokes and a quick reply from a chatbot. But behind the scenes, it is powered by enormous data centers running constantly.
Solar farm, new beer permit among items discussed in Henderson Co. Commission meeting
The Henderson County Commission held a meeting earlier Tuesday.
‘HAPI Art Exhibition’ returns to the Hub City
Residents in the Hub City were in for a night of inspiration as they experienced the power of art.
Trial begins for man accused of killing 2 in Gibson County
Opening arguments were heard in the case of a Milan man accused of a double homicide in Gibson County.
What medical research means for patients and communities, and what’s lost without funding
For millions of Americans, lifesaving treatments for diseases like leukemia, sickle cell disease, and blood clots didn't just appear overnight; they were the result of decades of research.
Annual Soybean Disease and Insect Field Day kicks off in Milan
The annual Soybean Disease and Insect Field Day kicked off earlier Tuesday.
MIDDAY GUEST: Parrish Rashad
Parrish Rashad, Executive Producer and Performing Arts Director for PPOD Media, joined our show to talk details on an upcoming concert.
Shotgun damage leads to outages for internet customers
The Lexington Electric System discusses damage to fiber infrastructure.
United Way announces the West Tennessee Story Fund
United Way of West Tennessee is excited to announce the West Tennessee Story Fund.
What the Tech: AI slop
If your Facebook feed feels like it is flooded with strange photos, weird headlines, and posts that just seem off, you are not imagining things. A new kind of junk content is taking over social media, and it is being called AI slop.
Fallen McNairy County Sgt. among those honored during ‘Three Stars of Tennessee Award’ ceremony
Monday at the 2025 “Three Stars of Tennessee Award” ceremony, Governor Bill Lee and other officials honored five first responders who died or suffered a career-ending injury in the line of duty.
Reward increased to $10,000 for information on whereabouts of Ronald Dumas
Family members searching for missing 38-year-old Ronald Dumas Jr. have announced an increase in the reward to $10,000 for information that leads to his whereabouts.
BBB warns of impersonation scams targeting older adults
Older adults are losing big to impersonation scams.
Madison County 4-H ‘Chicken Shack’ coming to Jackson Fairgrounds
The Madison County 4-H members are hosting a chicken shack fundraiser.
Regency Retirement Village celebrates National Assisted Living Week
One local assisted living center kicks off a week-long celebration.
Jackson International Food and Art Festival returns Sept. 27
A conference was held Monday morning in the lobby of the Jackson City Hall to announce the 11th annual Jackson International Food and Art Festival.
POLL: Which fall activity are you looking forward to the most?
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
MIDDAY GUEST: 2025 Catfish Derby & Riverfest
Tim White and Blake Walley joined our show to share details on the 2025 Catfish Derby & Riverfest.
Tennessee average gas prices rise 8 cents since last week
Gas prices across the state rose eight cents, on average, over last week.
Fall in the Gardens Plant Sale, Lecture Series scheduled for October 2-3
Home gardeners of all ages and skill levels are invited to one of the last horticultural events of the season.
Radiologic Technology celebrates 10 years of perfect pass rates on National Exams
Class of 2025 Graduates from the Radiologic Technology program at JSCC have earned their National Certifications with a 100-percent pass rate on the first attempt of taking the exam.
Coldwell Banker Southern Realty to host ‘Homes for Dogs’ adoption event
Coldwell Banker Southern Realty is proud to announce its participation in the nationwide “Homes for Dogs Project.”
UPDATE: More information on I-40 crash involving lithium ion battery
Officials share an update on a crash that halted interstate traffic for several hours.
Free FEMA Appeal, Mobile Legal Clinic & Community Resource Fair to deliver disaster relief and career pathways
From filing FEMA appeals to launching a new career in healthcare, attendees will have access to vital resources at no cost.
Henderson County Free Fair kicks off today
The wait is over—today marks the opening of the 2025 Henderson County Free Fair.
UPDATE: Woman in TBI Silver Alert found safe
#TNSilverAlert: We need your help to find Billie Jo Kennett, who is missing from Weakley County.
POLL RESULTS: How large does a lottery jackpot have to grow before you buy a ticket?
For our Poll of the Day, we asked our viewers what does the Powerball's grand total have to be before they try their luck.
Childcare is often unaffordable, but some hope to change that
A new report outlines a plan to make childcare more affordable and accessible for all families.
Construction starts soon for new department at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital
The Jackson-Madison County General Hospital is getting ready to construct a new ER branch.
Public hearing held for new charter school in Jackson
The Jackson-Madison County School Board held a public hearing for a new charter school.
Legislators, FCC show support for cellphone jamming in prisons
Some legislators aim to permit correctional institutions to block illegal cellphone use by inmates.
MISSING: TBI issues Silver Alert for 89-year-old Jean Powell
TBI says Jean Powell was last seen on Saturday, August 30th in Paris, Tennessee.
Jackson Criminal Court report: September 3
See complete dockets from Jackson City Court, Criminal Court, Wednesday, September 3.
POLL: How large does a lottery jackpot have to grow before you buy a ticket?
With the Powerball estimated jackpot climbing to 1.8 billion this week, we want to hear from you in our latest poll.
Dream Center to Host ‘Dreams Renewed 2026’ benefit featuring Diamond Rio
The Dream Center of Jackson is excited to announce Dreams Renewed 2026
What the Tech: Old devices, new life
How many old phones and tablets do you have gathering dust around your house? I'm here to tell you that these "worthless" gadgets can still do some pretty smart things!
Window tint laws: Here’s what’s legal in Tennessee
Before you tint, know the rules so you don't get stopped by police for a window tint violation.
Kellanova shares behind-the-scenes look at Jackson plant
We visited Kellanova's Pringles plant here in Jackson for a special behind-the-scenes look.
2024 autopsy for Pauline Pusser released
WBBJ has obtained a copy of the autopsy performed on Pauline Pusser.
JEA wins ‘Best Tasting Water’ award
Water distributed by the Jackson Energy Authority has been declared the “Best Tasting Water” in Tennessee and Kentucky.
FULL VIDEO: Austin Drummond preliminary hearing
Quadruple murder suspect Austin Drummond is back in court for a preliminary hearing expected to begin at 1 p.m.
MIDDAY GUEST: Constitution Week
Jackie Utley and Jeanita Hicks joined our show to share details on Constitution Week.
