What the Tech: Your TV is spying on you
That gleaming 85-inch smart TV you just bought for what looked like a steal might not be such a bargain after all.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
RECAP: How the quadruple murder case unfolded, what we know about Drummond
In continuing coverage, we break down the timeline in the Lake County quadruple homicide case involving Austin Drummond, and what's next.
West Tennessee’s live music lineup: August 27-September 2
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
Police search for suspect, vehicle abandoned in Muse Park
DEVELOPING: An active search for a suspect is underway near Muse Park in Jackson.
Dyersburg Police investigate fatal shooting
Dyersburg Police Department Detectives are investigating a Tuesday night shooting that left one man dead and another injured.
West Tennessee Road Construction: August 27-September 3
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Ashlyn Swinea
Ashlyn Swinea joined the WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News team in August 2025. Ashlyn was raised in McKenzie, TN. She attended the University of Alabama, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Information Sciences in May 2025.…
Birth Choice to hold annual ‘Walk for Life’ on October 4
Birth Choice will hold its annual Walk for Life on Saturday, October 4th.
U.S. Marshals, Jackson police arrest 2024 murder suspect
The U.S. Marshals Service and Jackson Police Department have partnered to arrest First-Degree Murder suspect, Demetrius Moore, 22, in Jackson.
MIDDAY GUEST: Jackson International Food and Art Festival
Dr. Sandra Dee and Eduardo Morales joined our show to discuss the 11th Jackson International Food and Art Festival.
Inflatable Park to replace carnival at Soybean Festival
Changes are announced for the 2025 Tennessee Soybean Festival.
TN Department of Revenue alerts residents to scam letter
The Tennessee Department of Revenue is alerting residents to a scam.
Congressman David Kustoff meets with local restaurant operators for industry roundtable
Congressman Kustoff joined restaurant owners and operators from across Jackson for a “Restaurant Roundtable.”
What the Tech: Informed delivery
If you’re one of the more than 72 million Americans already using USPS Informed Delivery, you know how convenient it can be. But criminals have figured out a way to use Informed Delivery as a tool for mail theft.
POLL RESULTS: What’s your favorite season?
For our Poll of the Day, we asked our viewers which season they liked the best. Now, we have the results!
Law prohibiting guns in parks is unconstitutional, Gibson County court finds
A local court says a state law regarding guns in parks is unconstitutional. Here's what we know.
Jackson police arrest suspect in Roosevelt Parkway homicide
Following an investigation, the Jackson Police Department has identified 19-year-old Michael Hunt as a suspect in a recent fatal shooting.
Positive Living Group to host butterfly release for National Grief Awareness Day
Positive Living Group in Jackson is hosting their annual butterfly release for National Grief Awareness Day.
Local nonprofit donates school supplies to Lincoln Elementary
One local nonprofit presents a special donation to a historic school.
The Mill Workspace invites local entrepreneurs to roundtable discussion
One local entrepreneur center hosts a roundtable discussion.
Dyer Co. officials respond to structure fire near Memorial Drive
Dyer County authorities are asking residents to avoid the area surrounding Memorial Drive as they respond to a structure fire.
Leaders Credit Union named best credit union to work for in TN, 7th in the nation
Leaders Credit Union, a member-owned financial cooperative based in Jackson, Tennessee, has been named the Best Credit Union to Work for in Tennessee and seventh overall in the nation, according to American Banker.
POLL: What’s your favorite season?
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall, we want to know: which is your favorite season of all?
TWRA investigates Reelfoot Spillway vandalism
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is investigating the vandalism of the Reelfoot Spillway.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged
It’s a love story and, baby, she said yes: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are engaged.
Tourism in Madison County generated $348,798,681 in visitor spending in 2024
A new report shows tourism remains a key economic driver in Jackson and Madison County.
MIDDAY GUEST: The Jackson Symphony’s 65th Season
Sherry Freeman joined our show to discuss The Jackson Symphony's 65th season.
Police seek identities of several theft suspects
The Savannah Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying theft suspects.
Community Foundation donates $5k to support Union University’s HUB for advanced 3D printing technology
The Community Foundation of West Tennessee donated $5,000 to Union University’s HUB for Innovation, Making, and Entrepreneurship.
SBC President Pressley to preach in Union chapel Aug. 27
Clint Pressley, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, will preach in chapel at Union University Aug. 27.
Tourism generates over $317 million for Northwest Tennessee in 2024
Tourism continues to prove its strength in Northwest Tennessee.
What the Tech: Man in the middle
Free Wi-Fi can feel like a lifesaver when you’re traveling or just hanging out at a coffee shop. But before you tap “connect,” there’s a scam you should know about.
Lexington alderman proposes freeze on property taxes for seniors in recent meeting
One man proposes a big change during the City of Lexington's board of mayor and aldermen meeting.
‘Rolling 60 Crip’ gang member pleads guilty to murder
One man is sentenced to prison after a 2023 homicide in Humboldt.
Liberty Tech celebrates historic 45-13 win, prepares for next game
The Liberty Tech Crusaders football team made history last Friday.
Gibson County Fair returns for a week of fun and festivities
The oldest continuously-running fair in the south is back for its 170th year, bringing a week of livestock shows, exhibits, and carnival fun.
Reception coming up for new historical exhibit at the Carnegie
The Carnegie's new photography exhibit is sharing a real-life look into the past.
SBA, City of Selmer and McNairy County Chamber of Commerce join forces to help communities recover after April storms
In the wake of severe storms and tornadoes, a collaborative effort is underway to support survivors with resources.
Shiloh to host Labor Day Weekend hike and Civil War cannon firing demonstrations
Shiloh National Military Park invites visitors to step back in time with a brand-new ranger-guided hike and live Civil War artillery demonstrations.
TDOT announces no lane closures for Labor Day holiday
The Tennessee Department of Transportation will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state routes for the Labor Day holiday travel period.
Tennessee average gas prices rise 3.4 cents since last week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 3.4 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.74/g today.
Nonprofit shares resources for food-insecure homes amid possible SNAP changes
On Friday, August 8 Governor Bill Lee announced he was seeking a federal waiver to enhance the SNAP program in Tennessee.
Pet of the Week: Charlotte
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Charlotte!
What the Tech: App of the Day ElevenReader
There are plenty of apps that will read to you, but ElevenReader takes it to another level.
West TN fire departments receive $2 million in grant funding during Hub City check presentation
First responders from all across West Tennessee made their way to the Hub City for a check presentation.
Milan welcomes pool hall centered around family-friendly fun
Earlier Friday, the City of Milan celebrated the grand opening of Dave's Pool Hall.
Sweet Tea Festival kicks off in downtown McKenzie
The Sweet Tea Festival is taking place at downtown park in McKenzie.
Local farmers treated to appreciation breakfast
Farmers were celebrated with a special breakfast honoring their hard work and dedication to the community.
Jackson police investigate shooting incident
On August 22, 2025, Jackson police officers responded to a ShotSpotter alert in the 200 block of Roosevelt Parkway at approximately 1:30 pm.
LIFTED: Precautionary boil water notice for western Henderson County
The precautionary boil water notice for Lexington Utilities customers issued on Friday, August 22nd, for the west portion of Henderson County has been lifted.
