‘Rolling 60 Crip’ gang member pleads guilty to murder
One man is sentenced to prison after a 2023 homicide in Humboldt.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
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!
Fall Like Weather And Near Record Lows Ahead!
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: A cold front will move our weather for the second half of our weekend bringing a cooler shot of Fall like air for much of next week!…
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.
Madison County Sheriff’s Office warns residents of scam calls impersonating law enforcement
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is alerting residents about a surge in scam calls targeting individuals in Madison County.
Crash halts eastbound traffic on I-40
A late morning crash Friday continues to have traffic backed up on I-40 East toward Nashville.
What the Tech: Speed up slow computers
Is your computer too slow? It seems they sometimes cannot work fast enough for us but it doesn’t mean you need to get a new one.
Henry Co. organization meets to decide how to save a local piece of history
One organization meets to discuss preserving a piece of architectural history in their town.
POLL RESULTS: What’s your favorite fair food?
For our Poll of the Day, we asked our viewers which fair food is their favorite. Now, we have the results!
Banks aiming to prevent AI-powered scams targeting seniors
An alarming new wave of AI-powered scams are targeting senior citizens, leading to billions in losses.
University of Memphis at Lambuth welcomes students for move-in day
One local college welcomes some old and new faces as students move in for the semester.
theCO’s ‘Taste & Tell’ event set for September 18
theCO will host Taste & Tell on September 18 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
POLL: What’s your favorite fair food?
With fair season upon us in West Tennessee, we want to hear from you in our latest poll.
Possible active shooter reported at UT Chattanooga
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga issued an alert of a possible active shooter.
MIDDAY GUEST: Sleep in Heavenly Peace
Michelle and Kevin Cozine with the Jackson chapter of Sleep in Heavenly Peace joined our show to discuss how they help provide beds to children in need.
Tennessee police officer charged with aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault
An investigation by special agents with the TBI into a domestic violence situation involving a police officer has resulted in an arrest.
Tennessee city manager charged with aggravated burglary, theft, stalking
An investigation by special agents with the TBI has resulted in the arrest of a city manager.
West Tennessee Road Construction: August 20-27
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
What the Tech: Cookies explained
You’ve probably seen the pop-up a thousand times: “This site uses cookies — accept or decline?”
63-year-old Lexington resident details battle with mold in her apartment complex
One Lexington resident says she has exhausted all her options after dealing with a mold problem in her apartment complex.
Governor Lee visits West Tennessee as manufacturer announces expansion
State officials joined Hitachi Energy Wednesday to announce a major expansion in Crockett County.
Tennessee and Arkansas unveil new name for I-55 bridge: Kings’ Crossing
The Tennessee and Arkansas Department of Transportation are celebrating culture and history by announcing a new name for the Interstate 55 (I-55) bridge.
West Tennessee’s live music lineup: August 20-26
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
MIDDAY GUEST: ScaleUp Kitchen
Lisa Garner, CEO of theCo, joined our show to share more about the ScaleUp Kitchen program.
Crime Stoppers seek suspect in robbery case
Crime Stoppers need your help locating a robbery suspect.
Hitachi Energy to expand manufacturing operations in Crockett County
Hitachi Energy will invest an initial $97 million and create 100 new jobs through the project with plans for future growth.
What the Tech: Google Yourself
If you have ever Googled your own name, you may have been surprised by what turned up. Entire websites publish details such as your address, phone number, email, relatives’ names, and even photos of the houses you have lived in.
‘Citizen Police Academy’ gives a closer look into daily law enforcement operations
Citizens are once again getting an opportunity to see behind the scenes of daily operations in law enforcement.
Hardeman County Commission discusses recent lawsuit, honors late archivist
One local county holds their monthly commission meeting to discuss recent lawsuits while also honoring a special woman.
Man honored for 28 years of leadership with AgResearch and Education Center at Milan
One man is honored for almost three decades of service to his community.
New upgrades coming to at least 4 Hub City parks
We spoke with the City of Jackson's Parks and Rec Department, and local councilmen, to get insight on upcoming park improvements.
Tennessee Firemen’s Association to host annual conference in Jackson
One conference is coming to West Tennessee and local firefighters are getting the word out.
VSS DANCE celebrates 40 years with open enrollment for new & seasoned dancers
VSS DANCE is thrilled to announce open enrollment for the 2025–2026 season
MIDDAY GUEST: Salt & Light Banquet
Faith Moore with Area Relief Ministries joined our show to share details on the upcoming Salt & Light Banquet.
#1 best-selling Performing Arts author returns with second book
Pre-order begins Tuesday, August 19th, for the second book in the #BYOP: Be Your Own Producer series from Broadway actress and award-winning indie film and music producer, Ashley Kate Adams.
What the Tech: Prime your TV for kickoff
You spent a lot of money on a new television, so you want to make sure you are getting the best possible picture. The good news is you do not need professional tools or hours of work to optimize your settings.
