Controlled burn to be conducted on Shiloh Battlefield
Shiloh National Military Park will conduct a prescribed burn in the next several weeks.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Georgia’s got cornbread, California might claim Bigfoot. What are your state’s symbols?
The debates around adopting official state symbols offer levity along with valuable civics lessons for students.
Residents gather to meet candidates running for office in Crockett County
Residents in one community get the chance to meet the candidates running for office following the first day of early voting.
Jackson Christian School kicks off color guard clinicals
One local high school is preparing for the Strawberry Festival.
Hardin Co. EMA holds meeting to discuss hazard mitigation plan
Hardin County Emergency Management hosted an important meeting Monday.
JSCC hosts ‘Red Sand Project’ to help raise awareness about human trafficking
Jackson State Community College's Gibson County center hosted a "Red Sand Project" Monday.
Union University host its annual variety show
It's time for local university students to shine here in the Hub City.
Pet of the Week: Strudel
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Strudel.
What the Tech: App of the day ‘Radiooooo’
Tired of the same old playlists on your usual music streaming apps? Then you need to check out Radioooooo, the App of the Day that acts as a time machine for your ears.
Local student has art featured in exhibit
One local student gets the opportunity to share his art.
Local Easter egg hunts, events happening this weekend
With the Easter holiday quickly approaching, we have some weekend events that are taking place this Saturday and Sunday.
Dyer County deputy struck by vehicle while providing assistance to crash victims
According to the Dyer County Sheriff’s Office, a deputy was struck by a vehicle Friday evening while providing assistance to victims of an initial crash on Highway 104.
‘Punch-a-thon’ aims to raise awareness, funds on World Parkinson’s Day
Rock Steady Boxing hosts a "punch-a-thon" fundraiser Friday, on World Parkinson's Day.
TN River Rendezvous brings history to life starting this weekend
The 5th annual Tennessee River Rendezvous will be held this weekend in Saltillo.
Milan Middle goes blue for Child Abuse Prevention Month
"Wear Blue" is a statewide awareness campaign that takes place every April.
TWRA Fishing Forecast
The TWRA has issued its weekly fishing forecast!
Milan Army Ammunition Plant formally deactivated
The Milan Army Ammunition Plant was formally deactivated, April 10, as part of a “casing of the colors” ceremony.
Lights Up! Theatre Co. to hold auditions for ‘Frozen Kids’
Lights Up! Theatre Co. is excited to announce auditions for Frozen Kids
House fire cause believed to be weather-related
Thursday evening, Madison County Fire crews responded to a residential structure fire in eastern Madison County.
DA’s Fugitive Friday: James Lumpkins wanted in Gibson County
James Lumpkins is wanted out of Gibson County Circuit Court for violation of probation.
‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive set for May 10
RIFA will partner with the USPS and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) as they conduct their national food drive, Stamp Out Hunger.
Memphis themed pop-up event returns for Jackson’s AMP at the Market
Memphis Tourism is bringing the Home of the Blues, Soul and Rock ‘n’ Roll to locals in Jackson, TN for a second consecutive year.
Educator of the Week: Melissa Watkins
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
What the Tech: Which streaming service has the best movies?
Are you tired of the endless scroll through streaming services, wondering where to find the best movies? You're not alone.
Tom Britt receives 2025 Billy Schrivner Distinguished Service Award
A local legend is honored for his role in West Tennessee's broadcasting and sports history.
Birth Choice in Jackson to offer adoption agency services
After serving families for almost 36 years, the Birth Choice center in Jackson announces some big news.
City of Jackson seeks input on Safety Action Plan
Community members were invited to share their opinion regarding traffic and road safety in the Hub City.
Leaders Education Foundation awards over $30,000 to students, community programs
The Leaders Education Foundation awarded more than $30,000 for scholarships and community programs across West Tennessee.
VIDEO: Hail in Haywood County
One viewer shares footage of a hail storm that occurred in Haywood County earlier Thursday.
Record-breaking year for organ donors at JMCGH, Mayor presents proclamation
2024 was a record-breaking year for one nonprofit healthcare organization.
Culinary expert shares brunch ideas, tasty menu inspiration
Spring is here and Easter is coming soon. That means a lot of fun brunches and tasty menu inspiration.
JSCC teaches nursing students emergency preparedness with mock disaster
A mock disaster took place Thursday to teach nursing students emergency preparedness.
LIFELINE announces latest giveaway winner
LIFELINE Blood Services celebrated the winner of their latest promotion Thursday.
Blackburn, Klobuchar introduce bill to help victims of human trafficking
Today, U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn and Amy Klobuchar introduced the "Combating Trafficking in Transportation Act."
Tax expert shares how to maximize your refund
With tax day around the corner, it's the perfect time to make sure you're maximizing your refund.
West Tennessee Road Construction: April 9-15
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
MIDDAY GUEST: United Way Pancake Breakfast
Lisbon Lopes with United Way of West TN joined our show to share details on an upcoming pancake breakfast benefiting The READ Team.
The Mill Workspace partners with local chambers to host Facebook Ads Workshop in Trenton
The nearly sold-out event drew a strong turnout of attendees who were eager to expand their digital marketing knowledge.
What the Tech: Tech for side hustles
With the cost of everything on the rise, many of us are looking for ways to supplement our income. Thankfully, technology has made it easier than ever to start a side hustle, right from the palm of your hand.
Southern Pride president talks company’s history
We spoke with the president of Southern Pride about how a small idea grew to inspire BBQ makers across the country.
Mandatory evacuation notice issued as flooded areas in Dyer County declared disaster area
In a Facebook post made Wednesday, the Dyer County Sheriff's Office informed community members that areas where homes are flooded have been declared as a disaster area.
Greater Jackson Chamber announces 2024-2025 Leadership University graduates
38 aspiring young leaders have completed the 2024-2025 Leadership University program, a community youth leadership development program of the Greater Jackson Chamber.
Bethel University appoints Lougan Bishop as vice president of enrollment, advancement
Bethel University is pleased to announce the appointment of Lougan Bishop as the new Vice President of Enrollment and Advancement, effective April 28.
8 seniors nominated for titles of Mr. and Miss FHU
Freed-Hardeman University’s tradition of honoring outstanding seniors continues for the 85th year, as faculty and students have selected eight finalists for the title of Mr. and Miss FHU.
Samaritan’s Purse continues relief efforts in McNairy Co., volunteers needed
Teams of volunteers serving with Samaritan's Purse, an international Christian relief organization, will continue to help families in Tennessee recover from last week's deadly tornado.
Winners for 2025 Sterling Awards announced
Dr. Margaret Taylor, president of Jackson Area Business and Professional Women, has announced the winners of Sterling Awards 2025: 20 Most Influential Women in West Tennessee, the Outstanding Woman Military Veteran and the Sue Shelton White Award.
Continuing coverage of Selmer’s storm damage repair
In our continuing team coverage, one local community shares that they are on track for storm recovery.
Remembering Jackson businessman, photographer Mitch Carter
The Jackson community is mourning the loss of a well-known Jackson businessman and talented photographer.
What the Tech: iPhone price increase
Are you feeling the urge to rush out and buy a new iPhone? You're not alone. There's a wave of "panic buying" happening as people worry about potential price hikes due to ongoing trade tariffs between the US and China.
Jackson Fire Department clears flooded subdivision
The Jackson Fire Department was hard at work cleaning up a local neighborhood Sunday.
