Tennessee’s muzzleloader season starts Saturday, November 8
The 2025 statewide muzzleloader/archery season for deer opens in Tennessee on Saturday, Nov. 8, and continues through Friday, Nov. 21.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
What the Tech: Streaming options
Cutting the cord used to save money. Today, streaming TV can be just as confusing as cable. Prices keep climbing, channel lineups change, and what you get for your money depends…
FHU hosts flag football tournament for homecoming
Local students show up and out for their school's spirit week.
Celebrity deep fake scam costs woman hundreds
The Better Business Bureau is alerting us to a scam that's been very infamous in our area recently.
‘Find Your Way Back’ to FHU Homecoming event kicks off Nov. 7
Monday, Freed-Hardeman University started their homecoming chapel with guest speaker Tony Barham, who is a part of FHU's class of 1986.
Jackson State brings back homecoming tradition for first time in years
Jackson State Community College is bringing back a beloved tradition.
Black Tie & Boxing returns to Jackson on January 10
The STAR Center’s fundraising event, Black Tie and Boxing Presented by Leaders Credit Union, returns on Saturday, January 10
Diabetes Awareness Month: Over 37 million Americans affected
November is Diabetes Awareness Month—a time to spotlight a condition affecting over 37 million Americans and contributing to serious complications for millions more.
Marcus Butler announced as associate head basketball coach
Athletic Director George Yarbro announced today the promotion of Marcus Butler as Associate Head Basketball Coach for Humboldt Senior High Basketball for the 2025/2026 season.
The Jukebox feat. DJ Von | WBBJ Podcast
Meteorologist Moe Shamell and the award-winning DJ Von sit down to discuss his experience in the music scene.
Community Foundation donates $20,000 in hunger relief grants to local nonprofits
In response to the unfolding situation surrounding a delay in SNAP benefits and its impact in the region, the Community Foundation of West Tennessee donated $20,000 in hunger relief assistance to two local nonprofits.
Individuals charged with assisting Drummond face more indictments
Four individuals charged with helping Austin Drummond, the man accused of killing four people in Lake County, are facing additional grand jury indictments.
Dresden Middle School to honor veterans at Field of Heroes Ceremony
Weakley County Schools invites the community to join Dresden Middle School for an annual Field of Heroes ceremony.
Google pulls Gemma from AI Studio after Senator Blackburn accuses model of defamation
U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) released the following statement after Google reportedly removed Gemma from its AI studio.
THP sobriety checkpoints for November 2025
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has released a list of sobriety checkpoints across the state for November 2025.
‘Holiday Marketing Made Simple’ workshop coming to Dresden
The workshop will help business owners prepare their social media strategies for the holiday season.
Adamsville Jr./Sr. High School Band wins state championship
Adamsville Jr./Sr. High School Band is celebrating a major accomplishment.
Tennessee gas prices averaging $2.59/g this week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 1.3 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.59/g today.
American Legion to host Veterans Day celebration in Henderson
American Legion Davidson-Haltom Post 157 in Henderson will present a special celebration titled “Honoring 250 Years of Service” on Veterans Day.
Northwest Correctional Complex celebrates 257 graduates
The Northwest Correctional Complex marked a milestone last month as 257 incarcerated men graduated from education and job training programs.
Dr. Keith Harris selected to serve as Freed-Hardeman University’s 17th President
The Freed-Hardeman University Board of Trustees has chosen Dr. Keith Harris, of Lewisville, Texas, as the next president of FHU.
Bolivar Mayor Julian McTizic to run for State House in 2026
Bolivar Mayor Julian McTizic announced his intentions to run for state house in District 80 in the upcoming 2026 election.
2025 City of Jackson, TN Christmas Parade set for first Monday in December
The 2025 City of Jackson, TN Christmas Parade will be held on Monday, December 1st.
What the Tech: App of the day ‘Flight Tracker’
Flight delays are nothing new, but lately they seem to be happening more often. That is where an app called Flight Tracker can make travel a little less stressful.
West Tennessee residents head out in droves for Halloween fun
The day is finally here that all the kids have been waiting for!
POLL RESULTS: Should Congress still get paid during a government shutdown?
Earlier this week, we asked our audience if they thought it was fair for Congress to still be paid during the government shutdown. Now we have the results.
Lewis Tax Firm kicks off ‘Haunted House Trick or Treat’ event
Lewis Tax Firm in Jackson hosted a family-friendly "haunted house trick or treat" event Friday evening.
WRAP hosts Safe Hope Center trunk or treat
WRAP held their Safe Hope Center trunk or treat Friday.
What the Tech: Shopping somewhere other than Amazon
If you’re shopping for electronics this holiday season, you might want to check somewhere other than Amazon.
Chickasaw State Park hosts ‘costume hike’
Hikers put on their best costumes and hit the trail Friday.
Local restaurant expands age range of free kid’s buffet due to looming SNAP cuts
A local restaurant is giving parents a break by helping to feed children.
United Way of West Tennessee, Community Foundation of West Tennessee mobilize regional response to SNAP benefits delay
United Way of West Tennessee and the Community Foundation of West Tennessee are joining forces to ensure individuals and families across the region have continued access to food and emergency assistance.
UT Martin students work at NFL games in London
Six sport management students at the University of Tennessee at Martin, accompanied by Dr. Dexter Davis, professor of sport management, worked at two National Football League games in early October in London.
Jackson-area transportation company honors associate for 40 years of safety
Averitt recently honored associate Michael Wilson of Huntingdon for 40 years of safety.
Team City of Newbern claims College Cup in Annual Ed Lannom, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament
The City of Newbern team won the rights to be added to the College Cup during the Dyersburg State Community College annual Ed Lannom, Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament.
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb performing in Huntingdon this November
A 90's pop icon is making her way to West Tennessee.
Restaurant Inspection Scores: October 24-30
See the most recent food inspection scores for establishments in West Tennessee.
Frost This Morning, Cool And Dry For Halloween, Rain On Saturday
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: Some patchy frost around this morning with highs reaching the mid 60s with sunny skies. Clear and dry during the Trick-Or-Treating hours in West Tennessee. Rain showers are…
City of Jackson to take part in ‘No Trash November’
The City of Jackson wants you to do your part when it comes to keeping our city clean.
8 West Tennessee communities receive funding for outdoor recreation projects
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation presented ceremonial checks to eight area recipients for outdoor recreation projects.
JSCC nursing students receive hands-on experience during mock disaster
A mock disaster took place at JSCC Thursday to teach nursing students emergency preparedness.
Expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for millions of Americans
As open enrollment begins November 1, expiring healthcare tax credits could raise premiums for 22-million Americans and affect access to affordable coverage.
Precision Auto Body celebrates 30 years of serving West Tennessee
A local body shop celebrates 30 years.
‘Operation Blackout’ to add extra layer of protection in Tennessee communities on Halloween
On Halloween night, children are knocking on doors, and have no idea who the may come in contact with.
Tennessee Highway Patrol shares Halloween enforcement and safety tips
The THP has plans for increased visibility and enforcement efforts over the Halloween weekend to ensure troopers are promoting a safe and happy holiday for all Tennesseans.
POLL: Should Congress still get paid during a government shutdown?
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
TBA launches statewide pro bono portal to connect lawyers with Tennesseans in need
The Tennessee Bar Association (TBA) today launched a new, statewide portal for volunteer opportunities in partnership with Paladin, a leading pro bono management platform.
UPDATE: Police announce arrests following large manhunt
Officials have successfully apprehended two suspects in Crockett County following an extensive manhunt that commenced after a routine traffic stop.
Multiple charged as more than 1/4lb of meth seized from home
West Tennessee Drug Task Force announces two arrests.
Halloween 2025: Let’s see your costumes!
It's Halloween week, and we want to see the best costumes in West Tennessee!
