FHU Associates to host Jane Austen-Inspired Victorian Tea Party
“It is a truth universally acknowledged” that nothing is more delightful than a cozy afternoon tea.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
POLL: Snow Cone vs. Ice Cream
With festival season underway, the food that come with it is a highlight for many.
Madison County surpasses 100,000 residents, marking a historic milestone
Madison County has officially surpassed 100,000 residents for the first time in its history.
Educator of the Week: Katie Moore
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
Some Nice Weather To Start Our Weekend
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: Yesterday was a busy day in the weather center as numerous strong storms and a few severe storms moved through the west Tennessee area producing large hail…
POLL RESULTS: Fried Oreos vs. Fried Pickles
The results are in! Earlier Thursday, we asked our audience which they preferred more: Fried Oreos or fried pickles?
New business discussed during Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting
Local leaders held a meeting in Henderson to make some final decisions that may impact residents.
JMCSS leaders meet to discuss addendum to 2026 budget, recognize student
Leaders with the Jackson-Madison County School System meet Thursday afternoon to address several issues on their agenda.
Drug Task Force seizes suitcase connected to armed robbery in Nashville
Agents with the 30th District out of Memphis were conducting criminal interdiction operations this past Tuesday morning when they came across a suitcase that contained several thousand dollars in cash along with some 7-11 deposit bags and slips.
Police identify human remains as woman who went missing in 2022
The Dyer County Sheriff's Office has identified human remains found in a wooded area off Ashley Road on April 6, 2025.
Local artists help create new BlueOval City sculpture
A new sculpture was dedicated to growth, sustainability and community at the site of a nearby factory.
Area Relief Ministries says ‘thank you’ to volunteers with special breakfast
Area Relief Ministries hosted a special breakfast Thursday morning.
Letter carriers to collect donations for ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive Saturday
Every second Saturday in May, letter carriers in more than 10,000 cities and towns across America collect food donations for the NALC's Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive — the largest one-day food drive in the nation.
Local trailblazing student shares his story as he nears graduation
University of Memphis student Mateo Flores is a story of success in uncharted waters.
CASA of Henderson Co. talks mission to help children during lunch and learn
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce held an important lunch and learn Thursday.
Expert talks scenic summer travel destination
Explore the unique culture and entertainment options throughout an exceptional island adventure.
Hub City Wrestling to host benefit event for storm victims
Hub City Wrestling is stepping into the the ring for a cause greater than a championship belt.
Local students treated to celebration for book challenge
Faculty, staff and students at one local school are challenged each year to read 20 books during the school year.
Star Jones helps bring awareness to women’s heart health
94% of women do not prioritize heart health as a wellness motivator, despite it being the #1 killer of women for more than a century.
MIDDAY GUEST: NST Law
Corey B. Trotz with NST Law joined our show to discuss changes in the law firm and to Tennessee's roads.
West Tennessee Road Construction: May 7-14
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
POLL: Fried Oreos vs. Fried Pickles
With festival season bringing a variety of fair-style food to West Tennessee, we're holding a battle of the fried favorites!
Former probation officer indicted after misappropriating over $17,000
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of a former probation officer.
Showers And Storms Likely In The Afternoon
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: We are under a marginal (level 1/5) for severe storms, so a gusty wind storm or a brief hail maker cannot be ruled out. Eastern counties…
Repairs, improvements continue for damaged Union University building
We bring you an update on one local university whose roof caved in after a week of heavy rainfall.
Parent voices concern after alleged strip search of JCM students
A concerned parent reached out to us following an alleged situation involving her son and other students.
POLL RESULTS: Funnel cake or cotton candy?
The results are in! Earlier Wednesday, we asked our audience which they preferred more: Funnel cake or cotton candy?
Unofficial election results: City commissioner for Parkers Crossroads
The Henderson County Election Commission has shared results for a municipal election that took place Tuesday.
Annual career expo kicks off in downtown Jackson
It's time once again for the 2025 Spring Career Expo!
Jackson Rotary Club announces scholarship recipients
The Jackson Rotary Club announces its 2025 annual scholarship award recipients.
UPDATE: Arrest made in 2024 death investigation of Christine Joan Lawrence
After an extensive and thorough investigation, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office has arrested Shannon Danika Rowe for the first-degree murder of Christine Joan Lawrence.
Tick prevention is crucial for health of pets
Spring and summer bring opportunities for dog owners to get outdoors with their pets. It also brings an increased risk of ticks and disease.
VA makes major changes, aims to ‘refocus’ on core mission
The Department of Veteran Affairs has launched major reforms to refocus the department on its core mission.
U.S. Marshals capture West Tennessee rape suspect
A suspect accused of rape was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Service earlier this week.
MIDDAY GUEST: Arts Backstage 2025
Dr. Delita Johnson, Executive Director of the Jackson Arts Council, joined our show to share details on the 2025 Arts Backstage event.
Ready, set, sail at the 12th Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta
The 2025 Cardboard Boat Regatta takes place this Saturday, May 10, on Discovery Park’s South Lake.
POLL: Funnel cake or cotton candy?
It’s festival season in West Tennessee!
Pediatric physician talks swimming safety reminders ahead of summer
Before making that big splash to cool down this summer, here's some things you should consider.
Local college presidents turn up the heat for collaborative event
The viral 'Hot Ones' challenge returned to Madison County to see if local college presidents could take the heat.
Former teachers, students gather for Pope Elementary closing house
We say goodbye to a historic school as they transition into a brand new building.
POLL RESULTS: Caramel Apple vs. Candy Apple
The results are in! Earlier Tuesday we asked our audience which they preferred more: Caramel Apples vs. Candy Apples.
Jackson Pride celebrates local students, awards $7,500 in scholarships
One local organization is giving away thousands of dollars in scholarships.
Jackson Symphony announces new music director
The Jackson Symphony announces the appointment of its fourth music director in the symphony's 65-year history.
Ribbon cutting held to celebrate new Chester County agriculture center
A ribbon cutting was held Tuesday in Chester County for a new agriculture center.
2 Jackson schools included in TVA EnergyRight’s grant announcement
The TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) announced the School Uplift FY25 Grant Winners on Tuesday.
Dr. Joseph D. King named Chief of Pediatric Anesthesiology at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital has announced Joseph D. King, M.D., as Chief of Pediatric Anesthesiology.
Fire officials remind public that arson is a serious crime
Amid Arson Awareness Week, the Tennessee Advisory Committee on Arson (TACA) is reminding residents to report to officials any information they may have on someone committing arson.
Author, former ‘Housewife’ debuts new book on helping busy moms
This Mother's Day, how about something every mom needs — joy!
Cat health: Vet shares tips, treatment for parasites
No matter if your cat lives indoors or outdoors, it's important to think about their health as well.
Man sentenced to 12 years for drug, firearm charges
On May 5, Timothy Fields II was sentenced to serve 12 years in the Tennessee Department of Correction.
