Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff

TWRA: Landmark acquisition of Hatchie Bottom property announced

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA), in partnership with The Nature Conservancy of Tennessee (TNC) and The Conservation Fund (TCF), is proud to announce the acquisition of the Hatchie Bottom property, a 7,457-acre expanse of ecologically rich bottomland hardwood forest along the Hatchie River.

UT Martin establishes Center for Southern Art

A new Center for Southern Art is being launched by the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Department of Visual and Theatre Arts and the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.

Jury delivers guilty verdicts in murder of 18-year-old

The Dyer County Sheriff’s Office announces that on November 6, 2025, a Dyer County jury found Deshawn "Money" Gorman and Demauzay "Zay" Jackson guilty of First Degree Murder in connection with the tragic death of Daronte Herbert.

What the Tech: Getting email under control

Email may not be the most exciting part of the internet, but it’s still how we communicate every day. The problem is, most of us wake up to dozens, sometimes hundreds, of emails we don’t need.

Andrea Bond Johnson announces campaign for Tennessee House of Representatives

Small business owner and community leader Andrea Bond Johnson recently announced her campaign for the Tennessee House of Representatives at the October meeting of the Madison County Democratic Party, pledging to fight for affordability, opportunity and common-sense leadership in rural Tennessee.

What the Tech: Google Hot 100

If millions of people are searching for the same gift, that’s a good sign it might be hard to find this holiday season. Google’s annual Hot 100 list offers a…

What the Tech: iPhone update

When Apple introduced Liquid Glass, it looked futuristic. It was a cool visual trick, but many iPhone and iPad users quickly found it frustrating. With the new iOS 26.1 update, you can finally turn it off, or at least tone it down.