‘If you’re in it, so are we’: Local restaurant keeps its doors open amid winter storm
One local restaurant heats things up while local residents are shivering in the cold weather.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
National Caregivers Day to kick off February 21
National Caregivers Day on the third Friday in February honors the healthcare professionals across the country providing long-term care and hospice care.
What to expect as TDOT works to remove snow, ice from roadways
Below freezing temperatures turned heavy snow into a thick shield of ice on some main roadways in West Tennessee by midday Wednesday. We have more on where crews are focusing and what to expect over the next couple of days.
JTA safety notice: Change of hours due to weather
Due to the hazardous weather conditions, Jackson Transit Authority buses have stopped operating at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 19.
School and Business Closings: February 19-21
School and Business Closings for Wednesday, February 19 due to severe weather.
What the Tech: Chinese apps
In the past few weeks, two Chinese apps, DeepSeek and RedNote, have skyrocketed to the top of app store charts, finding their way onto millions of U.S. smartphones. However, security…
Walmart’s meteorology team aims to help keep shelves stocked during severe weather
While you're out shopping for the essentials, one grocery store is making sure it continues to keep shelves stocked through the snowy conditions.
Warming shelter to reopen in the Hub City amid winter storm
As the temperatures begin to drop, the Hub City has resources for those who need a safe place to go.
West TN Healthcare hosts informational event that aims to help save lives
When it comes to an emergency, minutes can make all the difference in saving lives.
Greater Jackson Chamber hosts annual celebration, awards ceremony
A local event returns to celebrate community.
Crews make road preparations for winter storm
As winter weather begins moving through West Tennessee, it's advised motorists minimize or avoid traveling in the event of snow accumulation.
AARP is celebrating Black History Month with life-changing wishes
'Wish of a Lifetime' from AARP is granting meaningful wishes to older adults and celebrating their stories and lifelong contributions.
Observance for Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month approaching
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month is observed annually in March.
School and Business Closings
Due to the inclement weather expected to arrive Tuesday afternoon, schools and businesses are announcing closures or early dismissals in preparation.
What the Tech: Emergency storage
Have you ever been struck by the dreaded “Storage Full” notification on your phone? We’ve all been there. Deleting photos, apps, and messages can help, but there’s a faster, more efficient way to reclaim your phone's storage.
City officials urge south Dyersburg residents to prepare in case of evacuation
The recent storms have impacted many communities in West Tennessee. Now, one local city is warning some residents to prepare for a possible evacuation if conditions worsen.
How to protect your information against data breaches
With many recent data breaches from all types of industries, it's become clear how common they are these days. So how can you safeguard your personal information?
Freed-Hardeman University’s new dining hall, Chick-Fil-A opens to the public
There's a new dining opportunity for those in the Henderson community.
Jackson Rotary’s ‘Woman of the Year’ postponed to February 26
The Jackson Rotary Club is postponing a special presentation planned for this week.
Tennessee average gas prices rise 5+ cents since last week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 5.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.77/g today.
Flooding and storms impact West TN
Severe weather conditions are affecting most of the West Tennessee region right now.
Safety Notice issued by Gibson Co. Electric
At the request of the Obion County Emergency Management Authority, Gibson Electric will be temporarily shutting down power in parts of Rives as a precautionary safety measure.
Levee fails, severe flooding covers Rives, TN
According to the reports from the U.S. National Weather Service-Memphis, the levee near Rives has failed and severe flooding has prompted water rescues.
Hardin Co. resident first to receive designer jacket
A special Hardin County resident is honored with a fashion first.
Pet of the Week: Daisy
This week's Pet of the Week is Daisy!
The Thaxton family celebrates 20 years of “Treasure’s Love Bears”
JACKSON, Tenn.--One family continues its efforts to share love with families on this special day, Valentine's Day. The Thaxtons have given teddy bears to families in the NICU at…
12 year celebration of sobriety and fellowship with Hope Recovery Center
MADISON COUNTY , Tenn.--- One organization celebrates not only 12 years but also sobriety. The Hope Recovery Center celebrated their men and women during their annual Valentine's Day…
Flowers, hearts, candy: Hub City shoppers show love for Valentine’s Day
From cards and candy to colorful flowers, Valentine's Day is a special time to show loved ones you care.
TBI warns of scam targeting high school athletes
The TBI is warning about a scam targeting high school athletes.
Flood threat high in Hardin County with more rain on the way
A severe weather and significant flood threat looks to be on the way for many parts of West Tennessee.
Educator of the Week: Keri Anna Wolfe
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
West Tennessee Road Construction February 12-19
See details on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
DA’s Fugitive Friday: William Taylor wanted in Gibson County
DA’s Fugitive Friday for February 14, 2025 William Taylor is wanted out of Gibson County Juvenile Court on an attachment warrant for failing to appear on his scheduled court date of September 18, 2024. Mr. Taylor owes over $48,000 dollars…
What you need to know about the recent earthquake and how to prepare
JACKSON, Tenn.-- We have more information on what happened regarding the earthquake from Thursday morning. We spoke with Dr. Stan Dunagan a professor at the University of Tennessee at Martin…
Bogey’s Bar & Grill opening for business in Bolivar
The Hardeman County Chamber of Commerce holds a grand opening of a new business.
‘The Black Farm Experience’ opens at West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center
The West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville opens a new exhibition.
Jackson Careers and Technology Middle School Girls Basketball team headed to state championship
A local sports team makes history.
Money management tips for small business owners
In today's consumer watch: money management tips for small business owners.
United Way invites community to nominate a Volunteer of the Year
United Way of West Tenn. will begin a new tradition at its annual First Ladies’ Luncheon by recognizing one deserving woman as Volunteer of the Year.
Senator Blackburn weighs in on Trump’s priorities, talks new legislation
Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn weighs in on President Trump's recent crackdown on immigration.
MIDDAY GUEST: Ford Good Neighbor Plan
Marianne Dunavant with Ford Community Relations joined our show to share details on the Ford Good Neighbor Plan.
$50,000 Powerball ticket sold in Halls
The Tennessee Lottery says a $50,000 winning Powerball ticket was sold in West Tennessee.
Cast your vote for USA Today’s ‘Best City for Street Art’ before the deadline
JACKSON, Tenn.---The Hub City is currently in a competition for art murals around the city. A pinch of creativity, hours of hard work, and endless amount of community support can…
Joann Fabric in Jackson marked for closure
According to CNN, Joann Fabric and Crafts is set to close 500 stores nationwide.
Previously deported man arrested in Trenton on sex offender registry charge
US Marshals have arrested a previously deported man on reentry and sex offender violation charges.
Rotary members enjoy Valentine-themed club meeting
The Jackson Rotary Club met for their weekly meeting Wednesday afternoon.
MIDDAY GUEST: First Ladies’ Luncheon
Anita Kay Archer and Kristen Chambers joined our show to share details on United Way of West Tennessee's First Ladies Luncheon.
What the Tech: Routers and hackers
In a world where our homes are increasingly connected, a recent security alert from Netgear serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities lurking in our WiFi routers. This one demands immediate attention from millions of households across the country.
Upcoming projects, potential grants for Selmer discussed during meeting
One local town has voted on new plans for their residents.
Mid-West TN Genealogical Society holds monthly meeting
One local organization is encouraging residents to learn and preserve their family history.
