Suspects get away with felony level amount of laundry items, trash bags
Two individuals were involved in a felony theft by taking two baskets full of laundry items and trash bags.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Tennessee average gas prices spike 10+ cents since last week
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 10.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.76/g today.
Dyersburg Choral Society Spring Concert
We are excited to announce the annual Dyersburg Choral Society Spring Concert, under the direction of Floyd Speck and accompanied by Carolyn Burnett, alongside the DSCC Choir.
Pet of the Week: Samwell
This week’s Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Samwell!
AMP summer concert series returns for 11th year
An annual free concert series returns to downtown Jackson with 11 shows for the 11th year.
Miss Debutante Scholarship Cotillion returns to the Hub City
An annual scholarship pageant returns to the Hub City. This year's themes is "A Classical Affair of Remembrance: Elegance and Honor."
Annual Hatchie Birdfest kicks off with concert
One local event is literally "for the birds."
City of Jackson hosts 3rd annual Children’s Day program
The City of Jackson celebrated students and teachers with a special program Friday.
Pope Francis rosary prayer held at St. Mary Major Basilica
Catholic faithful gathered in front of the Papal Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome Friday night for a special rosary prayer ahead of Pope Francis' funeral.
2025-26 hunting seasons set at April commission meeting
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission set the state’s 2025-26 hunting and trapping seasons at its two-day April meeting which concluded Friday.
Ribbon cutting held for new men’s dorm at Aspell Recovery
A local addiction treatment center celebrates a special milestone.
USJ holds special celebration honoring Grandparents’ Day
Spring is here, and for the University School of Jackson, one of the highlights of the season is Grandparent's Day.
Local residents celebrate Arbor Day with tree planting ceremony
Jackson Parks and Recreation celebrates Arbor Day with a special event.
South Side seniors create petition to honor classmates at graduation
Students at South Side High School have created a petition asking the principal to reconsider her denial of their request to honor their classmates at graduation.
Turkey hunting opening in the Mississippi River Floodwaters Zone
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is monitoring the Mississippi River level at Caruthersville.
TWRA Fishing Forecast
The TWRA has issued its weekly fishing forecast!
Arrest made at local ballpark for firearm, alcohol violations
A 20-year-old was arrested Thursday night following a serious incident involving firearms and alcohol violations at the Bells Ball Park.
State works to meet REAL ID demand, clears up common myths
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security is working hard to meet increased demand ahead of the May 7th REAL ID implementation date.
FHU President David R. Shannon to step down; Presidential search to begin
Freed-Hardeman University President David R. Shannon has announced he will step down at the end of the 2025–26 academic year.
Humboldt police officers visit local boy recovering from surgery
Meet Joseph: He first met Humboldt PD during a tough time in his life and instantly fell in love with the police force—calling them his other family.
Educator of the Week: Deborah McLean
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
Milan Chamber Gala celebrates community members making a difference
One local community celebrates the accomplishments made throughout their community in business, education and leadership.
Strawberry sales begin at Green Acres Farms
It's spring which means it's strawberry season!
Local 12-year-old celebrates release of her new book
One local kid celebrates the release of her new book.
DEA’s National Take Back Day returns April 26 to help prevent prescription drug misuse
The DEA, in coordination with law enforcement partners across the country, will host the 28th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 26.
Premier Furniture to offer discounts following ribbon cutting in McKenzie
A dedication was held Thursday morning for Premier Furniture in McKenzie.
Jackson Police Department swears in 2 new officers
An important swearing-in ceremony was held Thursday morning at a local police department.
Alamo welcomes new medical clinic with ribbon cutting
An official dedication was held Thursday for the Medical Clinic of Alamo.
Ribbon cutting held for McKenzie Taproom
West Tennessee Brewing has opened the first taproom in downtown McKenzie.
NASA Hubble releases new images to celebrate 35th year of operations
The Hubble Space Telescope has now been in Earth's orbit for 35 years.
FHU students select Scott and Hobgood as Mr. and Miss FHU 2025
The Freed-Hardeman University student body has selected Campbell Scott, of Jackson, Tennessee, and Brenna Hobgood, of Smyrna, Tennessee, as Mr. and Miss FHU 2025.
Elks Lodge #192 recognizes local students as ‘Scouts of the Year’
Jackson Elks Lodge #192 has recognized two outstanding young citizens who exemplify Scouting in every way.
‘After the Storm’ music festival set for this weekend
An upcoming event aims to raise funds for local storm victims.
Dietician shares tips, recipes for those undergoing cancer treatment
You may know, love or even be someone who is battling cancer.
Father, author talks preparing youth for adulthood
Graduation season is quickly approaching, and transitioning into adulthood can be exciting but also overwhelming for young adults.
Middle College set to expand at Jackson State
Jackson State Community College is set to expand its Middle College offerings starting this fall.
MIDDAY GUEST: Tyler Spann Water Safety Project
Angela Spann with the Tyler Spann Water Safety Project joined our show to talk water safety and share details on the organization's upcoming 5K run at Beech Lake.
5 facing federal charges for drug trafficking scheme in West Tennessee
Five people have been indicted and are facing federal charges for their involvement in an organized drug trafficking scheme.
Tennessee voters to decide on ban of state property tax in 2026
The Tennessee House of Representatives passed a resolution that would let voters decide whether to permanently ban a state property tax.
What the Tech: FBI Scam report
A new report from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) paints a sobering picture of just how much damage cyber criminals are doing across the country.
Alzheimer’s Association hosts Volunteer Kickoff Party in Jackson
One organization is preparing for another season of combatting a debilitating disease.
Tennessee animal shelters encouraged to apply for grants
Animal shelters across Tennessee are invited to apply for funding that supports spay and neuter services.
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month to kick off in May
As more riders hit the streets this spring, keeping safety front and center is more important than ever.
Professor details success of UTM’s broadcast program during rotary meeting
This week's rotary club guest speaker was UT Martin's communications professor, Richard Robinson.
Man sentenced to federal prison for possession of firearms, ammunition
A federal judge has sentenced a man to 10 years in federal prison for possession of several firearms and a large amount of ammunition.
Groundbreaking held in Paris for inclusive playground
The Levi Miles Foundation, in partnership with the City of Paris, is proud to announce the development of a state-of-the-art inclusive playground at Ogburn park.
FDA approves new treatment option for Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson's disease is the most common movement disorder, affecting nearly one million Americans.
Memphis Tourism pop-up returning for AMP series opener
For the second year now, Memphis Tourism is bringing the home of the Blues, Soul and Rock 'N Roll to the Hub City.
