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If you have ever been cruising down the interstate and asked yourself, “Should we get off at this exit or wait for something better,” you are exactly who the iExit app is for.
Residents in Henderson County celebrated the holidays on ice Friday.
Residents gathered at on local college for a special Christmas concert.
One local student receives a very high honor.
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The event brought together parents and children involved in Youth Villages’ foster care program to celebrate their accomplishments and the joy of the season.
Throughout the month, 2,470 volunteers participated in 205 cleanup events, collecting 3,596 bags of litter weighing a total of 77,129 pounds.
Pick Tennessee Products, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s producer-focused marketing program, has been awarded a $20,000 America 250 grant.
Dozens of Tennessee State Parks will host First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day as part of a national celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Fred McKinnie with Area Relief Ministries joined our show to share details on the HUB Classic 13th Annual Basketball Tournament.
The Jackson Transit Authority will have its annual holiday 25¢ cents days, December 23th & 24th.
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has determined that a former mayor of the Town of Gibson misappropriated $2,000 in public funds for personal gain.
Cody Childress, Patrol Captain of the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office, has formally announced his intention to run for Sheriff.
Isolated reports have came in concerning the wind event from yesterday evening throughout parts of Henry, Weakley, and Gibson counties. We also had a few counties with power outages and a mobile home was turned over near the Fly Road…
🍹 WBBJ and our sponsors present: A Recipe for Holiday Safety.
Working from home sounds great until you realize you are spending hours at a kitchen table, staring at a screen that was outdated when Netflix still mailed DVDs.
One local museum invites residents to wrap up the year surrounded by art, friends, music, and community.
One community is celebrating the holidays with local foster families.
See details from TDOT on upcoming road construction in West Tennessee.
Milestone passenger boards December 19; Contest drawing to follow Christmas holiday.
Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital has once again achieved Magnet® recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), earning this honor for the third time.
Ashlyn and Nyana sit down with Senior Guard Rachel Satterly and Head Coach Abby Stutts from Freed-Hardeman Women's Basketball.
The Tennessee Law Enforcement Accreditation (TLEA) Program is pleased to announce that it has granted accreditation status to the Jackson Police Department.
Tennessee’s governor has pardoned country music star Jelly Roll.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced executive clemency decisions for 33 individuals.
Dr. Jennifer Graves and Keith Busby joined our show to share details on The STAR Center's 2026 Black Tie & Boxing event.
Agents with the 29th District out of Dyersburg served a search warrant in the 1500 block of Keats Street.
Several new bills and laws in Tennessee are set to go into effect in January 1.
The path to earning a college degree is a journey of highs and lows, and Rachel Lumpkin of Somerville experienced more than her share of both during the past 18 years.
The Jackson Rockabillys unveil their 2026 game schedule at Rockabillys Stadium.
Deputies from the Dyer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported shooting in the Lenox area.
Winter brings holiday wonders and family togetherness, but the colder temperatures create fire-safety risks for Tennesseans.
A mother and child reported missing in Dyer County have been located and are safe, according to authorities.
Weather Update: Thursday, December 18 -- The marginal severe risk has been put back in place by the Storms Prediction Center, we are still monitoring this afternoon through early evening as…
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Not all tech toys keep kids glued to a screen. Some are actually designed to do the opposite.
Dr. Laurie Couch has been named as the new provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
Two members of the Hollow Rock-Bruceton FFA Chapter have been awarded National FFA Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) Grants for their outstanding agricultural projects.
The body cam footage has been released as Jackson Police concluded their internal investigation into the December 9 incident at Empire 8 Theatre in Jackson.
Larry Bushart was arrested for a social media post and held on a $2 million bond he could not afford. Now, he's fighting back.
Come to Krider Performing Arts Center in Paris, TN to hear USE YOUR ILLUSION - The Guns N Roses Experience - performing all of the favorite hits of Guns N Roses in concert.
Hannah Garey and Adam Johnson with Habitat for Humanity Jackson joined our show to discuss the 2025 Dream Builders New Year's Eve Party.
Gibson County Trustee, Melissa Workman, announces her campaign for re-election.
The Jackson Police Department has concluded an internal investigation stemming from two citizen complaints regarding the Department’s response to an incident at the Empire 8 Theater.
Joyce Brown, a dedicated public servant with nearly five decades of experience in the Gibson County Clerk’s Office, is proud to announce her candidacy for re-election.
A month-long drug investigation came to an end with a "drug house" next to a church being shut down.
Animal Rescue Corps has responded to an urgent emergency rescue involving more than a dozen cats.
The Community Foundation of West Tennessee announces the appointment of Melissa Spurgeon as its next President/Chief Executive Officer.
From river to river, West Tennessee is filled with talent bringing live music to local venues every week.
Matt Marshall, President and CEO of United Way of West Tennessee, will be departing the organization.
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