Aaron Hardin appointed new director of Carnegie Center for Arts and History
A local museum welcomes a new face to Jackson's downtown area.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Henderson County murder suspect arrested in California
U.S. Marshals captured a man wanted in Henderson County for second degree murder.
MIDDAY GUEST: Crime Stoppers Monsters Ball
Mike Johnson with Crime Stoppers joined our show to share details on the upcoming Monsters Ball.
Woman sentenced to 10 years in connection with arson, other crimes
Candace Wright was charged with arson, vandalism over $250,000, aggravated burglary, theft of property over $10,000, and felony for possession of marijuana with the intent to sell.
MIDDAY GUEST: Tennessee Metal Devastation Music Fest
Raven Moonla and Zachary Moonshine joined our show to share details on the upcoming Tennessee Metal Devastation Music Fest.
Registration deadline Oct. 7 to vote in November 5th Election
All eligible Tennessee residents must register to vote by 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7, to be eligible to cast a ballot in the Nov. 5 Election.
Our Jackson Home announces two major RFPS for Jackson’s Arts District
Our Jackson Home, in collaboration with the City of Jackson, has announced two new Requests for Proposals for significant public art installations.
Human Bean’s annual ‘Coffee for a Cure Giveback Day’ coming October 18
The Human Bean drive-thrus across the U.S. are inviting customers to “drink pink” on Friday, October 18 for the company’s annual Coffee for a Cure breast cancer giveback event.
LIFELINE releases October mobile blood drive schedule
LIFELINE Blood Service October mobile blood drive calendar.
Local organizations offer ways to help those affected by catastrophic flooding
In east Tennessee, bridges have been washed away, businesses and homes destroyed and there are still people missing due to the aftermath of Helene. There are many ways you can help and it goes directly to disaster relief efforts.
13-year-old indicted for first degree murder, tampering with evidence
We have a follow-up to a murder case that has left one juvenile being held without bond.
Local first responders to assist in rescue and clean-up efforts
In a top story, local fire and emergency response teams are en route to help fellow Tennesseans who have been affected by the recent storms.
Maranatha SDA Church host clothing drive
One local church gives back to the community.
First-ever Tennessee Soul Family Fish Fry & Concert
An event in one local community offers plenty of food and tons of fun!
One local store welcomes fall with a special event
A local game store is kicking off the fall season by hosting the first ever Fall Games Festival.
Pride in the Park event held in Jackson
The 5th annual Pride event was held today at the Carl Perkin's Civic Center in Jackson.
Making strides in the fight against Alzheimer’s
A group of local residents are taking strides to help those affected by Alzheimer's.
Redemption Road Rescue hosts annual ‘Make it Shake it Martini Party’
One organization has a special party for fundraising with a fun twist.
Annual Tina Turner Heritage Days celebration hosted in Brownsville
Brownsville residents and visitors kick off day two of a festival held for a beloved singer.
Hub City school selected to participate in TVA’s School Uplift program
Tennessee Valley Authority announced that 106 schools across the southeast region will have more money and cleaner air thanks to over $3 million in grants.
Kids & Family Resource Fair held at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital
The Tennessee Department of Human Services held the 'Kids and Family Resources Fair,' bringing many vendors together to impact families.
Union University kicks off its ‘Family Weekend’
It's a family affair at one local college.
JSCC Foundation to host 3rd annual Tacos, Tecates & Scholarships fundraiser
The Jackson State Community College Foundation is set to host its third annual Tacos, Tecates & Scholarships fundraiser on October 10.
More than 50 tires punctured at local truck stop, Sheriff’s Office confirms
Deputies with the Madison County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the TA Truckstop in response to several trucks being vandalized.
Educator of the Week: Emily Brown
It's time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
VSS Dance to hold Hip-Hop Workshop with choreographer Brice Stone
VSS Dance is excited to announce a special Hip-Hop Workshop with acclaimed choreographer Brice Stone.
DA’s Fugitive Friday: Kei’Tavious D’Shun Justice wanted for attempted murder
17-year-old Kei’Tavious D’Shun Justice is wanted on various charges including two counts of attempted first degree murder.
Milan family picks up the pieces after fire destroys their home
One local family is sifting though all that's left after a recent house fire.
RIFA celebrates 19th annual Canstruction event, winners announced
One local nonprofit highlights the need and solution for food insecurity right here in the Hub City in a unique way.
Hub City Film Festival returns for 2nd year, tickets now available
The Hub City Film Festival 2024 is here! With over 50 films for you to enjoy, this two day screening is all about celebrating talent across the region.
West TN AgResearch and Education Center to host ‘Fall in the Gardens’
Fall is here and one local research center invites you to their garden.
Department of Veterans Affairs strives to end veteran homelessness
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced it has permanently housed more than 41,000 homeless veterans across the country, meeting the agency's original fiscal year goal a month early.
Female juvenile injured in apparent drive-by shooting
An update to a east Jackson shooting that we brought to you Wednesday night.
FHU student Kenyon Hope’s invention lands major deal with nation’s leading DIY brand
What began as a fun hobby of 3D printing Star Wars accessories has turned into a career-defining moment for Freed-Hardeman University sophomore marketing major, Kenyon Hope.
AAA shares safety tips to help Tennesseans prepare for Helene
As Hurricane Helene heads toward Tennessee, AAA is issuing some important safety reminders for drivers in anticipation of heavy rain.
MIDDAY GUEST: Community Arts Events
Joshua Blankinship and Meg McNaughton joined our show to discuss some upcoming free arts events in Medina and Jackson.
Drug bust at Humboldt’s former Walmart building, again
Authorities seized several drugs while conducting a search warrant in Humboldt.
Greenfield prepares to host its Front Street Festival
One local town has a fun-filled week for their residents.
BBB warns mid-south consumers of potential subscription scams
The Better Business Bureau has received an increase in calls from concerned consumers.
Bethel University professor named first-ever Traveling Teacher of the Year
One local educator has been awarded for their international teachings.
Kirkland Cancer Center to offer free screenings, host ‘Breast Brunch Ever’
1 in 8 women in the United States develop breast cancer in their lifetime.
MIDDAY GUEST: Kirkland Cancer Center
Elizabeth Newman with the Kirkland Cancer Center joined our show to discuss a free breast cancer screening and a special event this October.
Fire destroys home in Milan
Residents are displaced after a fire destroyed a home in Milan this week.
Local health department hosts diaper drive to support families in need
The Jackson-Madison County Regional Health Department is having their first ever diaper drop off. All donations go to families in their CHANT program.
Brooks Shaw talks honoring father’s legacy through annual Prayer Walk
One local owner is following in the footsteps of his father by initiating prayer.
MIDDAY GUEST: Starlight Symphony & Hocus Pocus concert
Sherry Freeman with The Jackson Symphony joined our show to discuss the upcoming Starlight Symphony and Hocus Pocus live to film.
32-year sentence announced for man convicted of Jackson robberies
In May and June of 2023, the Jackson Police Department investigated a series of robberies at local businesses across Jackson.
Recycling Roundup to be held in Hardeman County
Tennessee Environmental Council is excited to host their first Recycling Roundup in Hardeman County.
West Tennessee inmates crochet over 130 stuffed animals for children’s hospital
Each week, inmates in a crochet class at CoreCivic's Whiteville Correctional Facility stitch handmade items to donate.
Pope Elementary first in district to receive ‘book vending machine’
One local elementary school gets a cool new surprise that has students excited about reading.
