Local woman seeks help in finding her missing son
In a cry for help, one mother is asking the community to be on the lookout for her son, who she hasn't seen in nearly two months.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Rivertime Players to debut interactive play ‘Weirder Shtuff’ in Parsons
A traditional play makes its way to West Tennessee with a funny spinoff for family to enjoy.
Educational leaders speak at Jackson Rotary Club meeting
One organization provides educators the platform to discuss education and literacy.
U.S. Marshals capture West Tennessee rape fugitive in Michigan
U.S. Marshals captured a fugitive who was wanted for sex crimes in Tennessee.
Student charged after ‘false threat’ regarding football game
A Martin Police Department School Resource Officer was notified by a Westview High School student at the Friday night home football game of a possible threat of violence.
Native American Powwow event returns to Discovery Park of America
One event aimed to celebrate culture through dance, song, and food
Arrest made after inappropriate content found online involving minor
A man has been arrested after pictures surfaced online of minors and women with inappropriate sexual comments.
Fall festivities begin at Sunset Valley Farms
A local attraction is open for the fall season.
Memphis wrestling legends inducted into Hall of Fame
In more news, wrestling legends came together for a night to remember.
Tipsters alert us to vehicle accident on Old Medina Rd
Around 7:30 Saturday evening, multiple WBBJ-7 Eyewitness News tipsters reported a car crash on Old Medina Road.
West Tennesseans celebrate diversity at the Jackson International Food and Art Fest
The 10th annual Jackson International Food and Art Festival celebrates all diverse backgrounds.
Bash at the Beech returns to Lexington
Cool cars, a barbeque, and lots of family fun was happening today at the second annual Bash at the Beech.
Decaturville hosts end of summer celebration
One local town marks the end of summer with fun for all ages!
AMP Concert Series comes to a close with performance from LOLO
Friday night, LOLO performed to close out the AMP Concert Series. This was the last performance of the 2024 season.
City of Jackson hosts celebration in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month
The Hub City is celebrating its rich culture and diversity.
Residents gather to remember West Tennessee leader James ‘JR’ Ross
Friday, residents of West Tennessee gathered together to say their final goodbye to an influential man leaving behind a major impact.
Memorial service remembers veteran prisoners of war, those missing in action
A memorial service was held this Friday at the Madison County Courthouse.
Weekend preview: Events happening across West Tennessee
Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Maybe a festival, perusing antiques or listening to music outdoors? All of that is happening this weekend!
‘OWL Fest’ visits Hub City schools, gives free books to youth
Students at Alexander Elementary School had a chance to go shopping.
One dead, one in custody following Thursday shooting in Jackson
The Jackson Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred near the intersection of Grove Avenue and Susan Cove.
Blackmon bound over to the Grand Jury, faces several charges
On September 17, a preliminary hearing was held in State v. Alexander Blackmon.
Educator of the Week: Caitlin Williams
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
2nd annual Hub City Film Festival returns September 26
Grab your popcorn and make sure you have the best seat in the house for this Hub City event.
Tennessee Highway Patrol celebrates new Hub City headquarters with open house
One local law enforcement team opens their doors to the public.
Officials discuss risks that rural communities face following hospital closures
Experts say they're continuing to see an increase in the number of rural hospitals that are closing.
West Madison Senior Citizen Center hosts inaugural prom
Senior citizens aged 60 and above had the chance to dress up and celebrate prom.
Hub City’s Cypress Grove Nature Park receives $392,000 grant
City of Jackson's Cypress Grove Nature Park was selected to receive a grant.
Jackson Chamber holds community forum to discuss Alzheimer’s disease
A community discussion was held Thursday at the Greater Jackson Chamber to give support, services, and education to families affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Parents arrested after child repeatedly burned
Deputies with the Crockett County Sheriff’s Department began an investigation into reports of a child being repeatedly burned with an object by the parents.
MIDDAY GUEST: 10th Annual Jackson International Food & Art Festival
Dr. Sandra Dee and Eduardo Morales joined our show as the excitement builds for the 10th Annual Jackson International Food & Art Festival!
TN Dept. of Safety & Homeland Security responds to rise in school threats
In our continuing coverage, schools in several states have experienced threats over the last couple of weeks.
Local nonprofit prepares to host ‘Taste of Congo’ event
For more than 10 years, Motema Ministries has sought to help people in the Congo find a source of income.
Green Acres Farm to kick off fall with opening weekend festivities
With the first official day of fall approaching, a favorite fall attraction will open their doors this weekend to West Tennessee families.
American Red Cross visits Jackson Rotary Club
One nonprofit gives a presentation to city leaders about their work in the community.
Items to better prepare you for future storms
Storms will come, but the severity and possible damage can range. So one question to ask yourself is, have you properly prepared?
Texas fugitive wanted since 2019 captured in Jackson
U.S. Marshals captured a Texas fugitive wanted since 2019 in Jackson.
Jury finds man guilty following ‘violent attack’ of female victim
A jury in the Humboldt Law Court for Gibson County found defendant Corderro Lee guilty of assault.
TN River BBQ Fest set for Sept. 27-28 in Saltillo
The 2024 TN River BBQ Fest is set for September 27-28 in Saltillo.
MIDDAY GUEST: Taste of Congo
Mulata Moba joined our show to share details on the 2024 Taste of Congo.
Ayers Foundation celebrates 25 years of service to rural Tennessee
The Ayers Foundation marked 25 years this afternoon by providing lunch for not only the community but also for students.
Network reliability listed as top priority for first responders, survey says
Verizon Frontline's 2024 Public Safety Communications survey reveals key insights into first responders' technology priorities.
Local organizations work to increase voter registration numbers
With Election Day being less than two months away, community members and organizations combined to help other residents in the area register to vote.
18-year-old pleads guilty to attempted first degree murder
On August 18, 2022, Sergeant Wilson Chute with the Trenton Police Department attempted to conduct a traffic stop on Bladen Hankins, who was 16 at the time, for driving a stolen ATV.
Asthma Peak Week: What to know
The third week of September is known as 'Asthma Peak Week,' when there is a spike in asthma attacks requiring emergency room visits or hospitalizations.
79-year-old will earn her degree from UT Martin
When the summer and fall 2024 University of Tennessee at Martin graduates walk the line to receive their diplomas Dec. 14, there will be one graduate who stands out among the rest.
MIDDAY GUEST: West TN Neuropathy
Dr. Jason Powers with Balance Medical and Rehab joined our show to discuss neuropathy programs and treatments.
Jet service to Atlanta, Chicago now available for booking at McKellar-Sipes
Jet Service to Atlanta and Chicago Now Available for Booking at McKellar-Sipes Jackson, TN – McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport is thrilled to announce that passengers can now book flights with Denver Air Connection for travel beginning December 2nd, 2024. Flights are…
Woman accused in arson of doctor’s home appears in court
A Benton County woman appeared in court, accused of burning down a doctor's home in 2019.
Lane interim president shares goals, hopes for college’s future
One organization lent their ears as one newly appointed president shared their goals for bettering a local college.
Armyworms emerge across the region: What to know
The early bird may be full from all the brown and green worms in the region.
