Business owners voice concerns over men’s shelter during budget meeting
On Friday, July 12, city hall held their budget meeting where they heard from business owners regarding the men's homeless shelter.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Shooting in north Jackson leaves one man dead
One person is dead following a Sunday afternoon shooting in north Jackson.
Jackson Police Department swears in eight new officers during ceremony
The Jackson Police Department welcomes eight new officers at their official swearing-in ceremony.
Reed receives sentencing, accepts Alford plea deal
In April of this year, Roland "Alexander" Reed, the City of Jackson's Chief of Staff, was arrested and charged with stalking and electronic monitoring of a motor vehicle.
Lane College mourns death of Jacoby Jones
The Lane College community mourns the passing of Lane man Jacoby Jones.
School uniforms, supplies needed for local children in foster care
With the start of the fall semester just around the corner, foster children in Madison County find themselves in need of school uniforms and school supplies.
Free ‘Baby in the Back’ car hangtag program aims to helps prevent heat-related deaths
Secretary of State Tre Hargett reminds Tennessee parents and caregivers about the Baby in the Back car hangtag program.
POLL: How much of a raise are you expecting this year?
We want to hear from you in our poll question of the day.
Sneaker Sunday kicks off at Mt. Zion in Jackson
One local church kicks off a special week of activities with a unique service.
Jackson Theatre Guild presents The Addams Family, A New Musical
A kooky cast takes the stage for a musical production.
Celebrating life and remembering lost loved ones
A celebration is held to honor lost loved ones.
One car show raises money in support of local youth
One organization is revving up to raise money for a local sports club.
One local market encourages aspiring business owners
A unique market is held in downtown Jackson.
Suspect leads authorities on standoff in Henry Co.
Suspect leads authorities to a standoff for more than six hours.
Pet of the Week: Charlee
This week's Pet of the Week is Charlee!
‘The King Beez’ take center stage at the AMP in downtown Jackson
Jackson residents grabbed their lawn chairs and blankets and gathered to sing and dance the night away.
Jackson City Council members pass first reading of FY 24-25 budget
Council members passed the first reading for the City of Jackson's proposed budget, one of the largest in recent years.
Potholes across the Hub City continue to affect its residents
Potholes have been a big topic of discussion in the West Tennessee area. While efforts are being made, citizens are still dealing with several potholes in the community.
Comedic stage play ‘Her Needs, His Needs’ is coming to The Ned
A comedic masterpiece with a bold theme of redemption is coming to Jackson.
Shiloh National Military Park’s superintendent shares future plans for park
Catherine Bragaw, with Shiloh National Military Park, celebrates a year of being the camps superintendent, and discusses future plans for the park.
Survey says ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ is rising in popularity as a payment method
Buy Now Pay Later has seen rapid growth as a payment method for many consumers.
‘Jackson Sings the Gospel’ continues for day two in the Hub City
Community members come from near and far to enjoy praise and worship during one event in the Hub City.
Local artist announces release of upcoming EP called ‘Changes’
If you love music, one local artist wants you to tune in and support his songs.
Young Entrepreneur’s Market offers a unique opportunity to local youth
One event coming up in the Hub City is giving young people a space to showcase their budding businesses.
City of Lexington discusses potential tax increase in budget meeting
Meetings continue for the City of Lexington as they work toward passing a city budget for fiscal year 2025.
Arraignments for local officials held in Gibson County, both accused of misappropriating funds
Two separate arraignments for local officials were held at Gibson County Circuit Court Wednesday.
Head of Jackson Budget Committee addresses budget concerns
We spoke to head of the budget committee, Frank McMeen, regarding the City of Jackson's proposed budget.
Expert shares ways to protect your information and avoid ‘skimming’ fraud
One local sheriff's office recently warned residents to be aware of a new theft that's happening at the pump and ATMs.
Jackson Rotary Club presents checks to local non-profits
The Jackson Rotary Club presented checks to partner non-profits at their meeting Wednesday.
Jackson Parks and Rec prepares for annual Civic Pride award ceremony
After months of nominations, submissions and judging, an annual event returns to the Hub City.
City to vote on budget Friday; Contact info for Mayor, Councilmembers
Friday morning at Jackson City Hall, councilmembers will vote on the City's proposed FY 25 budget ordinance.
Early Voting: What to expect at the ballot box in West Tennessee
As part of our continuing coverage of the August election, we break down more ballots of surrounding counties in West Tennessee.
STAR Center founder, Charles Doumitt Sr., passes away at 82
'A passionate person with a larger than life personality' is just one of the phrases used to remember one local founder.
Local non-profit that saves dogs from euthanasia faces dissolution
One non-profit is asking for the community's help to keep an organization running that has been saving animal's lives for more than a decade in West Tennessee.
Parenting expert speaks on communication barriers between generations
A recent TikTok of a mother and daughter comparing their own generational slang is trending. We reached out to Kelly Shoup, parenting expert and pediatric occupational therapist, for more information regarding what parents can do to better relate to their children.
Porchfest returns to midtown Jackson for 7th year
Our Jackson Home, in partnership with Jackson Hidden Tracks, will host the seventh annual Porchfest event in midtown Jackson on July 31.
City of Jackson’s proposed salary increases for FY25
In our continuing coverage of the City of Jackson's proposed FY25 budget, we're providing a closer look at the potential salary increases for city employees.
Early voting to begin for Madison County elections on July 12
August 1 marks Election Day for the State and Federal Primary and the State and County General Election, but early voting begins as soon as this week.
Henderson leaders better prepare for emergencies with disaster training
Leaders from one local community take the extra step towards being prepared for any outcome.
TBI welcomes new Public Information Officer in West Tennessee
TBI Director David Rausch has appointed a new public information officer for West Tennessee.
Resurrection Church celebrates America
A local church celebrates America and what it means to have religious freedom.
Wayne Jerrolds Bluegrass Festival returns to Savannah
Today, marked day 2 of the 46th annual Wayne Jerrold's Savannah Bluegrass Festival.
Hub City youth participate in a basketball camp
A sports camp is held for youth in the Hub City.
One local town welcomes home a college baseball champion
A celebration is held in one local town in honor of a college baseball champion.
First-ever food truck competition comes to Huntingdon
A tasty competition is held in one local town.
Pet of the Week: Lillie
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Lillie!
Artist Lathan Warlick returns home to Jackson for exciting performance
An event that was a year in the making makes its way to the Hub City after an unexpected location change.
Jackson native appointed as Tennessee Tech’s 2024-25 student trustee
Tennessee Tech has named Jackson native and Madison Academic High School graduate, Claire Myers, as their student trustee for the 2024-2025 academic year.
Weekend Fun: Activities to enjoy across West Tennessee
While Independence Day may be over, the fun continues this weekend.
Stray bullet flies through home in Jackson, narrowly missing woman
What was supposed to be a fun-filled evening, celebrating the Fourth of July, turned out to be extremely frightening for one West Tennessee mother.
