DA’s Fugitive Friday: J’Lon Dance wanted on drug, firearm charges
24-year-old J'Lon Dance is wanted in Gibson County for drug and firearm charges.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
STEMC, Aeneas completes broadband expansion project
Aeneas Internet and Telephone is proud to announce the completion of its fiber broadband expansion project with Southwest Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation a year ahead of schedule.
Greater Jackson Chamber named Chamber of the Year
The Greater Jackson Chamber has been honored with receiving the inaugural "Chamber of the Year" award in the large category by the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Executives.
Local resident shares frustrations following issues with delivery service
Since moving to her new home, Rayna Malone says she has had problems with FedEx delivery system failing to deliver her packages.
Four West Tennessee counties receive parks and recreation grants
At least four counties in West Tennessee will see new improvements in current parks due to funding approved by the state.
Large police presence seen outside home in Madison County
We were informed by a WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipster a little after 1 p.m. of a heavy police presence on Bedford White Road.
Smile! Annual ‘City Hall Selfie Day’ returns
Thursday, August 15 is City Hall Selfie Day. In celebration of this day, local government employees and public service workers everywhere are showing pride for their cities, including the city of Jackson!
MIDDAY GUEST: An Evening with Groucho
Dave Countess and Dana Tramontono joined our show to share details on "An Evening With Groucho" coming to Dyersburg.
Valarie Spragins announces retirement and new ownership of VSS Dance
VSS Dance, a cornerstone of the dance community in West Tennessee, announces the retirement of its visionary Founding Artistic Director and owner.
Madison County leaders meet to discuss potential changes at intersection
JACKSON, Tenn.---The Madison County Highway Committee held a meeting Wednesday afternoon to discuss the next steps for the Windy City Road and McClellan Road intersection. "When we found out this…
Law enforcement releases details regarding fatal crash in Madison County
In our continuing coverage, we have an update regarding a fatal car accident involving a 17-year-old.
Dixie plant manager speaks at Jackson Rotary Club meeting
One organization invites leaders from a local plant to share what's in store for the city of Jackson.
JMCSS School Board holds meeting to discuss superintendent’s performance
The Jackson-Madison County Superintendent will receive a bonus after a performance review.
JMCSS committee meets to discuss rise in truancy
Committee members meet to discuss the high rise in numbers this year concerning school absences.
Google showcases latest breakthroughs during ‘Made by Google’ event
Wednesday's 'Made by Google' event, showcased the latest breakthroughs in Google's Gemini era.
Study finds zoning regulations could be negatively affecting housing in West TN
It's an issue many across the country are dealing with: A lack of housing.
Community shows support after restaurant owner faces discrimination
One community has shown support to a restaurant owner after a negative encounter that happened over the weekend.
Jackson Housing Authority receives over $700,000 in grant money
Affordable housing is one of the foundations that helps people support their families.
City of Jackson to accept grant applications starting August 14
The City of Jackson will soon be accepting applications for those who have ideas to improve their neighborhoods.
Lifestyle expert shares back-to-school essentials
Summer is almost over and we know what that means, it's back-to-school time.
Man sentenced for attempted first degree murder
Girtes Stewart Sentenced for Attempted First Degree Murder On June 21, 2024, in the Circuit Court of Gibson County at Humboldt Law Court, Girtes Stewart, Jr. (49 years old) was convicted by a jury of Attempted First Degree Murder, Seven…
Clayhill Motorsports Park fans, drivers turn out for kids in need
The Clayhill Motorsports Park staff, drivers, and fans conducted a "Back to School" backpack and supply drive.
MIDDAY GUEST: Jackson Arts Council
Dr. Delita Johnson, Executive Director of the Jackson Arts Council, joined our show to discuss the Creative Support Grant for local artists.
Jackson Police Chief Thom Corley named chief of the year
Jackson Police Chief Thom Corley has been named Chief of the Year by the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police.
Jackson-Madison County Airport Authority holds monthly meeting
The Jackson-Madison County Airport Authority held their monthly meeting Monday evening.
Tennessee Housing Development Agency awards Greenfield $810,000 grant
For some residents of one West Tennessee community, they could have their 'home sweet home' repaired for free.
AAA study finds Covid-19 pandemic had deadly impact on traffic
A recent study has shown that since the global pandemic, driver related deaths have been at an all time high.
How to identify and avoid rental scams
Moving is always a stressful project and the threat of a rental scam can make it even worse.
Woman arrested after 5lbs of marijuana delivered by mail
Authorities make an arrest after 5 pounds of marijuana was delivered to a residence.
Jackson Police respond to wreck involving school bus
Officers from the Jackson Police Department responded to a two-vehicle collision involving a JMCSS school bus.
Average gas price falls 6 cents, Tennessee now 2nd least expensive in US
Tennessee gas prices fell six cents, on average, over last week.
Single vehicle rollover in Chester Co.
Tipster alerts us to single vehicle accident in Chester Co.
Auditions held for upcoming production
The Hub City Theatre Guild held auditions today for its upcoming production of the southern hit “Steel Magnolias.”
Freshmen at FHU get settled in for college life
College can sometimes be overwhelming, but for this school, it's the beginning of something new and exciting.
One local organization gives back with a Back to School Bash
Giving back is one local non-profit organization's motto, and they've done it successfully for the past 17 years.
Firefighters respond to fire in Pinson
A local fire was spotted this evening on Highway 45 South in Pinson.
Local Girl Scouts host National S’mores Day event
Girl Scouts gather to celebrate with one of America’s favorite treats.
Sporting event draws school athletes from all across West TN
Athletes gather at a local university to participate in a unique sporting event.
Bike tour raises awareness to women’s heart disease
Cyclists embark on a special tour to raise awareness for heart disease.
Pet of the Week: Carter
This week’s Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Carter!
Community gathers for candlelight vigil in honor of crash victims
Loved ones gather to celebrate and honor the lives of those lost after a tragic accident that happened over the weekend.
Multi-vehicle wreck on Highway 70 results in extensive damage
We received a call from one of our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters about a wreck on Highway 70 in Madison County.
Lane College holds annual Campus and Community Organization Expo
One event aims to engage students with opportunities for campus involvement and provide valuable information on community resources.
New air service provider announced for McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport
Representatives united to address the local media regarding a new essential air service provider.
AHA announces 12th annual Heart Ride for Women’s Heart Disease
An annual event makes its return this year, aiming to raise awareness and funds to combat heart disease in women.
Educator of the Week: Sarah Foust
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
Sheriff’s Office identifies deceased woman found in ditch
The Madison County Sheriff's Office has identified the deceased individual found lying in a ditch.
Two close calls in one week for TDOT employees
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is pleading with drivers to pay attention and slow down.
Jackson-Madison County School Board holds first meeting of the school year
Students across the Hub City have almost completed one full week of school and school board leaders have had their first meeting of the 2024-25 year.
Park director speaks out against potential truck stop construction
One local attraction speaks out about an ongoing problem with the city.
