TWRA comments on alligator sighting in Fayette County
Many are reporting sightings of a nine-foot alligator in Fayette County.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Gov. Bill Lee visits historic museum in celebration of ELVIS Act signing
Today, May 7, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee visited the Tina Turner Museum at the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville as part of a three-city tour celebrating the signing of the ELVIS Act.
Mayor’s Civic Pride Awards returns to the Hub City
This is the 34th year for the Mayor's Civic Pride Award here's what you need to know to see if your yard qualifies.
Senior Expo set to return to the Jackson Civic Center
On Thursday May 23 at the Jackson Civic Center, The Southwest Tennessee Development District's Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities, will bring back their Senior Expo.
Celebrate Mother’s Day with the gift of genealogy
We've all heard "I got it from my mama" -- and with Mother's Day approaching, there is no better time to celebrate mom than by discovering what makes her, her.
Strawberry Festival holds opening ceremony for eager attendees
The annual West Tennessee Strawberry Festival held its opening ceremony this evening, May 6, to eager attendees.
EDC meets, discusses ways to increase tourism
Leaders with Jackson's Economic Development Committee held a meeting today.
Victim of hit and run incident speaks out, asks community for answers
Elizabeth Mason started her dream job a month before her hit and run incident.
Officials continue investigating cold cases that shocked West TN
From robberies to murders, the area of West Tennessee has several crimes that are still active with no leads.
Expert shares gift idea for Mother’s Day
This Mother's Day, make mom shine with a gift worthy of all that moms do.
Family, community gather to remember Noah Chamberlin 8 years after loss
It's been eight years since Noah Chamberlin got lost in the woods of Pinson.
‘Royal-Tea’ party helps kick off Strawberry Fest week
The 86th Annual West Tennessee Strawberry Festival is here with food, fun and entertainment.
Vintage Makers Fest continues in Jackson
One festival continues in the Hub City offering food, fun, and all things vintage.
Fuel leak causes temporary railroad crossing closure
Fuel leak temporarily closes railroad crossing in a local county.
Family Christian School celebrates 20 years
One local school celebrates twenty years of education.
Jackson Service League presents “Talk Derby to Me”
The 3rd annual "Talk Derby to Me" Kentucky Derby party was held at the 731 Comedy Club.
Vintage Makers Fest returns to the Hub City
The 2nd annual Vintage Makers Fest started today.
Teapot Parade returns to Trenton
Residents in one local city gather for the return of a special parade.
Expo aims to enrich the lives of local community members
One expo aims to get community members ready for the workforce.
Local city issues proclamation in honor of fallen firefighters
One local city issues a proclamation in honor of fallen firefighters.
Shelby Co. traffic stop leads to drug seizure
On Friday 5/3/24, Agents with the 30th District out of Memphis conducted a traffic stop on a rental car on I-40 at the 22 mile marker east bound.
Pet of the Week: Charlee
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Charlee!
Local company honors employee for 60 years of service
A local company honors one of it's employees at a special event.
City leaders host celebration for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Jackson city leaders held a special ceremony to kick off a local celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this evening, May 3.
$4 million dollar investment kicks off road repairs across West TN
The Tennessee Department Of Transportation shared that more than $4 million dollars has been designated to repair roads in West Tennessee.
Students present ideas for change to community leaders
A leadership development program gives high school students an opportunity to to present ideas for change to leaders in the community.
Animal Care Center reaches max capacity, issues red alert
One local pet care center needs your help.
Mother’s Day Gospel Extravaganza to appear in the Hub City
Mark your calendar for a Mother's Day event like no other.
Educator of the Week: Diane Johnson
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Diane Johnson is a 3rd grade ELA teacher at East Chester Elementary School.…
Local middle school students to participate in Greenpower race
Several students prepare to put the pedal to the metal.
JMCSS holds 3rd annual gala celebration
Jackson-Madison County School System held its 3rd annual gala tonight, May 2.
Bill against child exploitation arrives to the White House
The Report Act is at the White House and awaits the President's signature.
Officials respond to warehouse fire in Milan
One local business faced an unfortunate fire earlier this morning, May 2.
City of Jackson announces new podcast with unique insights
If you are curious to know more about who our city leaders are, here is a fun way to meet them.
Southland Safari joins Henderson Co. Chamber of Commerce
Southland Safari Cabins and Guided Tours was welcomed to the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.
Researchers urge early screening for cancer detection
Cancer rates are soaring in younger adults, causing for a wake-up call for early detection and screening.
Teen located safely after multiple agencies join effort
The search for a 17-year-old male Thursday in Crockett County resulted in the individual being safely located.
Residents protest against plans for substation near their homes
May 1, residents of the Jacks Creek Cove neighborhood attended a meeting to express their concerns about a possible substation being built by Southwest Tennessee Electric near their neighborhood.
Expert warns of hot car deaths as weather warms up
Today is National Heatstroke Prevention Day. This is a day aimed to raise awareness and help prevent hot car deaths among children and pets.
Leading expert shares how to keep your pets happy
One of the nation's top pet experts shares tips, tricks, and new products to keep your pets happy.
Construction for Senior Center underway
We have a follow up to a story we first brought to you on broadband grants.
Local community prepares for annual Spring Bazaar
A local event returns to West Tennessee and offers an array of activities and one-of-a-kind treasures.
Local official explains effects of possible marijuana reclassification
The Justice Department is considering moving marijuana from a schedule one drug to a schedule three drug.
TN government awards over $160 million in broadband access grants
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and the Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) made an important announcement today, April 30.
Local ballpark is hosting weekly events for the community
With summer right around the corner, one Hub City attraction announces their spring and summer plans.
‘Romance scams’ responsible for losses exceeding $1.1 billion dollars
We spoke to Toby Braun, the managing partner of the American Special Investigative Group, to learn more about romance scams, how they work, and most importantly how to avoid falling victim.
Search for missing man continues, family recounts disappearance
42-year-old Terry Wayne Jackson has been missing since March 27th. We spoke with his family who told us that they just want to find him.
FHU celebrates 10th anniversary of educational partnership
Chester County schools and Freed-Hardmen University held a celebration of their partnership this afternoon, April 29.
Jackson police investigate early morning shooting
Jackson police are investigating a shooting that happened early this morning, April 29.
Teapot Festival kicks off in Trenton
A local city kicks off its annual festival.
