FHU celebrates 10th anniversary of educational partnership
Chester County schools and Freed-Hardmen University held a celebration of their partnership this afternoon, April 29.
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
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.
Pickleball players return for final day of tournament
Players hit the courts at a local park for the final day of a tournament.
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church celebrates Palm Sunday
A local church honors Palm Sunday with a special service.
Clinic teaches more than just precise shooting
One special course teaches gun owners a unique set of shooting skills.
‘Beauty and the Beast’ performances continue
Ballet Arts of Jackson are taking a tale as old as time to the stage.
One event aims to make the Hub City a safer place
One event aims to help keep Hub City residents safe.
Players battle it out at a local pickleball tournament
Players from across West TN hit the courts for a special tournament.
Bunny Run makes its return to Jackson
A car show makes its return to the Hub City.
Youth Health Fair held in Humboldt
One event in a local city aims to get kids healthy.
Community giveaway returns to help those in need
A local church event returns to help to those in need.
Pet of the Week: Nia
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Nia!
Local educator arrested in connection to sexual battery case
Stephen Plyler was arrested on Monday, April 15. He was first arrested in West Virginia but then extradited to the Milan Police Department.
District director comments on school infestation
On Friday, April 26, around 10:30 a.m., we were informed by a WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Tipster of unknown bugs inside of South Gibson County High School.
Thousands gather for the World’s Biggest Fish Fry Parade
The 71st annual World's Biggest Fish Fry Grand Parade took place today in Paris.
Jackson Christian hosts fundraiser for St. Jude, honors classmate
Jackson Christian Early Learning Village hosted a 'Trike-a-Thon' this morning, April 26.
Masonic lodge makes donation to cancer center
A local organization presented a cancer center with a gift that could help thousands of lives.
VA seeks to replace physicians with nurses for anesthesia care
Anesthesiologists call on Americans to stop the Department of Veterans Affairs from replacing physicians with nurses in surgery.
Educator of the Week: Michael Kidd
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Michael Kidd is a music teacher at Newbern Elementary School. "My favorite part…
Community comes together after family food truck catches fire
The family owned food truck, Tennessee River Pirate, began as a logo for a boat flag and eventually became a community favorite.
WestStar tour fosters new leadership qualities in members
Energy, environment and technology: that was the focus of the WestStar tour that took place today in Crockett County.
Preventing car theft with kids inside
Kids and Car Safety, a national nonprofit organization, is dedicated to saving the lives of children in and around motor vehicles.
Budget committee holds meeting to discuss plans for 2025
The Jackson budget committee held a meeting to discuss plans for the 2025 year.
Expert discusses simple home renovation ideas
Looking for ideas on how to improve, renew, clean, and organize your home this spring?
Tech expert speaks about affordable tools for entrepreneurs
National Small Business Week is April 28 through May 4. It's a time to celebrate America's hardworking entrepreneurs, it's also a reminder of their impact.
Sun safety tips, how to identify melanomas early
With warmer weather coming, many people find themselves outside enjoying the sun, but often forget about the safety of their skin.
World’s Biggest Fish Fry returns, feeds thousands of people
The 71st annual World's Biggest Fish Fry returned to Paris last April 20 with April 24 marking the opening of its premier attraction, the Fish Tent.
Motorcycle safety becomes increasingly important with fatalities on the rise
Motorcycle-related deaths are on the rise. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's fatality analysis reporting system shows a 20% increase over the past 10 years.
JMCSS superintendent visits rotary club, speaks about new programs
The Jackson Rotary Club hosted a local school leader to their meeting.
Jackson Chamber announces website for potential new residents
The greater Jackson Chamber announces the launch of a new site for those looking to move to the Hub City.
Local officials comment on TN bill allowing school faculty to carry
Tennessee teachers will have the right to carry concealed guns on public school grounds once the governor signs a new law passed on Tuesday, May 2.
Jackson City Court holds two hearings for first degree murder charges
A hearing was held today, April 24, in Jackson City Court for two men arrested for first degree murder and other charges in unrelated incidents.
Mother’s Day approaches, expert shares top trending gift ideas
Mother's Day is almost here and you still have time to find the perfect gift.
Two years later, defendant pleads guilty in vehicular homicide case
A defendant pleaded guilty in court yesterday, April 22, concerning an incident that occurred over two years ago.
Local pet rescue agency receives $12,500 grant
This rescue and adoption agency has been in the community for 20 years.
United Way launches website to make volunteering easier
One local organization created a website to help share information about volunteering opportunities across West Tennessee.
Jackson partners with Memphis to bring live entertainment to the AMP
A partnership between two destination cities is bound to rock your Friday night.
Non-profit partners with community to host wellness expo
Persevere is an organization that focuses on helping families receive jobs, therapy, and support across the state.
Police pursuit ends with suspect dying in custody
A police pursuit in Henry County ends with a suspect dying after being taken into custody.
FAFSA delays could be impacting college enrollment rates
FAFSA numbers are significantly down from previous years.
Mayor takes on new role, invests in pedestrian safety
Mayor Scott Conger is taking on a new role. Out of a national competitive application pool, he was one out of ten selected.
NASA uses new satellite to study oceans and environmental interactions
This Earth Day, let's take a deep dive into ocean health through the lens of NASA's newest satellite called PACE.
Cookout brings community together for good food and inspiration
A pop-up cookout at Shirlene Mercer Park on Sunday had everyone pulling up with hunger and excitement.
Faculty, Staff and Student Body Select Nominees for Titles of Mr. and Miss FHU
Freed-Hardeman University has announced its eight student finalists who have been nominated for the titles of Mr. and Miss FHU.
Redemption Road Rescue prepares for fundraiser
A local rescue is gearing up for one of its biggest fundraisers.
Local artisans showcased at Spring festival
A Spring Arts & Crafts Festival was held in Madison County this weekend.
Crawfest returns to the Hub City
A fun atmospheric event made a comeback for all of your family and friends to enjoy eating good food.
Singers and musicians unite to present a special concert
A string orchestra and a combined choir put on a concert to give peace and restore hope.
Jackson celebrates Mother Earth with festival return
A festival returns to the Jackson Fairgrounds to celebrate Mother Earth.
