Flight 1549 survivor brings powerful message to Hardin County
A Tennessee woman who survived the plane crash known as "A Miracle on The Hudson" shares her story to local women at a networking luncheon
Author: WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Staff
Nextaff celebrates multiple years of service in Jackson
A local agency that provides jobs across West Tennessee is celebrating a milestone in the Hub City.
Educator of the Week: Leah Wages
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery. Leah Wages is a 3rd Grade ELA teacher at South Elementary School in Pinson. Wages…
Milan Chamber Gala recognizes impactful community members
Residents of Milan gathered to celebrate people who have made an impact where they live.
Care Center of Jackson hosts celebratory ribbon cutting
A new housing project is underway to provide new beginnings for women and women with children who are working to overcome difficult times in their life.
Celebrate National Pet Day with Jackson Animal Care Center
Today, April 11, is National Pet Day for all the pet parents. For those who want to participate in today and don't know how, here's a look.
Expert advice on allergy management
Spring has sprung, and with it, allergy season is in full bloom.
Lane College students partner with Co-Create Africa
One local college has a presentation for their final assignment that helps other students internationally.
IRS introduces free e-filing in 12 States, simplifying tax season
Taxpayers in 12 states, including Tennessee, can now e-file returns directly with the IRS for free.
Downtown Savannah welcomes Leading Ladies Luncheon
The first inaugural Leading Ladies Luncheon, hosted by the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, took place today on April 11.
Carjacking incident in South Jackson leaves family traumatized
An incident occurred Monday evening outside of a business on South Highland in Jackson, leaving one family shaken.
Local leaders discuss strategies for enhancing workplace dynamics
Leaders of Humboldt and Gibson County gather this afternoon for an educational seminar.
First United Methodist Church hosts Medicare informational
Local community members gathered this afternoon to learn more about one insurance plan.
Representative defends concealed carry bill amidst public disapproval
A bill was passed in the senate on April 9th despite many individuals who came to the state capitol in protest, arguing that they fear for the safety of their children.
Climate crisis worsens allergy season for Americans
More than 25-percent of Americans suffer from allergies, and two-thirds of those report experiencing the irritating symptoms of eye allergies.
Hub City pickleball tournament welcomes all
Get ready for a fun weekend of intense competition.
Police investigate woman found in abandoned vehicle
Jackson police are investigating what eyewitnesses say was a woman found in an abandoned vehicle in a parking lot off of North Royal Street, today, on April 9.
Remarkable women honored at Sterling Awards ceremony
This year's Sterling Awards event was held at Lane College's Chambers McClure Academic Center.
Bolivar Ford Dealership recovers from hailstorm havoc
The Bolivar Ford car dealership experienced unfortunate weather as a storm rolled through late on the afternoon of April 8, dropping golf ball size hail onto cars in their lot.
Bomb threat under investigation at The Lift
The Lift Wellness Center in Jackson was evacuated Tuesday afternoon after a bomb threat was reported.
Memphis faces lawsuit over 14,000 untested sexual assault kits
A lawsuit heard today, April 9, could impact thousands of Tennessee sexual assault victims.
South Jackson hit hard, severe storms leave trail of destruction
Storms that passed through today, April 8, packed quite a punch as they moved across West Tennessee, leaving damage behind as a result.
Jackson residents gather at Rockabillys Stadium for viewing party
The Rockabillys Stadium invited residents to come view the eclipse while also handing out protective glasses to the first 500 observers.
JMC Library buzzes with excitement as hundreds gather for eclipse
The anticipation was high as residents prepared for the arrival of the solar eclipse.
Jackson Symphony Music Academy holds Spring concert
A performance consisting of young students had local residents singing along.
Shooting involving off-duty Jackson Police officer under investigation by TBI
An investigation is underway into a Friday night shooting involving an off-duty officer of the Jackson Police Department.
Shiloh invites guests to experience the life of a soldier
A local state park invites visitors to step onto the battlefield.
Shiloh National Park hosts Cavalry demo
Visitors were able to catch a glimpse of what it was like for a Cavalry soldier during the Civil War.
Two dead after fatal shooting in Dyersburg
A shooting this afternoon at a local smoke shop leaves two people dead.
Firefighters respond to car fire
One vehicle was in flames at a local restaurant.
Tennessee Highway Patrol Graduates 49 State Troopers
On April 5, Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Jeff Long and Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) Colonel Matt Perry welcomed the newest graduating classes of Tennessee State Troopers.
Andrew Jackson Marathon returns to the Hub City
Athletes lace up their shoes to support a good cause.
Carter’s Nursery celebrates the season with Spring Fest
A local business welcomes Spring with a special event.
Beene Earns President’s Volunteer Lifetime Acheivement Award
When it comes to academic tutoring and preparation for the ACT test, perhaps no name is better known in Tennessee than Alex Beene.
View the Solar Eclipse at Shiloh National Military Park
Join Shiloh National Military Park for a special Solar Eclipse Day on Monday, April 8, 2024!
Pet of the Week: Cash
This week's Pet of the Week from Hero West Rescue is Cash!
Legislation for anti-abortion video causes division in the senate
Tennessee could become the latest state to require public school students to watch a video on fetal development produced by the anti-abortion group Live Action.
Stores buzzing as Powerball Jackpot reaches 1.23 billion dollars
With the Powerball Jackpot reaching over one billion dollars, you still have time to grab a ticket before the next drawing, on April 6.
Lane College hosts public event blending artistry and programming
Lane College teamed up with sponsors to host an event open to the public that combines coding and painting.
Award-winning short film chronicles life of founding bishop
A short film titled 'Charles' brings an important story to the big screen.
Family pays tribute to staff at Jackson hospital
One family hosts a ceremony to honor doctors and assistance services at Jackson General Hospital.
Reed out on bond after court appearance, pleads ‘not guilty’
The City of Jackson Chief of Staff, Roland Alexander "Alex" Reed, appeared in a Madison County courtroom today.
Educator of the Week: Casey Hassell
It’s time now to recognize this week’s Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
Video shared from scene of fatal officer-involved shooting
Special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting.
Cicada swarms forecasted to arrive in late spring
Some noise-making bugs, nicknamed the 'front yard nuisance', are coming back.
Liberty Tech students wrap up semester with culinary showcase
One high school serves up their best dishes for teachers, staff, and the local community.
Mayor releases statement on the investigation of Alex Reed
According to the TBI, the investigation into the allegations surrounding Alex Reed began more than six months ago.
Mayor Scott Conger invites high schoolers to join Youth Council
An opportunity for high school students to get involved in the Hub City has returned.
Freeline Therapeutics pioneers gene therapies for chronic illnesses
Freeline Therapeutics is at the forefront of developing groundbreaking gene therapies for chronic diseases.
Star Center’s mission to bring comfort through music
A local center is asking the community for donations so they can continue to help others process emotions related to death and dying.
