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A southerly flow in our weather will bring our temperatures back into check over the weekend as high temperatures climb into the lower 40s on Saturday afternoon to the lower 50s…
Ever scroll through YouTube and wonder about all the videos that never go viral? We're all familiar with the mega-hits, the clips with millions of views that everyone shares. But what about the vast ocean of videos that remain unseen, hidden gems lost in the digital depths?
One local business finds a unique way to help residents rebuild after losing everything.
One first responder agency recognizes several of its team members during a special event here in the Hub City Friday evening.
We first brought you a story Thursday regarding the most recent shooting incident in Jackson.
Despite frigid temperatures, Jackson Energy Authority crews have tirelessly worked to repair a gas leak that was detected Thursday evening on 45 South at the South Fork of the Forked Deer River.
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
On Monday, December 23, 2024, Mr. Gibbs allegedly fled law enforcement by vehicle across multiple county lines.
It’s hard to imagine a world without YouTube. Yet, this ubiquitous video platform is just celebrating its 20th birthday.
We have continuing team coverage of the recent flooding in one local community.
It's Cancer Action Week and we had the opportunity to speak with a scientist who is researching snake venom and its implications in medicine.
February is 'I Love to Read' month. It's a month-long celebration that is held each year to encourage reading, celebrating authors and books and sharing the joy of literacy.
The Jackson Police Department is inviting the community to name its newest K-9 officer.
With the cold weather continuing, you may be thinking about a warm vacation.
Due to the winter weather, many schools in the area are cancelled for the remainder of the week. Parents, if you are looking for ways to keep children occupied, we have a few fun and educational ways kids can burn off that energy after being cooped up inside.
The Jackson Police Department is currently investigating a homicide that occurred on February 20, 2025, in the 100 block of Conger Street.
WBBJ 7 Forecast Update: A few snow flurries continue early Today with skies gradually clearing in the afternoon. The sunshine want make a big difference in the cold as windchills…
Confirmed School and Business Closings for Friday, February 21
When was the last time you checked what the apps on your phone are allowed to do?
Our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters alerted us to a wreck on South Highland Avenue Wednesday evening.
Kids all across West Tennessee were out of school Wednesday and some celebrated the day by enjoying some winter thrills.
One local restaurant heats things up while local residents are shivering in the cold weather.
The winter weather has affected the road conditions all over West Tennessee. With plow trucks going all over Jackson, trying to clear the roads as best as possible, we got out on the roads to check out the conditions.
National Caregivers Day on the third Friday in February honors the healthcare professionals across the country providing long-term care and hospice care.
It’s time to spotlight one of our neighbors, presented to you by the Tennessee Lottery.
Below freezing temperatures turned heavy snow into a thick shield of ice on some main roadways in West Tennessee by midday Wednesday. We have more on where crews are focusing and what to expect over the next couple of days.
Due to the hazardous weather conditions, Jackson Transit Authority buses have stopped operating at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, February 19.
School and Business Closings for Wednesday, February 19 due to severe weather.
In the past few weeks, two Chinese apps, DeepSeek and RedNote, have skyrocketed to the top of app store charts, finding their way onto millions of U.S. smartphones. However, security…
While you're out shopping for the essentials, one grocery store is making sure it continues to keep shelves stocked through the snowy conditions.
As the temperatures begin to drop, the Hub City has resources for those who need a safe place to go.
When it comes to an emergency, minutes can make all the difference in saving lives.
A local event returns to celebrate community.
As winter weather begins moving through West Tennessee, it's advised motorists minimize or avoid traveling in the event of snow accumulation.
'Wish of a Lifetime' from AARP is granting meaningful wishes to older adults and celebrating their stories and lifelong contributions.
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month is observed annually in March.
The City of Jackson's budget committee held a meeting Tuesday morning to discuss a few topics.
Due to the inclement weather expected to arrive Tuesday afternoon, schools and businesses are announcing closures or early dismissals in preparation.
Have you ever been struck by the dreaded “Storage Full” notification on your phone? We’ve all been there. Deleting photos, apps, and messages can help, but there’s a faster, more efficient way to reclaim your phone's storage.
The recent storms have impacted many communities in West Tennessee. Now, one local city is warning some residents to prepare for a possible evacuation if conditions worsen.
Flooding continues in parts of West Tennessee following the storms over the weekend.
With many recent data breaches from all types of industries, it's become clear how common they are these days. So how can you safeguard your personal information?
There's a new dining opportunity for those in the Henderson community.
Contenders are preparing to enter the ring for a good cause.
The Jackson Rotary Club is postponing a special presentation planned for this week.
Average gasoline prices in Tennessee have risen 5.1 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.77/g today.
Severe weather conditions are affecting most of the West Tennessee region right now.
At the request of the Obion County Emergency Management Authority, Gibson Electric will be temporarily shutting down power in parts of Rives as a precautionary safety measure.
According to the reports from the U.S. National Weather Service-Memphis, the levee near Rives has failed and severe flooding has prompted water rescues.
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