'Beauty and the Beast' performances continue
Ballet Arts of Jackson are taking a tale as old as time to the stage.
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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.
TBI agents charge Henry County man in child exploitation case
Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force have arrested and charged a man in connection to an ongoing investigation concerning online child sexual exploitation.
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.
Arts in McNairy hosts film screening, celebrates local music history
One local community comes together to celebrate music history.
Local Sheriff receives Champion of Victims' Rights award
A local sheriff was awarded a special recognition. It was presented by the state director of Marsy's Law for Tennessee, Bonnie Brezina.
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.
USJ hosts 'Bike Day' fundraiser for Le Bonheur
The University School of Jackson held a 'Bike Day' this morning, April 26, to raise money for Le Bonheur.
Jackson Christian hosts fundraiser for St. Jude, honors classmate
Jackson Christian Early Learning Village hosted a 'Trike-a-Thon' this morning, April 26.
JMCSS Superintendent: 'Teachers will not be armed; Standing for Students and Staff'
THE SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE: Teachers will not be armed; Standing for Students and Staff.
