Federal authorities are ending a large-scale immigration operation in Minnesota that sparked protests and led to thousands of arrests. See what local leaders are saying about the conclusion of Operation Metro Surge.
Congressman John Rose has been recognized by the Family Research Council (FRC) for maintaining a 100% voting record in alignment with their shared values: faith, family, and freedom.
A large law enforcement presence prompts calls from our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters.
Family members and residents gathered at the Jackson-Madison County Library Tuesday to honor a man shot and killed by police earlier this month.
The city of Jackson's attorney confronted PETA protesters at a Raising Cane's restaurant Tuesday morning, citing sidewalk compliance violations.
With Valentine's Day three days away, local businesses are offering alternatives to traditional flowers and candy for couples seeking unique gift ideas.
The Jackson Elks Lodge is throwing a radically romantic 80s themed prom night here in the Hub City.
Ford Motor Company is spreading the love this February, and they're helping animals find their 'fur-ever' homes in the process.
On February 2, 2026, in the Circuit Court of Crockett County, Patrick Burleson, age 41, pled guilty to Burglary.
The City of Jackson recently proposed a budget amendment totaling more than $4.8 million for infrastructure upgrades to the West Tennessee Healthcare Sportsplex.
Tennesseans for Student Success (TSS), an education advocacy organization, yesterday released a new statewide poll in the Governor’s race.
Police have identified the suspect in a school shooting in Canada as an 18-year-old who had prior mental health calls to her home.
Highlights from a trove of more than 200 love letters that tell the story of a couple’s courtship and marriage during World War II are now on display digitally through the Nashville Public Library, offering an intimate picture of love during wartime.
James Van Der Beek, best known as Dawson on “Dawson’s Creek,” has died at 48, according to a statement on his Instagram.
Weakley County Schools is proud to recognize February 2026 Feature Teachers, two educators whose dedication, professionalism, and commitment to student growth make a lasting impact across our district.
