MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. - Jackson-Madison County School Superintendent (JMCSS) Marlon King posted a reflection of his time as school superintendent, his contract extension, and his vision for the future. For more local news, click here.
MCNAIRY COUNTY, Tenn. - McNairy County Mayor Larry Smith has declared a State of Emergency for McNairy County due to the severe winter weather conditions. Smith wrote in the proclamation that Governor Bill Lee had declared a State of Emergency…
JACKSON, Tenn. - Members of the Jackson Fire Department spent part of the cold morning on Saturday, January 24, checking in on those who are homeless in the city. According to a post from JFD, firefighters assisted in ensuring the…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Today, Governor Bill Lee announced that President Donald J. Trump has granted an Emergency Declaration to support Tennessee’s ongoing response to the winter weather event that is impacting all 95 counties across the state. The request was submitted…
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. - One local Walmart manager received a token of appreciation for her support for law enforcement officers during the severe winter weather. According to a Facebook post by Visit Brownsville TN, Police Chief Kelvin Evans presented Walmart manager…
TRENTON, Tenn. - The Dyer Fire Department assisted multiple agencies in responding to a structure fire on Saturday, January 24. According to a post by Dyer Fire, the structure fire was on West 10th Street in Trenton. Dyer assisted Trenton…
Hardin County officials declare a State of Emergency for the county.
The Jackson Transit Authority (JTA) will close Saturday at 2:00 p.m. due to hazardous weather conditions impacting the City of Jackson. For the safety of our riders, operators, and staff, all transit services will suspend operation at that time.
WBBJ viewers from all across West Tennessee are enjoying the snow and sharing their photos with us.
The Adamsville Police Department has announced the following road closures.
The Jackson Animal Care Center says it will not be responding to non-emergent calls until next week in order to prioritize life-threatening situations during the severe weather event.
Local EMS directors are monitoring weather conditions closely and developing tentative plans with other emergency services.
This weekend's winter storm has some potential to knock out power for some in the region.
With a major winter storm expected to impact much of the southern and eastern United States this weekend, The Salvation Army is actively preparing to respond across Kentucky and Tennessee, positioning resources and personnel to meet urgent community needs.
