Freed-Hardeman University's men's and women's basketball programs have both been named the No. 1 overall seeds in their respective national tournaments, which begin next weekend.
The Miss Volunteer America pageant is underway, with the reigning titleholder reflecting on her year of service before a new winner is crowned Saturday night.
The Gibson County Sheriff's Office has located a suspect who was considered armed and dangerous, according to the agency.
Construction is underway on a new lodge at Natchez Trace State Park.
31 women were honored at Jackson City Hall during Women's History Month as the Influential Women of Jackson for 2026.
Obion and Weakley county residents now have access to non-emergency medical flights through a new partnership with Lifeline Pilots.
It’s time now to recognize our Educator of the Week, brought to you by the Tennessee Education Lottery.
U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) have introduced the Women Veterans Specialty Care Access Act, a bipartisan bill that would allow female veterans to directly schedule appointments for women's specialty care, including gynecology, obstetrics, maternity, and postpartum care, without first obtaining a referral from a VA primary care provider.
Newly released police body camera footage shows bargoers and pedestrians fleeing and ducking for cover in the moments after a gunman began firing outside a Texas bar, leaving three dead in what is being investigated as potential terrorism.
On Feb. 2, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee released his proposed state budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year, which includes an investment of $4.23 million to develop the University of Tennessee at Martin Cattle Outreach and Workforce (COW) Facility.
An Ohio man said he was shocked when he was cited for feeding stray cats behind a building he owns during a recent stretch of harsh winter weather.
BlueOval SK is laying off 150 workers.
The WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News team is saying farewell to anchor/reporter Ryan Hodges.
Here’s a look at recent restaurant inspection scores throughout West Tennessee. To view the full report on each establishment, click the provided links.
Judge Mark Patey was removed from the Madison County election ballot last week by the Tennessee Republican Party. The election commission confirms he will not be placed back on the ballot.
