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Top Ladies of Distinction present 2025 Go Red Luncheon

One organization brings back an event to raise awareness to the importance of heart health.

Songwriting competition continues at the Carnegie

Once again music fills the Carnegie as the Tennessee songwriting competition continues.

Runners participate in Medal Madness

Medal Madness was held at North Park in Jackson Saturday.

Art gallery reception held in Jackson

One event brings out local artists and art enthusiasts Friday evening.

City of Jackson spotlights local artists, performers for Black History Month

The Hub City is celebrating Black History Month by showcasing performing and visual art from members of the community.

'Boots and Bling' returns to Jackson, raising money for one local nonprofit

One event returns to the Hub City to raise money for a good cause.

POLL RESULTS: Where's your favorite place to watch the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl LIX is almost here and earlier Friday we asked you: Where is your favorite place to watch the game? We let you all cast your votes and now we have the results.

Fellowship Bible Church hosts 'Night to Shine' for area teens

One local church gives area teens a night to shine.

Police arrest 2 in Haywood County, seize electronics used to steal card information

On February 4, 2025, Agents with the interstate Criminal Interdiction Unit out of the 30th District were patrolling Interstate 40 in Haywood County when they conducted a traffic stop on a pickup truck for a violation.

Leaders Education Foundation’s Collegiate Scholarship application now open

Leaders Education Foundation, a non-profit 501c (3) organization, will award $25,000 to graduating high school seniors.

One organization is working to promote economic growth with local tourism

One organization is helping build up our economy by promoting local tourism.

Undercover law enforcement agents seen outside of Jackson residence

We received word from one of our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters of a law enforcement presence in northeast Jackson Friday morning.

Archives offer ways to learn more about Black heritage

For centuries, the histories of African Americans were hidden, fragmented, or erased, leaving many families disconnected from their roots. But today, technology and archives can help bridge those gaps.