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Missing Humboldt man found safe

Search and Rescue officials located a Humboldt man that had been missing for seven days.

AAA: Near-record number of holiday travelers expected to close out 2024

Tennesseans are expected to travel in near-record numbers for the year-end holiday period (from Saturday, December 21 to Wednesday, January 1). AAA predicts 2.7 million Tennesseans will travel 50 miles or more from home.

MIDDAY GUEST: City of Jackson Communication Resources

Kenneth Cummings, Communications Director for the City of Jackson, joined our show to share details on the City's communication efforts and resources.

Herbie the Elf spotted in WBBJ studio

We have a new camera man in the studio!

Piña Colada | A Recipe for Holiday Safety

According to Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, there were 580 alcohol-related accidents from October 2023 to September 2024, just in the WBBJ viewing area alone.

What the Tech: Tech gifts for mom

When it comes to holiday shopping for mom, it's easy to fall back on the usual suspects: bathrobes, sweaters, perfume. But this year, why not surprise her with a tech gift she'll actually use and love?

Police block off road following South Royal Street wreck

A wreck on South Royal Street leaves traffic blocked off as officials work on scene.

Children go on shopping spree for annual 'Cops and Kids' event

20 lucky children in the Hub City received the shopping spree of a lifetime.

30 graduate from Greater Jackson Chamber's Leadership Jackson class

The Carl Grant Events Center at Union University held a special ceremony Tuesday evening.

3rd annual 'Battle in the Burbs' returning to Jackson soon

The Jackson Juniorettes wish to invite all of Jackson to come out and enjoy the 3rd annual 'Battle in the Burbs' lighting contest!

Jimmy Hiller named among Nashville’s 'Most Admired CEO’s' for 7th time in 9 years

Jimmy Hiller, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Hiller Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical (Hiller), was honored with his seventh “Most Admired CEO’s and Their Companies” Award from the Nashville Business Journal.

Tennessee experiences challenging year for crop production

Across the state, it has been a difficult year for farmers with heavy rainfall in May, which is a critical time for planting. This delayed getting crops in the fields and put risks on crops that were already planted.