In our new Web Extra, we talk to Brad Douglass to highlight some of WBBJ's biggest stories covered ranging from deadly storms, famous local musicians and even a visit to West Tennessee by a former president.
A local county has reported several black bear sightings recently.
Friends of the Dixie Carter Performing Arts Center has announced it's line up for it's 2025-26 season.
With rising summer temperatures and the occasional heat wave, staying cool is essential for a safe and enjoyable summer.
The EAA Chapter 734 (Experimental Aviation Association) hosted its monthly meeting Sunday.
Destiny Church of Jackson wraps up their All Things Family celebration this weekend.
This week's Pet of the Week from Tipton County Animal Shelter is Joker!
Community members gathered Friday night to escape the heat and humidity of West Tennessee thanks to some cool, inspiring tropical vibes and music.
A bluegrass legend was honored with a special ceremony filled with music, food and nostalgia.
The Jackson-Madison County School Board makes a pivotal decision Thursday night, voting to deny a new charter school's application.
For our Poll of the Day, we wanted to hear from our viewers and find out which type of corn West Tennesseans like the best.
The school season is right around the corner and many families are getting a head start on securing school supplies.
Farming season is in full swing across West Tennessee, and Sweet corn is all the rage this summer.
We want to hear from you in our latest poll.
A new tattoo shop has opened its doors in Gibson County.
Obesity medications, once facing shortages, are now widely available.
A new competition is coming to the Hub City for students and professionals in the building profession.
During times of tragedy -- like the recent events in Texas -- local communities often come together to provide relief.
This year, an ordinance passed in the City of Jackson allowing the sale and use of fireworks within the city limits. Earlier today we asked our audience if they believed this was a good idea now that the holiday has passed.
This year, an ordinance passed in the City of Jackson allowing the sale and use of fireworks within the city limits.
