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4-month-old baby found safe after being reported missing, TBI says
TRENTON, Tenn. (WMC) - A four-month-old boy was found safe out of Trenton, Tennessee after being reported missing. According to TBI, Keeland Martin was reported missing and his mother, Nicki Kosark, was suspected of taking the baby without custodial rights. Martin has been found safe and the search has officially...
JMCSS hosts annual Teacher of the Year Luncheon
JACKSON, Tenn. — All 26 district leaders and staff gather together to celebrate the work that teachers do in the Jackson-Madison County School System. The annual Teacher of The Year Luncheon is held at the end of the school year to recognize the educators who go above and beyond in the Jackson-Madison County School System.
Authorities investigate possible shooting at Lincoln Courts
JACKSON, Tenn. — We were alerted by a tipster around 10:45 this morning regarding a heavy law enforcement presence on Lincoln Circle. We arrived in the area to find several officers present. We then reached out to Jackson Police who say they’re investigating a possible shooting in the area....
What Huntingdon softball felt on other side of first perfect game in a TSSAA title game
MURFREESBORO — Tears couldn’t stop flowing from the Huntingdon softball team. Parents were hugging players, teammates consoling one another. Some of the girls weeping. Moms and dads were crying with their daughters through a tight embrace. All in a bitter disappointment following a 1-0 loss to Liberty Creek...
'What does it tell a student?': Jackson-Madison Co. superintendent opposes arming teachers
Allowing teachers and staff to carry a concealed handgun in schools, Senate Bill 1325, was met with swift opposition from the superintendent of Jackson-Madison County School System on the same day it was signed by Gov. Bill Lee. Originally introduced in January 2023, the bill permits faculty and staff to...
Large police presence seen outside home in northeast Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn. — In a developing story, calls from our WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News Tipsters had our crew heading out to one Jackson neighborhood late this afternoon, May 21. When we arrived on scene, this is what we found. Multiple police units outside of a home on Manchester Bay.
Greater Jackson Chamber leaders discuss successes, why Jackson attracts new industry
In a presentation on Wednesday, members of the Greater Jackson Chamber discussed the "why" behind the agency's successes and what makes Jackson attractive for new industry. At the Jackson Rotary Club, Chamber President/CEO Kyle Spurgeon and Chief Economic Development Officer Mandy White revealed that Jackson is in the top 1.5% of best chambers in the country.
"Never Miss a Shot" campaign promotes vaccinations in Jackson, Madison County
The Jackson Madison County Regional Health Department has launched its "Never Miss a Shot" campaign. This initiative encourages Madison County residents to stay current on all recommended vaccinations. "So we're hoping to raise awareness for all the routine immunizations that we need across the lifespan, because vaccines are the best...
Your Right To Know – May 23, 2024
Patrick Willis, 51, Jackson, was arrested and charged with driving on a canceled/revoked or suspended license, second offense. He was released from the Chester County Jail on his own recognizance. Jaqueze Stackens, 22, Selmer, was arrested and charged with driving on a canceled/revoked or suspended license. He was released from...
Senior Expo 2024 at the Carl Perkins Center hosts seniors from across Southwest Tennessee
Senior Expo 2024 was today at the Carl Perkins Civic Center. We went to check out the celebration of contributions and achievements by those in our community. Seniors gather in Jackson for expo celebrating fellowship, learning. Senior Expo 2024, held at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, is a celebration of...
"Tiny Steps = Big Dreams" talks about starting an in-home child care business
If you have a passion for childcare and want to turn it into a business, West Tennessee is helping to make the process a little bit easier. The Southwest Tennessee Development District partnered with the Tennessee Department of Human Services this week for a free workshop series called “Tiny Step Equal Big Dreams.” The two organizations focused on in-home childcare because it’s cheaper than larger agencies and can have more flexible hours.
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