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3rd June 2026
Ryan Brooks | Muck Rack Media Profile
As seen in: WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN), Local 3 News, WTVC News Channel 9, The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC), Tri-City Herald, Indibloghub, Our Community Now
Multimedia Journalist, WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN)
Tennessee
U.S. Regional
Articles by Ryan Brooks
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week honors 9-1-1 dispatchers
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
Established in 1981, National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week recognizes the professionals who handle more than 240 million emergency calls annually in the U.S. The week honors the professionals who answer emergency calls, manage chaotic situations, and dispatch police, fire, and medical responders. It highlights the work of 9-1-1 dispatchers.
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United Way of West Tennessee hosts 13th annual ‘First Ladies’ Luncheon’
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
Preview party at Jackson Fairgrounds Park kicks off celebration of women making a difference across the region JACKSON, Tenn. — The United Way of West Tennessee held its annual preview party at Jackson Fairgrounds Park on Wednesday evening ahead of its premier fundraising event. The 13th annual ‘First Ladies’ Luncheon’ welcomes more than 1,200 guests each year to celebrate the impact of women across the West Tennessee community.
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Jackson-Madison County Schools honor athletes at annual banquet
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — More than 80 high school student-athletes from 19 different sports were recognized at the Jackson-Madison Athletic Champion Banquet. The JMAC ceremony honored current athletes and also inducted past athletes into its legacy program. “We recognize our student athletes and legacy inductees that have demonstrated our core values: judgment, motivation, courage, service, and support,” said Ricky Catlett, JMCSS deputy superintendent.
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Henderson County candidates meet voters at public forum
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
PARKERS CROSSROADS, Tenn. — Henderson County voters attended a public forum at Parkers Crossroads City Park to hear from candidates running in the May primary election. Candidates for county mayor, sheriff, commissioners and school board members are on the ballot for the May 5 primary election. “Tonight our main goal is to just to better be informed about the candidates that are running in our county.
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Milan’s 9th Annual Easter Celebration
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
MILAN Tenn. — With Easter weekend kicking off, an annual occasion in Milan has local youth out and about to see who can find the most eggs at this year’s Easter celebration. An Easter egg hunt is like hide and seek, and who would turn down a childhood classic? The 9th Annual Easter tradition returns to Milan with plenty of fun for the entire family including a petting zoo, bouncy houses, balloon animals, and many options for food plus the chance to win prizes.
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Tennessee Legislator Rep. Shaw Retires
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
BOLIVAR Tenn. — A long-serving legislator announces his retirement. After more than 25 years of serving the state of Tennessee in District 80, Representative Johnny Shaw is closing out more than two decades of politics. He is also the first African American to take leadership as a state legislator in West Tennessee’s rural district since reconstruction. Rep. Shaw makes sure to note he’s not just a politician. A proud husband of over 60 years, devoted father, and loving grandfather, Rep.
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2006 Tornado Memorial
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
DYER Tenn. — It’s been 20 years since a severe weather outbreak devastated parts of West Tennessee. We all know when bad weather strikes communities come together, and Thursday many remember the tragedy after the storm. In 2006 the National Weather Service reported an EF-3, and EF-1 tornado in Gibson and Rutherford counties that took the lives of 24 people. Widespread tornadoes hit in several areas and the line of storms destroyed several homes, buildings, and entire neighborhoods.
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Field Trip Tragedy on Highway 70
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
HUNTINGDON Tenn. — We’re following up on a field trip tragedy that prompted an immediate response from first responders. In Carroll County, many faced heavy traffic delays after a fatal collision on Highway 70. The Tennessee Highway Patrol leads the scene of a fatal crash in Carroll County on Highway 70 between Leach and Cedar Grove…Just above the 1,000 acre lake in Huntingdon Tennessee. THP confirms two students on board a Clarksville school bus were killed during the collision.
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The American Heart Association ‘Go Red for Women’
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — The American Heart Association’s ‘Go Red for Women’ experience makes a return to the heart of Downtown Jackson. The association is a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives. Dedicated to ensuring equitable health in all communities, the organization has been a leading source of health information for more than one hundred years. It’s supported by more than 35 million volunteers globally.
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Jackson Featured on USA Today: Top 10 Best City in Street Art
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — The Hub City is recognized nationally for a second time in creativity. If you take some time to look around while you’re out and about….It’s no doubt the artists are main the characters. ‘Our Jackson Home’ announces artists and projects for 2026. In partnership with the City of Jackson, new public art in Downtown Jackson will feature seven different artists in West Tennessee.
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Beech Lake Pier Grand Opening
2 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
LEXINGTON, Tenn. — Get the sun screen out and have your fishing poles ready for an experience on the lake. Beech Lake in Henderson County is hosting a special ribbon cutting for a new fishing location. We’re just ahead of the first weekend of spring, and community leaders in Lexington are not wasting time making sure everyone has a place to spend the best moments of the day outdoors with a new pier.
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Gibson County Sheriff candidate forum
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
MILAN Tenn. — Candidates around the region are vying for head of law enforcement as primaries approach this spring. This is leading up to a sheriff race in one of our local communities. It’s almost time for the Gibson County Sheriff election primary in may, and candidates are making appearances at a public forum to gain insight from the community.
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Miraculous ending for a student after driver ignores school bus stop sign
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
BELLS, Tenn. — Investigators are asking for help following what could have been a fatal incident involving a local student. What happens next has investigators asking for the public’s help and it was all ‘caught on camera’. On February 9, around 4:59 in the afternoon a Crockett County school bus was dropping off students after the end of the school day. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, as a teenager was stepping off of the bus at her stop.
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Students recognized at JMCSS school board meeting
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — It’s a night full of recognition, achievement, and reward for scholars throughout the Jackson-Madison County School System. We take a look at what’s on the agenda for discussion. Thursday, the JMCSS board recognized A.J. Sercy from Liberty Technology High School who’s making history with his acceptance into the inaugural class for sale program at UT Martin, which is a state-wide recognition.
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Rising gas prices: What you can do?
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — Pain at the pump is being felt across the U.S. and the world. Many drivers across the state are paying more attention to the gas gauge… Now seeing a difference in their gas mileage. The average price for a gallon of gas now stands at $3.48 in the united states. That’s a jump of 17% since the operation in Iran started slightly more than a week ago. No relief is in sight as the price of oil jumped above $100 per barrel Sunday. In Tennessee, gas prices have surged $0.42 in the last week.
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Neighbor recounts high-speed chase capture
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
TRENTON Tenn. — After several reports of a high-speed chase in one community police share the safe capture of one suspect thanks to swift efforts from first responders and partnering agencies. A citizen’s tip to local authorities in Gibson county made all the difference in this timely search.
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Return of Miss Teen Volunteer America 2026
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — One pageant returns…Helping young ladies build confidence and a strategy to come out on top. We head downtown for an occasion that brings contestants across the country to the stage with the lights and all the action this week. Miss Teen Volunteer America is back this year for a chance to see the best of the best on the runway competing for an opportunity of a lifetime.
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U.S. Army veteran offers insight on 'Operation: Epic Fury'
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — Many across the country are concerned for what’s next following the U.S./Israeli strikes on Iran known as ‘Operation: Epic Fury.’ spoke with a former Lieutenant Colonel who served in the U.S. Army and gives us some insight on where the country stands after executing this attack. ‘Operation: Epic Fury’ is a conflict strategically exercised through U.S. Air Force and Navy.
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New legislation on the move in Tennessee
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
NASHVILLE Tenn. — New legislation is being proposed here in Tennessee, and we have a first look at what you can expect. We spoke with two Tennessee legislators that give their insight into proposed bills in the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Senate Bill 2423 bans red 40 dye, and all petroleum-based synthetic colors. It passed in the senate Monday. It prohibits an LEA or public charter schools to sell, offer to sell, or provide it to students through the school nutrition program.
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Local resident shares concern following missing packages
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
LEXINGTON Tenn. — Package delivery has been a concern among many local residents who are looking for their online purchases. Are you missing packages that were scheduled for delivery? We have a closer look at issues one local resident has been dealing with for some time following failed tracking attempts and customer support concerns. “They received it and they never sent it out. It went into the twilight zone. I tried to contact FedEx many times with no luck.
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Henderson awarded 1.5 million Affordable Housing Grant
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
HENDERSON Tenn. — The city of Henderson, TN has been awarded a $1.5 million dollar grant through the 2025 Affordable Housing Program. The grant is one of 56 affordable housing program grants awarded by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati in 2025, totaling nearly $51.9 million dollars. Funds will be used to help create more than 2,000 units of affordable housing. This benefits residents throughout Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee.
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Lights, Camera, Fashion 2026 Runway Show
3 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — The Mid-South’s largest prom runway fashion show takes place at the Carl Perkins Civic Center, but the night of glam is also serving a bigger purpose. It’s all about stage presence and seeing who has what it takes to impress the judges, all while supporting a great cause. We head downtown to the 15th Annual Lights, Camera, Fashion modeling show here in the Hub City.
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The Monarch Collective opens in Downtown Jackson
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — There’s a new way for small businesses to connect here in the Hub City in the heart of downtown. The Monarch Collective is home to creatives and professionals as a multi shared hub for small businesses to be able to have rental space and operate it inside an area with other surrounding businesses in a unique environment. It’s a one stop shop for those looking for opportunity. “We have eleven suites total, but they are all occupied right now.
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Mother speaks out following Bolivar shooting
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
BOLIVAR Tenn. — We have continuing coverage after a Wednesday night shooting that leaves two people in critical condition. A mother speaks out on the moments leading up to this unfortunate incident. WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News tipsters notified us of a shooting in Bolivar around 10:30 Wednesday night. When our crew arrived on scene we saw multiple law enforcement with the Bolivar Police Department. Residents in the area tell us authorities were on the scene for more than six hours.
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Joint debrief on winter storm response
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — After residents of Jackson and Madison County voiced their concerns on the road conditions following the recent storm. Leaders met to discuss plans for the future. We dive into statements from local officials coordinating practical improvements for future winter weather events, to ensure lessons learned were addressed while details were still fresh.
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Large structure fire on North Parkway
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — We have continuing coverage of a large structure fire here in the Hub City. Firefighters and first responders assist at a local business after it catches fire. When our crew arrived on scene the Allied Hose and Belting Company was fully engulfed with flames inside the industrial sector on Conalco Drive. The Jackson Police Department blocked of a portion of North Parkway to help mitigate the scene.
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Separate weekend shootings leave 2 dead in Jackson
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — We have continuing coverage of two separate shootings that ended in the death of two people in Jackson on Sunday. Beginning with an officer-involved shooting in front of the Jackson-Madison County Library early Sunday afternoon. Police say they encountered a 41-year-old male who they say was armed with a gun. In a statement released by JPD, it says that during the encounter with police the individual was shot by officers.
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City of Jackson continues winter weather response
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — Our crew went out Friday night checking the latest conditions of the roads in the Hub City after the recent winter system. The City of Jackson continues winter weather response operations as crews move to improve street conditions across the community.
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Decatur County mayor discusses post-storm conditions
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
DECATUR COUNTY, Tenn. — It’s been tough for many crews in West Tennessee navigating thick ice, power outages, and water supply shortages. We visit Decaturville where they are having issues trying to get roads clear enough for drivers with concerns of refreezing. According to Decatur County Mayor Mike Creasy, roads are not the the only problem. Crews are transporting elderly residents to warming shelters due to power loss and delivering water to combat water shortages from the recent winter storm.
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Officials provide look at next few days during freezing temperatures
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — We have a look at what you can expect with road conditions to shape up the rest of the week. Most around the region are still trying to navigate how to travel through the snow and ice left from the weekend’s winter mix. If you see black pavement, it’s likely still icy because of the temperatures, so drivers should proceed with caution and use your own discretion for safety.
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Winter mix aftermath
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — We take a look at how locals are handling the wintery mix this weekend. It’s been an icy weekend for many across the region and it’s isn’t going away just yet as single digits approach for the start of the week.
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Winter Preparations Across West Tennessee
4 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — We’re taking a look at how local residents are prepping for the severe winter weather this weekend. With a state of emergency declared for Tennessee, many are making sure they get everything they need in time for the wintery mix ahead. Major local players from city mayors, fire and rescue, law enforcement, school districts, and TDOT are collectively communicating how they will navigate winter weather with drivers noticing several salted streets and highways throughout the region.
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Groovy Roots Indoor Farmers Market
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — All plant lovers have an opportunity to start gardening early with the help of a local plant and garden shop that has everything you need to begin. If you’re looking for a unique indoor farmers market we have just the place right here in the Hub City. For everyone that’s trying to keep it organic, and less chemical based groovy roots plant and garden shop is the place you want to be. Everything garden wise you see throughout the shop Nicole Ramsey started herself from seed.
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Upcoming Carroll County 911 District Office
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
HUNTINGDON Tenn. — There’s a new upcoming 911 District Office underway in Carroll County. This move essentially makes the 911 center the hub for everything including training, access control, administrative offices, a board room to host meetings, and dispatch will have their own space.
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Coach speaks out following tragic homicide over weekend
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — We have continuing coverage on a Jackson native and Fisk University student killed in a shooting on the interstate in Nashville this past weekend. Andre Bell died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center following a tragic incident over the weekend. The investigation, led by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department’s Homicide Unit, is active and ongoing.
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State Announces Launch of the West TN Music Census
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — The state announces the launch of the West Tennessee Music Census. The census is a part of the broader West Tennessee music initiative. It’s a study of the region’s music ecosystem that covers 21 counties in west Tennessee. the census is a part of the broader west Tennessee music initiative.
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Destiny Church of Jackson Foresight 2026
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
3/10 Destiny Church Foresight Gathering 4/10 Destiny’s New Church at 235 Moize Cutoff Road Jackson, TN 5/10 Gospel Recording Artist Jason Nelson 6/10 Dr. Rhonda Pettigrew and Sound of Destiny 8/10 Destiny Church of Jackson Musicians 9/10 Destiny’s Pre-Show Crew JACKSON Tenn. — Destiny Church of Jackson is starting off the year with faith, community, and fellowship.
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Reactions To 'PRANK' Incident at Five Below
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — In a story we first brought to you Monday night at 10, we have reactions from the community following reports of an armed individual running into a North Jackson store. It has the community asking questions around safety, protocol, and law enforcement policy here in the Hub City. We’re following up on reports of what investigators say was a prank at the Five Below store. Reports indicated an armed individual ran into the store on stonebrook place Monday.
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Project 'ESCAPE': JFD Fire and Rescue Initiative
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON Tenn. — Leaders with the Jackson Fire Department’s new fire and rescue program say it provides essential framework to make a difference saving lives throughout the community. Immediate first response to a structure fire determines the outcome and recovery in an emergency.
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RECAP: New Year's Eve celebrations across West Tennessee
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — We have a recap of New Year’s Eve celebrations here in West Tennessee. It’s the first of the year and many had a time last night celebrating to bring in 2026. Here in West Tennessee friends and family make sure to find the perfect place to bring in the new year. Some celebrated in the early half of the night and others, of course, took a chance on midnight celebrations with fireworks, balloon drops, and even local breweries around the region.
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Final witnesses appear as post-conviction hearing for Zach Adams ends
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
HARDIN COUNTY, Tenn. — We have continuing coverage in the Holly Bobo case following Zach Adams’ appeal of his conviction. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Closing statements heard in Zach Adams’ post-conviction hearing His hope is to be granted a new trial after his co-defendant, Jason Autry, recanted his testimony earlier this year, testimony that solely got Adams convicted to life without the possibility of parole.
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Santa teams up with Dyer Fire Department to spread community cheer
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
GIBSON COUNTY, Tenn. — With it being the holiday season, Santa made a special stop this week before starting his rounds for Christmas. It’s the one that’s making the list and checking it twice — that’s right, Santa! The big guy rode with local firefighters in downtown for a special Christmas tradition. “We’re just trying to bring a little joy to the community,” said Chief Brandon Rudd with the Dyer Fire Department.
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Shoppers make last-minute trips as holiday season closes out
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — Christmas is only a few days away and we’re checking in with shoppers for a look at their holiday experience this year. We checked out a few retailers for a last look what you can expect while looking for those gifts for friends and family this year. Major stores like Walmart, Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Kohl’s, Buckle, Books-A-Million and others in West Tennessee had sales running for several days, often starting the Monday before Black Friday.
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Jackson Regional Airport announces 10,000th passenger, considers adding new routes
5 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — Jackson Regional Airport, in partnership with Denver Air Connection, has officially confirmed that the airport’s 10,000th passenger of calendar year 2025 boarded Friday. This is good news for travelers here in the region around the busy holiday season. It’s marking a historic milestone for commercial air service in West Tennessee.
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Ronald McDonald House celebrates new housing program with ribbon cutting
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — It’s grand opening day for what will be an essential asset to the community: The Ronald McDonald House! Their housing, care and assistance will provide a special space for up to 20 families whose children are receiving care at Le Bonheur Children’s and Jackson-Madison County General Hospital in West Tennessee. “We’ve been checking census for the last month or two.
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Budget amendments, more on the agenda during JMCSS School Board meeting
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — Jackson-Madison County School Board members meet for their routine work session and general board meeting. On the agenda Monday night, members focused on budget amendments, transfers and a proposed bonus for the school superintendent. The Jackson-Madison School Board meeting began with a visit from south elementary music students and the air force junior ROTC. Board members were asked to wear Christmas sweaters the celebrate the holidays this month.
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Season of Giving with Holiday of Hope
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
SELMER, Tenn. — It’s the season of giving and one local community is calling this time of year a holiday of hope. The idea is to make a difference within the community. This event features an ice skating rink, vendors, crafts, and carriage rides all free of charge. Proceeds will provide services to kids that have been have been affected by child abuse.
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Chickasaw State Park Presents: 'Lighting of the Park'
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
HENDERSON, Tenn. — The Christmas season is underway and a Tennessee state park is making sure families have the perfect holiday experience. we have what you can expect for many who are looking for Christmas lights….and lots of them. It’s the holiday season and Chickasaw State Park in Chester county is becoming more festive than ever for their Christmas light tradition…’Lighting Of The Park.’ The tradition reels in over 6,000 visitors a year averaging 2 thousand cars a night.
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Phoenix Theatres CEO speaks with WBBJ following Empire 8 incident
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — We have continuing coverage following a disturbance that started off as movie outing and quickly caught the attention of many on social media.
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Local school presents families with holiday food baskets
6 months ago
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By Ryan Brooks Verified
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WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN) Verified
JACKSON, Tenn. — Washington Douglas Head Start in partnership with the Code Red Ministers Coalition presented 10 families with baskets for the holidays Monday. “We believe that one of the greatest commandments that was given in the scripture in Matthew chapter 25 is ‘I was hungry and you fed me.’ All of us do a lot of things throughout our individual churches, Area Relief Ministries, and the Salvation Army.
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