Emily Goodwin

Indiana

Multimedia Journalist at WBBJ-TV (Jackson, TN)

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Articles

Expert shares trendy gift ideas for Mother's Day

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — Mother’s Day will be here before you know it. Mothers are special people who deserve to get spoiled for all that they do for everyone in the family. Mother’s Day occurs during spring, and springtime is about renewal. Beauty supplies and products make as great gifts for mom, especially for the moms looking for “me-time” and a bit of self-care. Lifestyle expert Joann Butler says healthy ingredients for the skin are key, as well as products that have a nice refreshing smell.
Doctor talks menopause treatments amid Women's Health Month

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — May is celebrated for many reasons: the start of spring, Easter, Mother’s Day. But it’s also Women’s Health Month. Doctors are talking about why women should take time to focus more on their own personal health and needs — not only this month, but in the long-term. According to the U.S. Department of Health, heart disease and breast cancer are top health issues women face.
Experts urge pet parents to plan ahead for disasters

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — Our area is well-known to severe weather, including tornados and flooding. When disaster strikes, it’s not just people who are in danger. In the event of heavy storms and flooding, many pets get lost or separated from their owners. “Humane World for Animals” – a nonprofit organization that focuses on animal welfare — recommends having a disaster kit ready with extra ID tags and collars, proof of vaccinations, leashes, as well as food and water.
Mayor's Prayer Breakfast unites community on National Day of Prayer

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — People of all faiths gather across the country to celebrate National Prayer Day. The day is celebrated every year on May 1 since the 1950’s. Thursday, the Jackson Area Ministerial Association hosted the annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast at the Carl Perkins Civic Center. There was a moment of prayer for local businesses, West Tennessee’s schools and students, and first responders.
Tips to make seasonal road trips less stressful

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — Spring is here and the summer road trip season is soon to be in full swing. The worst thing to happen on a road trip is to have issues with your vehicle, run out of gas, or be consumed with distractions. Here are a few tips to help the trip run smoothly. Make sure you are prepared. Check the weather along the route you will be traveling so you know what to expect if you have to travel through severe weather. Also be sure to have plenty of gas in case you get stuck in traffic.
Local college presidents to feature in 'Burning Questions' event

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — One local event based on the YouTube show “Hot Ones” is back by popular demand. This year, it features local university presidents as they answer random questions while eating increasingly hot chicken wings. Hot Ones has been around for a decade, and now, a similar version of it is coming to West Tennessee in the “Emerging Leaders” event organized by the Greater Jackson Chamber and co-hosted by United Way of West Tennessee.
You're not alone: Research shows many Americans show symptoms of a mental health condition

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — As we prepare for Mental Health Awareness Month, professionals are sounding the alarm on the importance of the topic through awareness and education. Research shows more than 70% of individuals who took a health screening test in 2024 tested positive for showing symptoms of a mental health condition. If your mood, thoughts or actions disrupt your daily life, experts say it could be symptoms of a mental health condition.
BBB warns of online romance scams as West Tennessee women fall victim

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — Over the past three weeks, West Tennessee women have fallen victim to online romance scams, losing thousands of dollars to who they thought was their new found love. Scammers stole a reported nearly $50,000 from two local women, just over the last month. That’s according to the Better Business Bureau, and recent reports from women — one as close as Hardeman County — who said they have been scammed out of nearly $24,000 each from an online love interest.
USJ holds special celebration honoring Grandparents' Day

2 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — Spring is here, and for the University School of Jackson, one of the highlights of the season is Grandparents’ Day. It’s an event that’s dedicated to honoring and appreciating the role grandparents play in the lives of children. “We all know that we are who we are because of those who came before, and those who have poured their lives into ours,” said Don Roe, USJ’s Head of School. “Our grandparents are so special.
Dietician shares tips, recipes for those undergoing cancer treatment

3 weeks ago | wbbjtv.com | Emily Goodwin

JACKSON, Tenn. — You may know, love or even be someone who is battling cancer. Did you know there are many common challenges cancer patients face while undergoing treatment—including changes in the way food tastes? Touch, taste, and smell are experienced when sensory cells in the mouth or nose send signals to the brain. Many treatments can interfere with the function of those cells. Some cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation can damage the nerves that send taste signals to the brain.

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