Jackson City Council approves application for water infrastructure improvement grant
The Jackson City Council has approved an application that would bring $9.6 million in grant funding to make improvements to the city’s water infrastructure. On...
Former CEO accused of defrauding business, contributing to grain shortage
Greenwood native and former CEO of Express Grain Terminals John R. Coleman made his initial appearance before the U.S. District Court for the Northern District...
End of hurricane season? Not so fast, says National Weather Service
Hurricane season officially came to a close last week, but the threat of potential storms is still on the horizon in the Atlantic Ocean. According...
Dismembered body found in box in Pearl River County identified
Police have identified the remains of a dismembered body found in Pearl River County as 24-year-old Seth Coulter Odom of Poplarville. Authorities found Odom’s body...
17 Mississippi Lottery ticketholders selected in ‘2nd Chance’ drawing
A total of $544,500 in scratch-off game prizes were won by 17 Mississippi Lottery ticket holders in the “2nd Chance” promotional drawing on December 2....
GRAMMY Museum receives $131K for expansion of Mississippi exhibit
One gallery at GRAMMY Museum Mississippi is set to expand after receiving a Building Funds for the Arts (BFA) grant of $131,442 from the Mississippi...
Man found guilty of shooting at Southaven Walmart sentenced to death
39-year-old Martez Abram has been sentenced to death after being found guilty of a shooting that occurred in a Southaven Walmart in 2019. On Thursday,...
Entergy releases safety tips for decorating homes for the holiday season
As the holidays are right around the corner and Mississippians begin to bring seasonal decorations out of storage, Entergy Mississippi has released a few tips...
Cleveland’s ’50 Nights of Lights’ event ramps up for the holiday season
Cleveland’s “50 Nights of Lights” countdown to the new year has kicked off throughout the downtown area, featuring numerous events and over one million lights...
Federal judge approves order giving control of Jackson’s water system to third-party manager
A federal judge has approved an order giving control of Jackson’s water system to a third-party program manager. According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland,...