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The new laws make it possible to prosecute a crime as a lynching when a conspiracy to commit a hate crime leads to death or serious bodily injury. → Read More
Hinds County inmates also helped with clean up efforts. → Read More
In a state where agriculture is one of the main revenue drivers, being able to grow fresh vegetables without soil and using 95% recycled water could be a game changer for those who don't have access to acres of farmland. → Read More
After Tuesday's storms cut off power to the entire town, cases of water are expected to be delivered to people who live in Goodman. → Read More
Most of the vehicles auctioned were either stolen, seized, or abandoned. → Read More
The families of gun violence victims gathered outside the Jackson Police Department for the second time in less than a year on Saturday. → Read More
"Neighbors have been moving out because of it. My property value has been going down, raw sewage coming out from in front of my house," one resident says. → Read More
Jackson State University President Thomas Hudson is one of the leaders to appear before the Committee on Homeland Security in a hearing about recent bomb threats to historically Black colleges and universities. → Read More
Fans of anime were back at the Jackson Convention complex for the first in-person event in two years. → Read More
The club prepared over 200 hot meals that were given away on Happy Tuna Day. → Read More
A family lost their home to a fire, but had one bright light when they were reunited with one of their three dogs. → Read More
As the war in Ukraine rages on, the effects are being felt in the U.S., including here in Mississippi. → Read More
As of 9:30 a.m. Sunday, officials with Bank Plus tweeted out that the "issue with online banking has been resolved and balances shown are up to date." → Read More
The restaurant's name is Sambou's, and it will be open at noon seven days a week. → Read More
"Anything that you have, was brought by truck," said Hal Miller, president of the Mississippi Trucking Association. → Read More
For the past month, the Waterwood Subdivision in Brandon has been preparing for Mardi Gras. → Read More
The inaugural Red Hot Tutu 5K Run will happen in Clinton at the new Lions Club Park. → Read More
Family Dollar closes 400 stores, recalls products after FDA finds decaying dead rodents in warehouse → Read More
The Canton Nissan assembly plant investment includes retraining, upskilling nearly 2,000 jobs. → Read More
A bomb threat call came in to the Nissan plant in Canton hours before the governor and others are scheduled to attend an event there. → Read More