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‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
‘I can’t pay that’: Woman wants answers after an $11,000 bill from the water company
A woman says she was shocked to find a bill from her water company saying she owed thousands of dollars. → Read More
U.S. Women’s Swimming champion advocates for Women’s Rights Bill
If you have young daughters participating in sports, Riley Gaines wants them only competing against other girls born female. → Read More
$11,000 water bill shocks disabled woman who thought billing issues ended
“The bill stated $11,146.27,” said Jacqueline Jones. “It actually knocked me off my feet.” → Read More
Black JPS teacher fired in 1948 for filing equal pay lawsuit
In the 1940′s, a Black Jackson Public School teacher grew tired of making less than half of white teachers and filed a lawsuit against the district. → Read More
Woman’s CPR training saves husband in cardiac arrest
During American Heart Month, a young Rankin county couple shares the importance of CPR training. → Read More
Documentary on Civil Rights attorneys examines legal struggle of the movement
Black people’s ability to vote, go to school, and earn equal pay in Mississippi are due to the work of lawyers. → Read More
Montford Point Marine to celebrate 100th birthday
After graduating Holy Ghost Catholic School, the Flora native became a Montford Point Marine, the first African American marines to serve in World War II. → Read More
Illegal dump site growing near home of the disabled and elderly
“It makes me feel bad that we’ve got to live like this, and we pay taxes just like everybody else,” said David Crowley. → Read More
Civil rights activist Ineva May Pittman dies in house fire
The fire started in the 5000 block of Inwood Drive around 9 p.m. Monday. → Read More
Southwest cancellations cause chaos for passengers at Jackson, Miss. airport
Southwest Airlines flight cancellations were the Grinch that stole Christmas for many passengers. → Read More
JSU fans react to Coach Prime’s departure
Rumors were swirling for weeks that Deion Sanders was looking to leave as Jackson State’s head football coach. → Read More
HIV rates re-surging in the Capital City and across the south
In recent years, Jackson’s HIV rate dropped from the fourth highest in the country to seventh, according to the CDC. But those efforts to stop the spread were hampered by COVID. With the Capital City again among the highest in the nation, the medical community says this re-surging epidemic must be addressed. → Read More