Tupelo group, Homemade Jamz to perform JACKSON – The legacy of Mississippi’s influence on the world’s musical spectrum will finally be recognized tonight when a Mississippi Blues Trail Marker will be unveiled at the Grammy […]
JACKSON – The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) has issued a winter weather alert on roadway conditions for motorists traveling in north Mississippi. All roadways, bridges and overpasses north of Highway 82 are frozen. While […]
CALHOUN COUNTY – Three people are dead after authorities said an 18-wheeler collided with two school buses carrying students from Ackerman High School in Choctaw County. Calhoun County Coroner Jerry Fleming said Ackerman High School […]
OCEAN SPRINGS – A woman from Stone Mountain, Georgia was brought back to Mississippi to face charges of passing fake $100 bills. Crystal Joy Holloway, 24, was charged with one count of felony uttering forgery […]
OXFORD – A Choctaw County Sheriff’s Deputy has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly allowing his police dog to attack a black man from Mathiston and then falsifying a report to cover […]
INCLEMENT WEATHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ARC DINNER CANCELED Due to the winter weather warning, the American Red Cross has canceled its Humanitarian Dinner that was scheduled to take place tonight at Jackson State University. ******* HCSD […]
February 2011 marks the beginning of garbage collection with a new look for about 18,000 residents in the unincorporated areas of Hinds County. Last week, Hinds County Board Supervisors, its new collection contractor Waste Pro […]
“Black History Happens Everyday” was the theme of the annual Black History Month Celebration and Prayer Rally Tuesday, Feb. 1. Held in the council chambers of Jackson City Hall, the event was coordinated by Ward […]
According to the Jackson Public Schools (JPS) website, JPS is the second largest school district in the state. It serves more than 30,000 students. These students are divided between 56 schools: 8 high schools, 10 […]
Claimed she could make evidence against suspect “disappear” JACKSON – A Marshall County woman is going to jail after a jury found her guilty of attempted false pretense, Attorney General Jim Hood said. Sweetie B. […]
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