Anthony Warren

Officials are worried that the city will shut their water off.

Organizers say proceeds will benefit baseball fields across Jackson.

Jackson faces multiple lawsuits regarding lead-contaminated water.

Capitol Police have been involved in three shootings in the last six weeks, including one where a subject was killed.

Mayor Harvey Johnson is among petitioners filing for an investigation with the EPA.

Jackson is facing tens of millions of dollars in needs at its O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant.

Jackson did not budget for consent decree program management services for the 2022 fiscal year, and only recently found the money to pay for the work.

Groundbreaking could be held late this year or early next year.

Pastors meet with Jackson mayor, EPA administrator amid ongoing water crisis.

Approximately 300 boil water notices reported in Jackson in last two years, EPA says.

Improvements have helped increase capacity at Curtis plant.

Former Tisdale Library could be demolished in the next 45 to 60 days.

Eligible nonprofits can receive up to $2,000 to help cover expenses, such as ice and bottled water purchases.

Moves comes weeks after state took over operations at Curtis plant.

Crews were working to fix the problem Thursday.

Crews repairing water leak, an announcement from the city says.

State has spent more than $191K to make emergency repairs at Curtis plant.

County administrator says the county will look at increasing pay in the next budget year.

It targets current and former mayors, former public works directors, and two contracting firms.

No injuries were reported.

The contract is for 60 days, according to MEMA officials.

The plant was authorized to treat up to 30 million gallons of water a day during Jackson's water crisis.

Comment represents more back-and-forth between the governor and Jackson's mayor.

Johnson is facing 26 counts related to the misuse of election grant money.

Employees clash amid Jackson's ongoing water crisis.

State-run drinking water distribution sites will operate through Saturday, MEMA says.

More drama unfolds between former Jackson Public Works employees.

Jackson is still in talks to modify its sewer consent decree.

Lumumba said he does not support the idea.

Ticketholders can exchange their tickets for another night.

Investigation includes look into the use of state revolving loan funds.

Lumumba and Reeves have traded barbs multiple times since the start of the city's water crisis.

Equipment and operation costs will be provided to the city free of charge for one year.

Equipment failures at the plant cut out water for tens of thousands of residents.

Supervisor says county shouldn't give Jackson the money without knowing how it would be spent.

The city's battle over who will pick up residents' trash continues.

The city remains under a state-imposed boil water notice.

62 percent of property owners in the affected area voted in favor of forming the district.

News comes only weeks after Carter detailed problems at the city’s main water treatment plant to 3 On Your Side.

A victim was pronounced dead at a local hospital.

The motion, which was made by Ward 3 Councilman Kenneth Stokes, was approved on a unanimous vote, and comes as Jackson and the state continue to dig the city out of an unprecedented water crisis that impacted more than 150,000 people.

The amount includes ARPA funds, loans and one-percent infrastructure tax revenues.

Regan visits Jackson amid ongoing water crisis.

Judge ordered the jail to be put under a federal receivership weeks ago.

Spencer Ritchie has been elected to fill the remainder of Perry's term.

The EPA said it's committed to working with all parties to address concerns, stabilize the water system.

EPA Administrator Michael Regan and U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson meeting with residents to discuss ongoing Jackson water crisis.

County leaders spar on whether funds could go toward replacing pipes and building a tower or repairing a main water treatment facility.

City reports progress being made at O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant.

Pressure reaches 87 PSI at O.B. Curtis plant, officials say.