Jordon Gray

The I-55 northbound ramp to I-20 westbound will be closed starting on April 12, according to the Mississippi Department of Transportation.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has issued a Silver Alert for a Clinton man.

A vehicle killed a pedestrian on April 9, around 5 a.m.

A student was shot on Alcorn’s campus around 3 a.m. April 9, according to the Alcorn Campus Police Department.

Students and faculty at Richland High School and Upper Elementary were evacuated after a gas line was cut.

An Oxford woman was arrested for Child Neglect on April 5.

Mayor Chokwe Lumumba is “optimistic” about President Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan.

Jackson Hinds Comprehensive Health Center will be providing Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines on April 5.

MDOT says the two men injured were part of a crew patching potholes on the highway.

Tunica Hospitality & Entertainment, LLC plans to redevelop a former resort in Robinsonville, Miss.

Ole Miss women’s basketball team great season came to an end on March 28.

A 55-year-old man was shot in the chest by a 16-year-old on March 27.

Two men have been arrested for auto burglary.

Mississippi health centers will receive over $77 million to support COVID-19 vaccinations.

Butterflies by Grace Defined by Faith will host its Women’s History Brunch on March 27 in Jackson to highlight and celebrate women.

A Canton woman was arrested for murder on March 17.

Jackson State University will become a vaccination site on March 19.

Google plans to invest over $10 million in Mississippi this year and create new jobs.

A jury gave a guilty verdict to a man for first-degree murder and attempted murder on March 11.

Jackson Public Works Director Charles Williams gives update on the city’s water crisis.

Water and food giveaways are taking place on March 11 at multiple locations.

For the sports world, March 11 serves as the day sports came to an unexpected halt.

Two women were arrested for stolen property and felony fleeing charges.

A water giveaway will take place on March 11, at New Horizon Church on Ellis Ave.

The Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable partnered with Starbucks to aid with Jackson’s water crisis.

Jackson Public Schools announced the reopening of 10 schools on March 10.

Daylight Savings Time could become permanent in the United States.

According to the Jackson Public Schools Board of Trustees, Watkins Elementary School will not open following Spring Break.

Mayor Chokwe Lumumba announced that non-potable water will be available on March 9.

Head coach Mike Jones announced his retirement as athletic director and head men’s basketball coach at Mississippi College.