Reggi Marion

The City of Richland is adding a new facility for families across the metro.

The broken parking meters in Downtown Jackson will soon be working again.

The coronavirus outbreak has forced the justice system to make some changes.

The five final designs for a new Mississippi state flag are flying outside the Old Capitol Museum in Jackson.

Low-income voters could have a big impact on the November election, if they cast a ballot according to the Poor People’s Campaign.

Qualification is based on a veteran’s income. Veterans must be enrolled in health care at the medical center and meet the guidelines for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP.

State lawmakers return to the Capitol on Monday after a coronavirus outbreak last month.

At first glance the barbershop may look like a pre-school or indoor playground.

More than 1,800 designs were submitted for a new Mississippi state flag.

Project Impact Mississippi will hand out 400 backpacks in Canton and Jackson. The non-profit organization calls the giveaway Give Back with a Backpack.

The funeral home handles more than 500 services every year.

Funeral homes say they are receiving more requests for cremations as the coronavirus pandemic restricts families on the type of funerals they can have.

Volunteers with Keep Jackson Beautiful and Zoo Area Progressive Partnership help with landscaping at Jackson Zoo.

Group rallies at the State Capitol and calls for vote on retired state flag.

All public spaces in the museums have been sanitized.

The district is choosing a hybrid reopening amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Camp Pioneer is offering a free virtual camp for all children

On Thursday, June 25, free testing will be offered at the Lexington Multipurpose Complex from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

“We want one unifying flag that does not incorporate confederate symbols or connotations. Our constituents, student athletes and businesses deserve better.”

Wednesdays will now be reserved for firearms and security guards permits, renewals, duplicates or ID cards.

Larry Roberts wants to keep the state flag and says if it is changed, it should be decided by voters.

Backwater flooding in the South Mississippi Delta has been a problem for years.

Small business owners in the fireworks industry say it feels like a nightmare.

Tuesday, state lawmakers will see what kind of financial shape Mississippi is in.

Governor Tate Reeves’s safer-at-home order was set to expire on Memorial Day, but it’s been extended until June 1.

Many summer camps are still in limbo as they decide if they will open in the midst of the ongoing pandemic.

There’s no qualifications--it’s available to anyone in the area.

Ride of Silence honors cyclists killed or injured while riding bikes on public roads.

Church members of Greater Mount Calvary in Jackson say they really miss their pastor and first lady, so surprised them with a parade during the coronavirus pandemic.

Two trucks and a trailer were loaded with goods for 85 seniors and their families in Edwards during shelter in place order.