Waverly McCarthy

Law enforcement agencies across the county have been responding to a number of bomb threats across the country.

Deputy Police Chief Paymon is offering $1,000 of his own money to anyone who can help him locate his stolen goods and identify the people in the video as well as the pickup truck.

Thomas Ballenger told investigators that he was depressed and harbored a significant amount of guilt for his wife’s illness.

Traffic is slow moving on I-20 westbound due to road work.

During the arraignment, the prosecutor called Todd Moudy a “flight risk”.

A man is in custody and the incident appears to be domestic related.

Kennedy and 23-year-old Edwin Robinson forced the doctor at gunpoint from his home in the Eastover subdivision back in May 2015.

According to Olive Branch police, it’s alleged that a woman met the suspect at a local establishment during an evening of socializing.

Central District Commissioner Cecil Brown, a Democrat from Jackson, made the announcement Monday.

Tuner went missing on Tuesday, December 4. A Silver Alert was issued for him and his family searched for him for days.

The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has cancelled a Silver Alert that was issued for 67-year-old Karen Elizabeth Sprague of Lake in Scott County.

Dominique Martinez Griffin was transported to UMMC for treatment. He died Friday afternoon.

27-year-old Archie is charged in the shooting death of 68-year-old Robert Adams. Adams was shot to death during an armed robbery at the Party City on County Line Road in 2012.

Whether your child is a tween or a toddler, they have their own ideas about what’s hot for Christmas.

Peterson had not been seen since Friday, November 30, but was found safe Thursday.

According to a tweet from JPD, four armed men robbed the Capital Furniture Co. on Bailey Avenue.

One adult driver was pronounced dead at the scene, the other driver and a child were injured and both were transported to UMMC.

The State filed a complaint in Hinds County Circuit Court against opioid distributors Cardinal Health, Inc., McKesson Corporation and AmerisourceBergen Corporation for failing to prevent the diversion of opioids in Mississippi. The lawsuit alleges that these three companies, who distribute the major

This is the first animal to test positive for the disease in Marshall County.