Deputy Brad Sullivan has recieved support from all over the State

Que is high heart worm positive and had never known the comfort of air conditioning or a soft bed until now.

A top official at MBN was told to resign or she would be fired, and WLBT obtained her resignation letter.

The popular arts and crafts show has all kinds of unique items and food.

The tax will only affect those who visit the city and use the accommodations.

Monticello residents try to salvage their favorite ballpark.

With the heavy traffic and workers present, MDOT is encouraging motorists to make safety a top priority.

The event starts at 10:00 a.m. on the campus of the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Pearl.

K-9 Wannes won't have to worry about any of his bills for the rest of his life after being selected by Project K-9 Hero.

Johnis Antonia Rushing was visiting the popular safari in Brandon with her mom and her 1-year-old son Kylen, Jr.

Tony Farese tells us what we're waiting on in the Brandon Theesfeld case.

According to the Mississippi State Fairgrounds Facebook page, this will happen at the Purple and Yellow Tent on the Southeast Corner of the Fairgrounds.

The animals will continue to be cared for by the same crew that has them now, but under the city’s oversight.

The Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Parks tell us that there is no danger to the population of alligators after a big gator hunting season.

A unified champion softball showdown took place at Jackson Prep Tuesday night.

Man accused of shooting wounded deputy in the head denied bond.

Deputy Brad Sullivan has a prayer army that spans the United States and sports some big names.

The hurricane relief effort will take place Monday from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

Some worry early tech training could encourage students to skip college, but some educators say that doesn't have to be the case. Even if it is, it doesn't have to be a bad thing.

20-year-old Chandler Ross was recently diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. A scan showed that he had several spots on his lungs.

Today’s Park(ing) Day event will go from 4 p.m. – 9 p.m and take place on Capitol and Congress Streets, extending to Smith Park. Vendors, food, music, and games will be featured.

Veteran officer Dave McCarley is suing the Pearl Police Department to get his job back.

The Jackson Zoo is set to change hands October 1.

Warren County’s emergency management and nonprofit organizations are working together to help folks affected by the historic backwater flooding.

When depositing a sample, hunters will be given a unique identification number so they can check their sample results online.

Zachary Johnston's first costume of the Homecoming week got laughed at by a few of his classmates. He was having a hard time getting up the courage to wear another costume, but then his friends came through for him.

Friday the 13th turned out to be one Hattiesburg 7th grader’s lucky day.

The 2019 Pearl River Clean Sweep is scheduled for Saturday, September 21.

For more than 50 years, Operation Shoestring has been providing year-round academic, social and emotional support for kids that need it the most in Jackson.

Good Neighbor Day is a simple thought: Receive one dozen roses for free, keep one rose for yourself and give eleven roses away to eleven different people in friendship and love.

Wednesday marks 18 years since Al Qaeda militants hijacked four airplanes and carried out suicide attacks against targets in the United States. Nearly 3,000 were killed in this heinous attack.

According to the Madison Police Department, the drive will be at the former Tulane Madison campus at the corner of Hwy 51 and Main Street from 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday.

Site preparation is now underway for what will be the cornerstone of the new development on the old Colonial Country Club property.

In partnership with the University of Mississippi, the privately-operated prison is again hosting a MobilePack event for the Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) network.

A thin blue line flag was hoisted Monday in honor of Deputy Sullivan over the spillway and it will remain flying until he leaves the hospital.

At Biloxi Junior High, one cheerleader is also inspiring her school and community.

He is on a campaign called “Mowing with Cops” and is inviting police in different cities to mow lawns with him.

A little-known fact about them is that they have also caught murderers, kidnappers, human traffickers, and many other categories of criminals.

The space they previously used to store and sort toys is not available and they have been unable to find another location.

The City of Vicksburg is waging a battle against neighborhood blight.

The gathering has been going on in Hattiesburg for 17 years.

Director, Christy Burnett said they had everyone in the center laughing. “The smallest things from the most unlikely place can bring the greatest joy to people”

In a 3 On Your Side exclusive, Mayor Lumumba explains issues his administration is dealing with to get a real-time crime center up and running in the City of Jackson.

Those who successfully complete the program will receive a free crib and car seat.

If a Waffle House ends up happening in Oxford, you can thank "Batman and Robyn."

Police say it's possible that lives were saved this weekend when a man was arrested with guns, ammunition and a strange interest in the Petal Walmart.

To donate to the vet bills for these dogs, please call Dr. Walker at the Forest Animal Hospital; 601-469-4362. You can donate by telling them you want to donate to the “Forest pound puppies”.

Construction at the Capitol won't interfere with the MS Book Festival

The building is 30,000 square feet and is the first building that will be a part of the New City Center on the corner of Hwy 51 and School St.

This will take place at the corner of Washington and Grove Street.

The “Fill the Pantry” food drive runs through August. You can drop them off at their center at 750 N. State Street in Jackson.

The situation occurred some time before 10 a.m. on Tuesday.

After ICE raids resulted in 680 people detained, hundreds of families in Mississippi were left wondering where their loved ones are.

A growing number of Christians are warming to the acceptance of homosexuality, but, as evident by the infighting in the Methodist church, this is not a settled issue.

Chef Hunter Evans of Lou’s Full-Serv in Jackson, will plate-up against 15 other chefs from around the country (and Guam) to compete for the title of ‘King or Queen of American Seafood’ in the 12th Annual Louisiana Seafood Cook-off.

Clinton Police and the Hinds County Sheriff's Department arrested 23 in a human trafficking operation last week.

The international effort was launched in 2006 to help cities prepare for the growth of the older adult population.

"Sometime's the less fortunate can feel like they have been forgotten.. and today is all about reminding them that they are not forgotten."