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.
If you think you have the chops to undertake this massive meal, head to Dave’s BBB in Jackson. You could get your very own t-shirt and picture on the wall.
The board was acting on the recommendations of partners of the giant salvinia task force formed to battle the invasive plant found in the Bay in the summer of 2018.
Drowning is the fifth leading cause of unintentional death in the United States, but an inner-city swimming program is now working to reduce those risks.
Drivers with traffic-related offenses through the Clinton Police Department will have the option to purchase school supplies in lieu of paying traffic tickets during the month of July.
A phone bank has been set up since late Wednesday night, and volunteers are taking shifts to take your donations, because the giving spirit slows down a little bit during the summer.
It was first organized in 1889 and has evolved into a week-long live-in house party with more than 600 permanent, individually-owned cabins that range from basic to luxurious.
At around midnight on Monday morning, local animal rescue organization, Cheshire Abbey, was contacted about a dog that was chained up to a razor scooter and set out along side some trash in front of a home on Fairview Street. According to Executive Director Chrissy Cheshire, a woman saw the pup chai
The academy is sponsored by the Jackson Police Department in conjunction with the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office and Jackson Public Schools Campus Enforcement.
The Methodist Children’s Homes of Mississippi is piloting a program that will see to it that area children eat breakfast and lunch while they’re on summer vacation.
14 people were recognized during the 30th Anniversary Gala for NAMI Mississippi, a group that works with those who battle mental illness throughout the state.
According to the event’s website, The Trail of Honor is dedicated to the education of people about the American Military and the history of conflicts our military has faced.
The City of Jackson is working to help citizens understand their water bills and provide assistance for corrections and payment options. Another session is planned for next Saturday at the Metro Center.
The city of Vicksburg is gearing up for its annual Summer Youth Employment Program. It gives college and high school students opportunities to explore career options and learn more about the city government all while earning some cash. The deadline is looming for young people to apply.
Police responded to a disturbance call in Cloverdale Monday night. When officers arrived, they spoke with residents who told them there had been no fighting.
Unite Mississippi’s “A Night of Unity” is bringing together several denominations for an evening full of spiritual entertainment and it’s all happening Saturday at Veteran’s Memorial Stadium in Jackson.
It's a single-day service event that brings people together from all across the Magnolia State. Today, volunteers gather in Vicksburg to take on more than 20 hands-on projects!
Summer is right around the corner and the Mississippi Food Network wants to make sure kids don't go hungry when school is not in session. The organization is calling on the community to help feed those in need.
Warren County supervisor, Shawn Jackson over District 3 and Mississippi Food Truck Association Members handed out food to tornado victims from 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Sunday at Marcus Bottom in Vicksburg.
The friendly goat posed for a photo op with Entergy workers, Jonathan Merriman, Ryan Dowdle, and Richarrd Brown as they picked up wire in a field near Flora.
The board will meet Thursday to discuss options. Staff proposes the board consider taking over either the Humphreys County and Yazoo City districts, or the Amite County and Jefferson County districts, or the Clarksdale district.
We know the city of Jackson has some serious infrastructure issues, particularly the streets. There is progress on repairing some of the major roadways, but what about residential streets?A viewer, who lives on Woodburn Avenue reached out to 3 On Your Side for help taking back her street.
