The senior citizen is now looking for a new place to live and fears what could happen next.

Blaming the actions of a few bad cops on all police officers is wrong. That’s the message one Jackson city councilman is spreading.

Soon after a 7 p.m. curfew went into effect in the city of Birmingham Monday night, demolition crews arrived at the 52-foot-tall Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Linn Park and began work to remove the structure from where it stood since 1905.

New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees said he will continue his stance against players who kneel during the national anthem before NFL games.

An online petition to remove the confederate emblem from the Mississippi flag has now reached 80,000 signatures.

The Meridian Police Department said it's not releasing the name of the victim at the family's request.

Mississippi’s permanent drivers license stations will reopen on Monday, June 8, with a few changes to ensure social distancing.

Eli's co-owner says the promotion was not meant to exclude anyone

DMVs in the state will reopen Monday with new operating procedures.

Cities in the local areas are setting up dates and times for their citizens to acquire masks during this pandemic.

Authorities with the Moody Police Department confirm one of their officers was shot and killed in the line of duty Tuesday evening.

NASA is keeping tabs on five asteroids heading toward Earth over the next few days, with one the size of a stadium.

Mission Mississippi is inviting churches and the public to participate in a prayer gathering and unity walk around the State Capitol on Thursday, June 4, at 11:30 am.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced that Mississippi has been approved to operate Pandemic Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT).

Prescott posted a message to his Instagram in response to the ongoing unrest over the death of George Floyd.

The university is set to reopen on June 8.

About 400 Mississippi National Guard service members arrived in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.

'I only kneel for my country and I will kneel before God one day'

If anyone has any information on the whereabouts of Ronald "Ronnie" Clancy Young contact Humphreys Count Sheriff’s Department at 662-247-2551.

Senator Angela Turner-Ford promises that the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus will continue to push for legislation that protects its constituents.

A mental health professional shares how you should handle these life changing events.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the image that’s gone viral since the first day of protests in Louisville also came with a lot of questions.

The video of Floyd's death shocked the public conscience and brought more light to the recurring questions about whether members of the black community are ultimately safe.

The fallen police memorial is just one of several statues damaged during the protests in Richmond over the last several days.

An organization of more than a hundred black lawyers across Mississippi has deemed Madison County prosecutor Pamela Hancock’s social media comment on riots and coronavirus “offensive” and “racist," among other questionable comments made by Mississippi elected officials in recent days.

The cause of the crash in under investigation.

Thanks to a collaboration with Hinds County, the governor and the city of Jackson, all residents of the capital city will have access to face masks as the battle against COVID-19 continues.

Some of the organizers say its time for an end to systemic racism.

Cases and hospitalizations for COVID-19 in Mississippi are staying steady.

LMPD officials on Tuesday released new surveillance video that they said shows David McAtee firing a gun before he was shot dead by law enforcement officers.

The reopening began at 10 am in which city officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the new playground.

A sheriff in one Florida county says he is “highly recommending” property owners to shoot looters if they break into homes to steal or set fires.

The backlash centered on comments Reuben McDowell made on a Facebook post regarding a protest in San Diego supporting George Floyd.

The Jones County Sheriff’s Department arrested an Ellisville Police Department officer on drug charges Tuesday.

All arrests were made without incident.

Beginning Wednesday, the names of the facilities and the county in which they're located will be posted on the MSDH website.

Jackson city leaders will be distributing 50,000 masks to its residents.

A New York police sergeant suffered serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle during protests early Tuesday morning.

The teen was rushed to the hospital via ambulance. His condition is unknown.

A Meridian police officer is currently suspended with pay after allegedly calling a fellow officer a racial slur.

Interim Police Chief Charles Coleman says detectives have arrested 18-year-old Tanelius Burks on a charge of capital murder.

Jackson Hinds Library System will begin reopening its libraries this week.

The altercation was caught on camera.

Officials say nothing indicates the driver was intentionally targeting protesters.

Advertisements on social media suggest protests against police brutality and the killing of George Floyd will be held in Madison County this week, specifically in Canton, but that has not yet materialized.

Three pastors in Mississippi spoke about their decisions to welcome back members or to continue to keep their doors closed.

Governor Tate Reeves and Dr. Thomas Dobbs continue their pleas for Mississippians to remain vigilant and take precautions against the coronavirus.

Patton had his initial appearance before the Clinton Municipal Court on Monday, June 1 where bond was denied.

Kemarshon Cassity is facing charges for the child’s death.

The investigation is still ongoing.

The incident is still under investigation and at this time no arrest has been made.

A Hinds County inmate assigned to the Raymond Detention Center has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Wills is charged with felonious infliction of physical pain or injury on a vulnerable person

He's being held in jail without bond.

Monday marks the beginning of the final stage in the state’s reopening plan.

A possible suspect lead has been obtained.

A majority of the social media posts in question were posted by a civilian who is not an employee of the Jackson Fire Department.

Several Ohio House Democrats have signed onto a proposed resolution to declare racism a public heath crisis for the entire state.