According to the police report, the victims told the robbers, “you might not want to do this.”

Richland police were involved in a chase with a suspect driving a stolen vehicle Tuesday night.

Like any other real success, the Great Mississippi Tea Company has a great story!

Jim Hood called a press conference to further express concern over the Reeves ad.

As moderate to heavy rains trailed over the state Tuesday, the statewide burn ban was lifted.

The City of Jackson has filed court documents to move a lawsuit filed against the Ordinance Prohibiting Certain Activities Near Healthcare Facilities to federal court.

As vaping illnesses and deaths climb across the country, health officials warn vaping could make flu season worse.

The lawsuit filed by the family of former Callaway High School student John Knight III will move forward.

A Booneville man will spend nine years in prison after pleading guilty to sending or transmitting child pornography.

Montavious Johnson of Ridgeland will serve 94 months in federal prison, followed by 3 years of supervised release.

The Ridgeland Police Department is attempting to identify two suspects involved in a credit card fraud.

Round of showers and storms likely throughout your Tuesday.

The college’s Agriculture Department will use the grant to create an agriculture academy to promote public awareness and implementation of the Farm Bill, provide trainings for the public regarding new methods and technology in agriculture, and expose Mississippi’s youth to the numerous career paths

The MLC has started mailing acceptance letters to the to the first approved lottery retailers. They will keep sending these acceptance letters as more retailers meet the requirements and are approved to sell.

A Southaven man was arrested for molesting a child and distributing child pornography.

A native of Biloxi who was living in Louisiana has been identified by his family as one of the victims killed when a hotel under construction collapsed.

According to Divison Fire Chief Cleotha Sanders the fire started at 3:15 a.m. at a house in the 700 block of Chestnut Street.

The famous NFL referee Sarah Thomas spoke at the River Hills Club as a distinguished guest Monday night.

Tuesday marks three weeks until election day and the gubernatorial candidates faced off for the second debate in less than two weeks Monday night.

The 160th Mississippi State Fair: home of fried oreos, funnel cakes, and corn dogs, and this year fairgoers got an extra treat!

In honor of his later mother, former NFL professional DeAngelo Williams helped pay for more than 500 mammograms over the past five years.

Almost half of adults in this country will experience a mental illness during their lifetime.

Advocates against domestic violence say you can make the difference in ending the abusive cycle.

U.S. Gymnastics champion Simone Biles made history this weekend in Germany.

Trainers at MLEOTA look to build good judgement and reaction into police recruits through practical application and a structured regimen.

The 18-acre space will feature offices, shops, restaurants and single family homes.

Pro-life and pro-choice advocates were on the steps of the Supreme Court Monday as the Sidewalk Advocates for Life presented their lawsuit.

Entry for the tournament is $20 and is limited to 100 players.

A woman pleaded guilty on Tuesday, September 10, to killing and robbing Ricky Saxton in Yazoo County on November 13, 2013.

For the counties still under a burn ban, each Board of Supervisors will have the option to either lift their burn ban, allow it to expire on the predetermined deadline or to extend their burn ban.

Downtown commuters are being asked to stay away from the Hard Rock construction hotel collapse site.

After several strange clues, a Michigan father questions whether his water filters are authentic. Experts say counterfeit filters are a growing problem in the United States.

This scholarships provides money for recipients to begin their national board journey.

A group called The Mississippi Justice Institute and Sidewalk Advocates for Life- is holding a news conference Monday at 10:00 a.m. on the steps of the Mississippi Supreme Court.

A few showers possible Monday ahead of a wave of heavy rain at times through Tuesday that could lead up to localized flooding concerns.

He has been found safe.

Who dat thought the Pope was a Saints fan?

Deputy Brad Sullivan has recieved support from all over the State

It occurred in the 1200 block of Handy Avenue just before 3:30 a.m.

Just over a week after all of the water advisories across South Mississippi were lifted, health officials are warning against four new locations.

Just six months after Verna Johnson launched the “Verna Needs A Kidney” campaign, she found a donor.

Family members of one of the missing workers are camping out on Canal Street for the night

The murder was determined to have happened in the area of Fraser Street in Natchez.

Thousands have come to the city of Jackson to buy and spend before and after the game.

He was last seen Sunday, October 6, at about 5:00am in Indiana driving a 2017 gray Jeep Wrangler bearing a MS tag of CEA9203.

Upon his release from the hospital Barrow will be charged with Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Failure to Comply with Law Enforcement, and Kidnapping.

The Hard Rock Hotel construction site collapsed Saturday morning onto Canal Street

A third woman faces felony charges in the death of a 5-year-old boy found in a garbage bag in a Mississippi basement.

One person has been taken to the hospital after a shooting at a Ridgeland home.

About 800 people carried flowers to honor family or friends living with Alzheimer's or who have died from the disease.

The New Orleans Fire Department said the Hard Rock building is considered stable, but unsupported.

The Hard Rock Hotel partially collapsed Saturday morning onto Canal Street.

After the shooting, the suspect fled in an unknown vehicle.

Three vehicles were involved in the accident.

A man walked 351 miles to have sex with whom he believed to be a 14-year-old girl, according to federal prosecutors.

There is currently no suspect information or known motive.

After a week of tracking down leads, authorities say they still don't know the identity of a man found dead in the water near Deer Island. But they're hoping someone out there can help.

Gulfport School District Superintendent Glen East confirmed the threat was made in person, and the child was arrested on campus.