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A federal judge is giving insight into the capital city’s crime problems. This order is related to the House Bill 1020 challenge. The purpose of the order was to dismiss Chief Justice Mike Randolph as a defendant. But in the process, Judge Henry Wingate weighed in on issues facing Jackson.

Wednesday, Dr. Paul Byers looked back at his lengthy career with the Mississippi State Department of Health.

Baptist Health Systems is introducing a new connectivity platform that will get patients to aftercare sooner, opening needed hospital beds.

A large area of concern is Capers Avenue in West Jackson, located between Monument Street and Fortification Street.

Despite the heat, Howard says he’s enjoying the southern hospitality here in the capital city and the food that comes along with it.

Nikki Pullen will take the reigns as Chief of Police starting July 1.

Says city has done interviews with several candidates to take over marketing position.

In an emotional social media post Tuesday evening, Grimm's wife said he's now breathing on his own, but “remains unconscious.”

Three businesses have opened their doors in the last two weeks at Highland Village in Jackson.

Could mean higher interest rates on future borrowing.

Sandra and Ronnie Warren married about six years ago. Together, they picked out their home on University Street the next day, where they lived until June 2.

The Flowood location is Aldi’s 10th in Mississippi.

The Jasper County Sheriff's Department says Roderic Tyrone Moss, 48, died in Clarke County Wednesday afternoon.

Henry “Hollywood” Morris started Support Our Shields as his way of giving back to the men and women in blue after they got him through some tough situations back in the day.

Board of Supervisors approved rezoning request at Monday meeting.

A beloved English teacher at Ocean Springs High School, Kennon Barton, 41, was killed in an early morning crash on I-10 in Jackson County.

The colors for Keigan’s “Celebration of Life” are blue, white or black, his mother said.

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The first night of preliminary competition begins Wednesday night with delegates competing in Talent, Evening Wear, Health and Fitness.

According to police, the 37-year-old was taken to a local hospital with severe injuries following the attack.

St. Dominic Hospital is citing financial challenges as the reason for shutting down its Behavioral Health Services. But there’s an expected domino effect on those who are seeking mental health care.

Entergy workers are canvassing neighborhoods offering free products and services to manage power usage and lower bills.

Contrary to most of the United States, Mississippi is one of three states where the age requirement is currently above 18 to purchase property.

Law enforcement officers continue to put their lives on the line to protect the public from dangerous criminals, and last week the death of Madison Officer Randy Tyler proved just that.

The upcoming lawsuit comes amid an ongoing Justice Department civil rights investigation into the encounter between Jenkins, Parker and Rankin County Department Sheriff’s deputies.

62 percent of commercial property owners voted to create the BID last year.

The Cobb County Police Department said Tuesday that a K9 officer died of heat stroke while in a patrol car at a training.

JXN Water staff believes the issue is related to an existing line break worsening in the area near Fortification and Capers, Bailey and Maple, and a new leak, yet to be discovered.

She made the announcement Tuesday in a “Message from the President."

More than $600 million allocated to the city as part of December Congressional allocation.