All other Mississippi stores are staying put.

In order to reach across the thin blue line and encourage officers, John Owens decided to feed as many as would come eat in the parking lot of his business in Brandon Thursday night.

The prediction that Mississippi may not recover economically from coronavirus until 2023 is a hard pill for business owners to swallow. Some industries are optimistic that the impact will be minimal, while some are facing hard truths.

Jackson's credit rating is looking up, in part thanks to an $89 million settlement with Siemens.

The BBB is warning people of a new scam that's targeting people with Roku devices

Chris Bowden of Brandon had one thought when he heard his gym was finally opening back up: “Hallelujah."

Tyson Foods will cut prices this week for some beef products it sells to supermarkets, restaurants and other food retailers by 20 to 30 percent.

For some places like the Vintage Hydrangea, the shutdown could have been fatal. The store only opened in October.

Under the current social distancing rules, no more than 10 people may gather in one place.

Experts say you may be more of a danger to your pet than they are to you.

First responders and healthcare workers can get 50 cents off per gallon to use on their next fill up at BP and Amoco stations.

Some essential businesses have chosen to close down for safety sake, while some say they’re staying open because it’s the right thing to do.

“Right now there are no plans, there are no discussions that we’re aware of taking place, of any kind of border checkpoint or closures or anything like that."

All medical personnel, first responders and activated National Guardsmen are eligible to receive a 10 percent discount at Dollar General stores starting Monday.

A lot of Mississippians have taken to wearing nitrile or latex gloves to battle against the spread of the coronavirus. Medical professionals say, however, the gloves won’t save you if you don’t wear them right.

They are boxes where people can bring books to donate or take books they want to read. Now, they’re little grocery stores. If you see something you need, take it, and hopefully in a few weeks when you’re able, you can replace it.

Arkansas-based McLarty Automotive Group purchased the largest dealership group in Mississippi, Gray-Daniels Auto Family.

Three cases in Forrest County. One each in Leflore, Pearl River, and Copiah counties. And doctors say there are more on the way.

"This is something we have been anticipating and planning for for well over a decade," said Dr. Thomas Dobbs.

There are currently currently more than 12,000 Entergy Mississippi customers without power.

The Health Department says watching the patterns of the Coronavirus overseas means we need to be ready to react when it happens.

If you’re planning on going to prom wearing your dream dress, your best bet is to shop early.

Skip the oven and go straight for Blue Bell’s newest flavor; Cookie Dough Overload Ice Cream.

McDonald’s lovers rejoice! On Monday, restaurants nationwide will offer a free Egg McMuffin breakfast sandwich.

Mississippi’s first Costco is almost ready for action. The store is set to open March 12.

A new business in the District at Eastover is looking to change the way people handle their prescriptions.

The Mega Millions and Powerball debuts in Mississippi were a hit.

If you’re feeling lucky, you will have more ways to win in the Mississippi Lottery this week.

What better way to say ‘I love you’ than with hash browns?

A Hattiesburg-based company bought four McDades’s locations around central Mississippi.

The city announced the new location Wednesday. It’ll open on Hampstead Boulevard, not far from Home Depot and the U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer.

It happened around midnight at the intersection of McDowell and Belvedere roads.

More than half of shoppers will return or exchange a gift they receive from Santa.

Foot traffic kicking back up at Northpark Mall just a day after Christmas, but some stores are putting items back on the shelves.

December 24 represents the last Christmas shopping day of the year, and that was clear by the amount of people doi ng last-minute shopping Tuesday afternoon.

Customers are reporting issues at stores across the country on Twitter.

U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst had strong words for criminals, but also for officials he said are not helping the problems.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) re-upped an alert about “juice jacking” as the holiday travel season enters full swing.

The retailer is keeping its doors open around the clock so last-minute holiday shoppers can check off their gift lists

C Spire and Entergy are teaming up to boost internet speeds of Mississippians living in rural areas.

MDOT uses pop culture references and humor as they brainstorm ideas for message boards over the state highways.

The Mississippi Public Service Commission approved Entergy Mississippi’s $57 million plan to build a substation in Madison County.

One lucky Mississippi Lottery winner is $100,000 richer.

FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Nissan Motor Co. is making its U.S. factory and office employees take two days off without pay amid slumping sales.

Former Mississippi State Bulldog and current Oakland Raider Gabe Jackson is opening up shop in Flowood.

Don't let holiday spending put you in the red for the start of 2020. Experts offer tips and advice to prevent more debt from your shopping sprees!

Some people say “Drunksgiving” or “blackout Wednesday” as it’s called sometimes gets almost as busy as New Year’s eve.

We’ve compiled a list of some of the hottest deals this week so you can map out your strategy for scoring big while spending less.

The Mississippi Lottery Corporation said $570,000 of those sales will go back to the state.

Lottery tickets are officially on sale in Mississippi, and everyone wants to be the first to hit a big jackpot.

It's possible to get your drivers license in exponentially less time now, DPS officials said.

The Mississippi State Department of Health reported one additional identified case of a vaping-related lung illness in Mississippi on Thursday.

Entergy Mississippi has installed dozens of new devices throughout its service area in places that have experienced multiple outages.

WalletHub released its report on 2019′s best stores for Black Friday.

Amazon is locating its second Mississippi fulfillment center in Olive Branch.

A coast developer wants to turn the site of the old Tivoli Hotel into Biloxi’s newest casino resort. The 30-acre tract of beachfront land sits just west of the Biloxi Yacht Club, and has been zoned for gaming since 2007.

A key duplication company highlighted two years ago by 3 On Your Side for security concerns has now expanded its services to include electronic keys, drawing more criticism in the process.

Entergy customers from multiple counties are currently being affected by power outages.