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.

There will be a water outage starting around 9 p.m. Monday in Jackson.

The Mississippi State Department of Health reports two additional identified cases of a vaping-related lung illness in Mississippi.

Could talks to do away with some minor league teams affect the M-Braves?

Jackson police have made another arrest in the ongoing investigation into the city’s water billing system.

The agencies are stressing that until there are scientific studies and oversight, it is not safe to use CBD oil regardless of where you purchase it.

Nationwide, as of October 15, there have been 1,479 cases of lung illness reported from 49 states, the District of Columbia, and one U.S. territory.

Mississippians, now is your chance!

When you pay your $15 or so to go into a HALLOWEEN haunted house, you expect creepy things to happen. But not when you pay your $150,000.

A Florida seafood company expanded a recall for some of its tuna products because of the risk of scombroid fish poisoning.

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

Monticello residents try to salvage their favorite ballpark.

The 3 percent tax would only affect people who visit the city and use the hotels and motels.

Disney Cruise Line will return to New Orleans with trips to the Bahamas and Caribbean, including visits to Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay.

There’s a phishing scam making the rounds that the Better Business Bureau wants you to know about. Have you received a Facebook message with a video link asking, “Is this you?”

Tickets to win the home will soon be available for $100 each, with the proceeds going to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis. No family has to pay for treatment, food, or lodging at St. Jude, and the Dream Home giveaway helps make that possible.

When the Dallas Cowboys come to New Orleans for a primetime showdown against the Saints on Sunday night, tickets will at a premium.

Some worry early tech training could encourage students to skip college, but some educators say that doesn't have to be the case. Even if it is, it doesn't have to be a bad thing.

State regulators are in flood recovery zones, making sure repairs are done correctly and residents are protected.

John Batte III has announced on social media plans to retire and close Batte Furniture and Interiors after 136 years in business in Jackson.

The MFC approved the Adams County burn ban due to the increase in wildfire activity, elevated drought conditions, dry vegetation and forecasted weather patterns.

The week is aimed at reducing the number of injuries and deaths among children in car crashes.

The Jackson Zoo is set to change hands October 1.

MDEQ issued a water contact advisory Tuesday for a section of Mill Creek in Flowood.

General Motors workers across the country remain on strike Tuesday morning after contract negotiations between GM and United Auto Workers Union went on through the night.

This comes just after the company recently announced it had filed for bankruptcy last week.

If you know someone looking for a place to stay in the Jackson area, the options are multiplying. At least half a dozen hotels are planned or nearly finished.

The job fair will take place Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019, from 9:00 a.m - 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.