Consumer

The first 100 guests on Tuesday will get free chicken salad for a year.

Crafters and artists are currently in the homestretch of their work season, with holiday markets and crafts fairs being the finish line on what has been a very long year.

Because who needed another excuse to eat dessert for breakfast?

A sample of frozen chicken wings has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, authorities said Thursday, the latest in a series of reports of contaminated imported food products.

Owners of Ulmer's Stride Rite say they can't recover from the financial impacts of COVID-19 and have decided to close.

Kroger Delta Division is recalling some cheese dips sold in its deli departments due to a potential salmonella contamination.

Amazon has its sights set on Madison County.

Mississippi Sales Tax Holiday is nearly here, and there’s a few things you should know before you head to the stores.

Due to increased demand, the Mississippi Alcoholic Beverage Control is stopping orders so it can keep up.

Google is placing its first U.S. Operations Center in Mississippi.

The bill has already passed the House and Senate and is designed to cut down on vaping in schools.

A local burger shop is shutting its doors for good.

Several theaters, including Renaissance Cinema Grill in Ridgeland, will be part of the first theaters to reopen.

Small business owners in the fireworks industry say it feels like a nightmare.

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.