Ole Miss sophomore Londyn Lorenz made her way to Jeopardy!

Visitors can walk or drive through the 'Stations of the Cross' during Holy Week.

There's always a line outside MePa's Diner in Central, especially since the governor ordered all restaurants to serve take-out only.

Jackson Hinds Library System is launching curbside book pickup.

A Jackson gas station owner is giving back to his community during the global pandemic.

Law enforcement and families came from around the area to grab lunch to go Saturday.

She was born while the Spanish Flu was still wreaking havoc across the world. Now, 100 years later, her birthday celebration was interrupted by COVID-19.

Krispy Kreme will be offering free donuts to doctors and nurses every Monday until May.

A Clinton mother is stepping up to make sure the elderly community gets all the nutrition they need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The non-profit, Couture Cares, held its “Her Prom Closet” event Saturday in Jackson and gave free prom dresses and accessories to students.

A Brookhaven truck driver won $20,000 from a Mississippi Lottery scratch off ticket.

The Mississippi House of Representatives have passed a resolution in honor of Deputy Brad Sullivan.

Jackson State viral sensation Thomas “Snacks” Lee made an appearance on TODAY with Hoda & Jenna on Thursday morning.

A Make-A-Wish celebration party was held Wednesday for a local child who will be going to Disney World over spring break.

Compassion, love and kindness are just three things a Kentucky high school student showed his classmate.

Some spare change helped bring a young boy together with a puppy.

Atmos Energy and Public Service Commissioner Brent Bailey made a $5,350 check presentation to Jackson Public Schools.

Todd Tilghman, 41, is from Meridian, Mississippi. Todd says with some pressuring from his wife, he decided to audition for The Voice and try something new in life.

Area flood victims are getting a helping hand from strangers as they clean up their homes after the Pearl River flooding.

One MDOT employee had quite the eventful Monday morning!

One Ole Miss fan attended a basketball game this weekend and left with a new car.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital helps children battle terrifying diseases for no cost to their family.

Robert Reed is the much-loved custodian at Farmington Elementary in Germantown. He loves his job so much, he’s willing to walk miles, literally, to get to work. His colleagues decided it was time to give Robert a lift.

Acting JSU President Thomas Hudson said the partnership with Kroger is just the beginning.

Two local Super Bowl LIV champions were honored Tuesday by the Mississippi Senate.

The offer lasts Sunday, the 16th, and Monday, the 17th.

A Ridgeland funeral home is donating funeral services and handling arrangements for the Clinton family members tragically killed in a house fire.

Last week more than 170 dogs were rescued from a backyard breeder in Tate County, Mississippi. Now 24 of those dogs are recovering with their new foster families thanks to Operation Breathe.

In Ascension Parish Friday night (Feb. 7), a lot of people got to take part in an unforgettable prom night.

Madison police officers made a trip to Germantown High School to spend time with the kids there.

The Mississippi House of Representatives honored the Alcorn State football team during a session.

A dog named Scout being treated for cancer at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine will be the star of a very special Super Bowl ad.

The Clinton Parks and Recreation Department is inviting residents to participate in the installation of the new Playground at Kid’s Towne Park on January 25-27 from 8:00 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Two reformed Gangster Disciples say love can be the key to keeping kids out of a life of crime.

"If I would not have stopped and seen on the news that the baby had been killed, I would have been devastated. I am glad God put us in the position to help," Fussell said.

The man was doing well, but his home was surrounded by waters from the Pearl River.

Churches clean illegal tire dumping ground for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day of Service

Thursday night, Jackson City Councilman Kenneth Stokes hosted a birthday celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Jackson State University.

Madison Alderman and former WLBT reporter Warren Strain is out of his 3-week coma, says his wife Sandra Strain.

He beat the previous world record by almost three hours

​"I worked with him all this time," Jeanine Barker said. "I had no clue." ​

Kaleigh didn’t expect her mom, who's been in the Middle East for the last six months, home until next month. That changed Thursday with a big surprise!

A Mississippi boy fighting illness received his wish when he met WWE Superstar Roman Reigns last week.

You’re never too old to learn, or in 96-year-old Ernie Andrus’s case, to travel thousands of miles on foot.

The love and support is still pouring in for Deputy Brad Sullivan.

Three years ago, Steven Duty dropped his phone into the Reservoir while bass fishing. It was finally found last Sunday.

Man calls it a Christmas miracle when his lost wallet with $2,500 is returned.

Christmas cards are all one Pine Belt teenager asked for this Christmas.

A disabled veteran from Jackson was given an unexpected holiday surprise.

The stars aligned last week for Addisyn Richards, who was invited to Hollywood to attend the world premiere of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

Almost four years after a fatal standoff in Tishomingo County, the memory of a fallen agent and the grace of God are powering a ministry started by an MBI agent.

Michael Thomas broke the NFL single-season receiving record Sunday and today he was amazing fans at the Ochsner children’s hospital.

A local restaurant is working to keep hungry children fed during the holidays.

Through donations and after raising nearly $2,000, Tripp had enough Bibles for his entire school.

Saturday was Graduation Day for Camp Shelby cadets, who went through a 22-week program where they got their high school equivalency diplomas.

Christmas will be a little brighter for one lucky woman thanks to a Pine Belt car dealership.

A boy who was shot in the head a year and a half ago underwent surgery Wednesday to put in a prosthetic skull.

U.S. Marshals spent a day at Batson getting to know the kids. Their inaugural toy drive ends Friday.