Hinds County

Some Jackson residents greeted Richard’s Disposal crews with a smile Wednesday morning as the company tries to make up for lost time.

Last week, 3 On Your Side reported on the issue for the first time, but the issue has been going on for almost three months now.

Inside of the greenhouse at Mynelle Gardens, Metro Master Gardeners are watering, preening, organizing and pricing the plants that will be on display for sale. They are all trained by the Mississippi State Extension Service on growing various flowers, shrubs and trees.

The incident happened off Northside Drive.

Residents have been without trash pick up after the one-year emergency contract with Richard’s Disposal expired on April 1.

A 20-year-old was arrested after a police chase ended at the Mississippi Department of Public Safety Headquarters.

JSU is one of 36 Historically Black Colleges and Universities set to be awarded.

The Great City Mississippi Foundation hosted its first ever summit called “Believing in Jackson.”

Plans are underway to find a new home for the nearly 40-year-old hub for tourists, researchers, and avid readers.

It once again ended with no garbage contact in place.

Members of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning will hold Campus Listening Sessions at Jackson State University to gather input on the next President.

The latest sign Brice Massey posted in his Riverview Drive yard reads “Replace. Fire. Counsel Members & Mayor.” It is referring to the garbage impasse.

Residents are coming to the temporary sites placing their garbage at some of the locations, but for whatever reason, the dumpsters have since been removed.

The gun was immediately confiscated by Campus Enforcement.

Over the past year, officials with the organization say they have worked closely with local advocates and government officials to ensure an equitable recovery from the ongoing water crisis.

Jackson Faith leaders are coming together to end the HIV epidemic in the capital city.

“Instead of having it accumulate in the street I’d like for Faith to pick up my trash,” said Dr. Brannon Aden.

Council, mayor still at odds over who will pick up your trash.

Lumumba says the council has refused to pay his legal fees.

Thursday was second time mayor has spoken publicly since trash crisis began.

The crime happened Tuesday at Jacksonian Plaza.

Jackson's contract with Richard's Disposal expired on March 31. No contractor is in place to pick up the city's trash.

Mission Mississippi is celebrating 30 years of Racial Reconciliation and healing. The non-profit group hosted a kickoff event Thursday at the Two Mississippi Museums.

The family-oriented traveling exhibit Emmett Till & Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See will open on Saturday, April 1, at the Two Mississippi Museums and run through Sunday, May 14, 2023.

Critics say the proposal would stomp on local self-governance and create unequal systems of justice in different parts Jackson, which has the highest percentage of Black residents of any major U.S. city.

Nikkiffar Allen was arrested for murder on Monday, March 27.

The suspect charged in the deaths of two people near the Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade on Saturday has been denied bond.

Mia Shavers, 17, had involvement in the attempted carjacking that led to the death of Emmanuel Lewis, 15, who was also involved in the crime.

Buses will be onsite at home schools to receive and transport students to their residences.

Michael Owens, the husband of Ebony Owens and the man charged in her death, is now facing additional charges.