Mississippi Strong

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.

If you pull up to the speaker at McDonald’s in the morning, you’ll receive a greeting along the lines of, “Good morning me love. Serving you. May I have your order?”

For Deputy Stefan Williams, it’s in his blood to serve.

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.

Through the Mississippi Dental Association, Quon also provides free dental care for the Mission Service of Mercy program.

A local family has turned heartbreak into a happiness for dozens of children battling cancer.

Christmas is right around the corner and one Hazlehurst Woman helps grant holiday wishes for impoverished families in central Mississippi through Toys for Tots. The program provides toys to children whose parents cannot afford to buy them gifts. 3 on your side’s Patrice Clark highlights her push to

You first met Teresa Renkenberger back in March, featured as someone who is Mississippi Strong.

One Vicksburg woman’s passion for decorating will be put on display at the White House.

Students displaced by apartment fires are getting help from Ridgeland schools.

An hours-long search effort for a missing Madison man dealing with dementia came to an end after a Madison Central High School student found him.

Billy Byrd was 19 when he and fellow Marines arrived on the Japanese island during World War II

Smoke Divers are the elite firefighters in much the same way that Special Forces are the elite military.

Firefighters plan ahead for severe weather in the system that was expected to come through Mississippi today.

Deputy Brad Sullivan has a prayer army that spans the United States and sports some big names.

Zachary Johnston's first costume of the Homecoming week got laughed at by a few of his classmates. He was having a hard time getting up the courage to wear another costume, but then his friends came through for him.

Henry Danton is Mississippi Strong.

Seeing a need to help black business owners, Alexis Williams created a Facebook page to offer support and resources to entrepreneurs.

Keigon Lowery, age 10, has written a book about life since his mother was killed in front of his eyes.

Vicksburg's American Legion is working to see tattered flags retired properly.

For three days, firefighters ask Jackson motorists to donate to Muscular Dystrophy.

Future teacher always pushed forward to overcome disability and inspire children.

Forensic interviewers are on the front lines for abused children.

The growing robotics program in the Madison County School District is winning more awards, and the competitors are getting younger.

Warren County supervisor, Shawn Jackson over District 3 and Mississippi Food Truck Association Members handed out food to tornado victims from 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Sunday at Marcus Bottom in Vicksburg.

Tom's Fried Pies in Richland is now listed at number five on the Tripping Travel Guide for best apple pies in America.

The Base Pair Program at UMMC works with Jackson Public Schools and Murrah High School to give students exposure to research and science.

Summer camp should be a fun time for everyone, but for autistic kids here in Mississippi, it was not an option until 2001.

“In the 6th ground Tommy Lasorda called my name, and I was like holy cow! I got drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers!” Leach tells us. “May 6 2009 was my debut.”

Redwood elementary students donate to flood victims.