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Jackson chef to open three new restaurant concepts in The District at Eastover
Renowned local chef and restaurant owner Derek Emerson is significantly expanding his culinary presence in the Capital City, ...
‘She had been subjected to abuse’: Attorney claims woman killed boyfriend in self-defense
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The woman accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend made her first court appearance on Wednesday.
Firms subpoenaed over Siemens settlement funds
The subpoenas come weeks after Interim Third-Party Manager Ted Henifin and Judge Wingate questioned how Jackson's Siemens ...
Madison Co. board attorney attended football game, concert with Warnock, former employee says
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Madison County’s board attorney attended at least two events funded by former CMU engineer Rudy ...
Walker’s Drive In to soon reopen under new ownership
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Walker’s Drive In, a Fondren staple, will soon open its doors again under new ownership. The ...
Mississippi Food Network distributes food despite inflation cost
The program provides 1.5 million pounds of food monthly to 430 agencies. 150 thousand people are fed monthly, and 1.8 million ...
Miss Mississippi promotes child advocacy in Hinds County
CASA, or “court-appointed special advocate,” trains and supports volunteers to champion the needs of abused and neglected ...
Bridge to close along I-20 in Warren County
Soso man recounts his ordeal after motorcycle accident left him lying in a ditch for 7 hours Updated: 24 hours ago News ...
Woman accused of killing her boyfriend on July 4th given 7-figure bond
Aziza Young, who allegedly shot Adrione Triggs on the Fourth of July, received a $1 million dollar bond on the murder charge ...
‘I knew everything that transpired was illegal’: New details emerge in Canton bribery scheme trial
New details emerge in Canton bribery scheme trial. . Email This Link ...
Healthcare organizations evaluate how federal budget bill will affect Mississippi
Your health coverage and access to care could change in the coming years. The federal budget bill is expected to leave a budget hole for providers in Mississippi.