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With a mission and ministry nearly 175 years old, St. Andrew's Episcopal Cathedral set a tone architecturally downtown. More>>
JACKSON - Police responded to the scene of a pedestrian being hit by a vehicle Saturday night. More>>
RIDGELAND - Dozens of teams take to the water on Saturday morning for 2013's Dragon Boat Regatta. More>>
JACKSON - In three days, we should know the winner of the democratic party's runoff for mayor of Jackson. Jonathan Lee and Chokwe Lumumba are pounding the pavement this weekend, going door-to-door asking for your More>>
Chokwe Lumumba and Jonathan Lee are battling for the Democratic Party's nomination More>>
RAYMOND - A Hinds Community College graduate got a big surprise Friday morning leaving the crowd shocked and some in tears. More>>
Chairman Roy Nicholson says the party applied for tax exempt status in 2009, but after what the IRS put them through, the party withdrew its application. Nicholson says IRS officials sent them letters More>>
JACKSON - The run-off race for Jackson mayor is just days away, and both candidates are looking for any edge they can find to win votes. More>>
FLORENCE – An airman surprises his daughter at school after being deployed overseas for six months. More>>
JACKSON - Mississippi Children's Museum held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning for their new Literacy Garden. More>>
The Mississippi Supreme Court has granted a motion from St. Dominic Health Systems to dismiss its appeal of a judge's order that it did not have a binding contract to buy an outpatient surgery clinic in More>>
Across Mississippi, the highway system is dotted with signs honoring athletes, civil rights figures, military heroes and law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty. More will come this year. More>>
President Barack Obama on Thursday nominated Jackson attorney Debra M. Brown to be a U.S. District judge for northern Mississippi. If confirmed, Brown would be the first African-American woman to serve More>>
Mississippi's unemployment rate dipped in April, but mainly because fewer people were looking for work. However, a separate survey of employer payrolls continued to rise, suggesting Mississippi's slow More>>
JPS Early Registration is underway until Thursday, June 13, 2013. After June 13, registration will resume July 9, 2013. To register, parents should visit the Office of Pupil Placement located at JPS Central More>>
A study paid for by the United Auto Workers finds state and local governments may provide Nissan Motor Co.'s Mississippi plant with nearly $850 million in tax breaks over 30 years, plus $400 million in More>>
On May 16, 2013, The Jackson Police Department's Vice and Narcotic Division went to 131 N. Alabama Street in regards to citizens complaining of heavy foot traffic and illegal narcotic sales. After further More>>
Lee is running a commercial that shows Lumumba saying what some believe are many controversial things. It's creating quite a buzz in the community. More>>
JACKSON - The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks honored their fallen conservation officers Thursday. More>>
JACKSON - Authorities investigate a possible hate crime at Jackson's only Jewish temple. More>>
JACKSON - An empty building in downtown Jackson could be occupied by a state agency. More>>
JACKSON - June 12th will mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Civil Rights' Leader Medgar Evers. On Thursday, a wreath laying ceremony was held in front of his west Jackson home. More>>
The following apps can help stop texting and driving; some are free, but some must be paid for. Cellcontrol: Uses a small, easy to install device inside the car to detect movement and stop the use of More>>
Clinton Police have arrested Raejonn Higginbottom, 18, in connection with a bomb threat made to Clinton High School. The suspect has been charged with felony False Report of Placement of Explosives and More>>
Venezuelans scrambled to stock up on toilet paper Thursday as fears of a bathroom emergency spread despite the socialist government's promise to import 50 million rolls. More>>
Newly released documents say the man suspected of sending poison-laced letters to President Barack Obama and others appeared to try to evade authorities just days before his arrest. James Everett Dutschke More>>
Madison and Rankin Counties' District Attorney Michael Guest announced today that Brian Harris Porch received a 30-year sentence after he entered a plea of guilty to two counts of Gratification of Lust. More>>
Pontotoc County Sheriff Leo Mask says a manhunt is underway for a 32-year-old prisoner who left a work detail that was picking up trash. Mask tells the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal authorities More>>
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