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A Richland police chase came to an end in Jackson Wednesday night.

The Mississippi legislature has sent a medical marijuana bill to Governor Tate Reeves for consideration.

The mayor of Ridgeland is currently withholding $110,000 from the Ridgeland Public Library because LGBTQ+ books can be found on the shelves.

Mississippi Bureau of Investigation says Shane Shelby Junior has been found safe.

Anita and Paul Johnson are creating an innovative space for their son who is returning home to the Coast from Arizona.

Thurgood Marshall College Fund president & CEO Harry L. Williams says JSU is one of more than two dozen schools eligible to take advantage of this free money.

Those attending Jackson State University are now eligible for a scholarship through the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and the Novartis US Foundation.

City leaders still seeking more details on the notice.

A Jackson hospital is receiving harsh criticism for allegedly performing unwarranted procedures.

Judge issues gag order against state auditor, others.

Gov. Tate Reeves will have five days from the day he gets the bill, not including Sunday, to either sign the bill, veto it, or let it pass without his signature.

Mississippi State Department of Health confirms another child has died of COVID-19.

The wreck happened Tuesday night around 7 p.m. on Lake Road.

Subcontractor works for firm seeking city's solid waste contract.

The bill will now head to Governor Tate Reeves’ desk.

It resulted in more than $180 million in fraudulent billings, including more than $50 million paid by federal health care programs.

Kiera Poole, 21, and Samantha Cannon, 22, were killed after being shot multiple times.

If you missed a few of the most important headlines, here are the top stories from our website to get you up to speed.

Jackson State University will host its Crop Drop 2022: Sweet Potato, Greens, and Onions giveaway on Saturday, January 29 from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m.

UMMC partnering with Jobs for Jacksonians at job fair

The bill is going to the committee on Wednesday, however, several amendments failed to pass during discussions.

Lawmakers are reacting to the Governor’s State of the State address.

Attorneys want to retest some of the evidence in the case, including shoelaces from the scene.

Mississippi Association of Educators President Erica Jones delivered a State of Education Address on Tuesday.

The Governor's State of the State address didn't contain any surprises. Instead, it closely mirrored the priorities he previously outlines in his Executive Budget Recommendation.

Judges were confirmed on unanimous votes.

A man has died and another man is seriously injured after being shot Tuesday night near Fondren Park.

The crash occurred on Gallatin Street near Highway 80 on Tuesday evening.

Council voted down the trash contract last week.

She is excited, overwhelmed and humbled by all the offers.