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MS Coast police officer among at least 4 injured in shooting on last day of spring break

A Coast police officer and other civilians were injured Sunday when shots rang out on U.S. 90 on the final day of Black spring break.

 

Mississippi to require consumption-based water billing

Gov. Tate Reeves signed legislation requiring localities to base water bills on personal consumption, blocking a proposed reform.

 

City Council of Jackson v. Lumumba

Special Judge H. David Clark presides over City Council v. Lumumba, garbage crisis at Hinds County Chancery Courthouse.

 

Why are teen girls in crisis? It's not just social media

Study after study says American youth are in crisis, facing unprecedented mental health challenges that are burdening teen girls in particular.

 

See the latest on garbage collection options in Jackson after Monday court hearing recess

A court hearing Monday failed to provide the clarity on trash collection that some council members had hoped for. See the latest options the city has.

 

4 dead, 28 injured in Alabama birthday party shooting; hundreds gather to mourn victims: Updates

Police on Sunday were investigating a shooting that left four people dead and 28 others injured in Dadeville, northeast of Montgomery.

 

Update: Garbage hearing in recess until 9 a.m. Judge scolds both sides in garbage hearing

The Jackson City Council is suing Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba in an effort to award a garbage contract. Garbage has not been picked up in 17 days.

 

Mississippi contestant on 'American Idol' makes judges 'crazy' as show moves to Hawaii

Luke Bryan called this "American Idol" contestant from Mississippi "crazy" talented in show's first episode of the season in Hawaii.

 

Jackson judge: City is 'dysfunctional.' Trash crisis a 'failure of leadership'

Judge H. David Clark chastised both the mayor and council in the latest round of the garbage fight, but no resolution was reached 17 days into crisis.

 

Jackson business owner on trash crisis: 'It feels like a foolish game'

Jackson business owners wonder what it will take for city leaders to put people first and politics aside.

 

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