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11 people died from fireworks-related injuries last year: How to stay safe this July 4th

Here's what you should consider before lighting fireworks of any shape or size this Independence Day weekend.

 

Ward 6 Councilman to take reins of Jackson City Council as new president

Aaron Banks, the Ward 6 Councilman, received a unanimous vote to serve as Jackson City Council president.

 

The City of Jackson opens cooling stations ahead of Fourth of July. Here's a look

Temperatures are heating up across the Metro area as we approach the Fourth of July holiday. Jackson has opened up cooling stations across the city.

 

The Mississippi Democratic Party chair announced he will resign. What happens next?

The Mississippi Democratic Party will have to figure out its next steps now that its chair Tyree Irving announced he will resign effective July 22.

 

Railroads plan to connect networks with track between Mississippi and Alabama

The plan calls for CPKC to acquire about 50 miles of track between Meridian, Mississippi and Myrtlewood, Alabama, from a short-line railroad.

 

Here's the latest on House Bill 1020 with state Supreme Court hearing to come this week

Here's everything you need to know before the Mississippi Supreme Court hears a challenge to controversial House Bill 1020 later this week.

 

Celebrate America Balloon Glow kicks off Fourth of July festivities

The Celebrate America Balloon Glow, part of the Mississippi Championship Hot Air Balloon Fest brings out the crowd to Northpark Mall. The festival continues in Canton today.

 

Hinds County supervisors avoid trash 'fiasco' like Jackson, agree to new trash deal

Hinds County's Board of Supervisors reached a deal that would leave no interruption of service in collection of residents' garbage.

 

Meet the 442nd volunteer Japanese soldiers of World War II who trained at Camp Shelby

The 442nd Regimental Combat Team and 100th Infantry Battalion, comprised of Japanese American soldiers, trained at Camp Shelby during World War II.

 

Alumnus to serve as interim president at Alcorn State

Tracy Cook, a graduate of Alcorn State University, has been appointed as his alma mater as interim president. He will start in the role on July 8.

 

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