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A fire at a Jackson storage facility has left customers dealing with power outages and disrupted services, including a Texas man unable to access a reserved rental truck.

A south Jackson business owner is seeking city approval to open a skate center, but concerns about the area's history of crime are causing hesitation among officials.

A Jackson woman who lost her vision decades ago is using AI-powered glasses to navigate daily life and reclaim her independence.

A Brandon man described the terrifying moments he shielded his granddaughter during a shooting outside a Chili's restaurant in Jackson, where more than a dozen shots were fired.

Residents in a Madison neighborhood have been seeing alligators popping out of a pond. Wildlife experts say it happens more frequently during mating season.

Vicksburg Warren schools are expanding their summer meal program, with free meals now available six to seven days a week for students 18 and under.

Gluckstadt police have introduced a sticker program to help officers identify autistic and deaf vehicle occupants, aiming to improve interactions and community understanding.

Gluckstadt police officers are using new stickers to help identify autistic and deaf vehicle occupants, marking a first for the department.

Jackson's 601 Day celebration features a weekend of events, including a 5K run, a car show, and an art gallery opening to honor the city's culture and history.

Jackson swim instructors are providing affordable and free swimming lessons this summer to help children learn essential water safety techniques.