Courtney Ann Jackson is a journalist based in Jackson, Mississippi. She writes for WTOK-TV and WLBT, and her work has also appeared in WDAM and WLOX-TV ABC CBS Bounce. Courtney covers a range of topics, including politics, education, consumer protection, and mental health resources in Mississippi.
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The state’s parole laws could get changed if Governor Tate Reeves gets his way. Within his executive budget recommendation, he points to two elements of the parole law he wants changed.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -The Mississippi Supreme Court has decided it will not hear the appeal requested by Mississippi Today in the legal battle between the organization and former Governor Phil Bryant.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
That's why there's a goal in place through the Ascent to 55% initiative to boost the number of Mississippi adults who have a degree, credential or certificate. But Wednesday's joint House and Senate hearing revealed there are some financial road blocks keeping many from reaching that goal, even if they want to. The state does have a tuition assistance grant but it hasn't been updated since it was created 30 years ago.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Three of the eight statewide elected officials are trading jabs and they're all in the same party.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
AG’s opinion on State Auditor’s authority sparks political jabs
A group of five businessmen, including former Governor Haley Barbour are making their pitch to lawmakers that they believe can help reverse the economic trends of the capital city.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
A Mississippi House committee looking at ways to revitalize the capital city is going beyond blight discussions. They're being given details of a plan that could have you sitting at a slot machine within a mile of the State Capitol.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Kratom is something you may have seen at your local convenience stores. However, some cities in Mississippi have banned the sale of it.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - More than 5,000 tips have come in from the FBI regarding reported drone sightings in the last few weeks.
By: Courtney Ann Jackson
If you have a child in Mississippi public schools, you've heard about standardized state tests. And the Mississippi Association of Educators says one item on their agenda will be to yet again push to have them eliminated.
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