Kennedi Cooper is a news reporter for Jackson's 16 WAPT, focusing on local news in the Mississippi capital city. With a passion for community journalism, Kennedi covers a wide range of topics including local events, city government, education, and weather updates to keep residents informed and engaged.
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Kennedi Cooper's coverage focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime, government & politics, and seasonal events. She frequently covers evolving stories and government announcements related to Jackson, Mississippi.
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Alternative Halloween event for dark zone haunted house
By: Angela Williams, Kennedi Cooper
PEARL, Miss. — Pearl High School was on lockdown Thursday morning after a threat was received.
By: Kennedi Cooper
In addition to voting for president on Nov. 5, Ridgeland residents will also see a referendum on the ballot.
JACKSON, Miss. — Election Day is quickly approaching, and while much of the attention is on the presidential candidates, there are local and state races on the ballot, too.
JACKSON, Miss. — Former Jackson city council member and one-time interim Hinds County Sheriff Marshand Crisler is awaiting a verdict in his federal bribery trial.
By: Kennedi Cooper
JACKSON, Miss. — One city councilman said it might be a long road ahead to rebuild trust in the capital city after a recent bribery scandal involving three city leaders.
By: Kennedi Cooper
JACKSON, Miss. — The National Folk Festival will hold a one-day kickoff event this weekend.
By: Kennedi Cooper
BRANDON, Miss. — Community members in the city of Brandon are lending a helping hand by donating disaster relief goods for families in Chandler, North Carolina, devastated by Hurricane Helene.
JACKSON, Miss. — The family of Dexter Wade, who was struck and killed by a Jackson Police Department vehicle last year, is still fighting for justice and demanding answers.
JACKSON, Miss. — As cooler weather comes in, doctors said there's an uptick in flu cases.
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