Roslyn Anderson is an anchor and reporter for WLBT, focusing on local news in Byram, Mississippi. With a passion for community journalism, Roslyn covers a wide range of stories, from local events and human interest stories to crime and public safety issues. Her work has also been featured on WTOK-TV.
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Roslyn Anderson's coverage is primarily focused on local community events, government announcements, and evolving stories in Jackson and Mississippi. She appears to be interested in topics related to family & relationships, environmental issues, as well as events impacting the local community.
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Just days before the presidential elections, local clergy and law enforcement unite in prayer.
On the heels of a legislative committee meeting on homeless concerns, a Jackson man claims the homeless took over the house he was renting.
By: Roslyn Anderson
A Jackson man claimed he was renting a house that was taken over by the homeless, forcing him to move. Those remaining said they were invited to live there.
Rebekah Staples, with the Capitol City Improvement District, said State Street posed unforeseeable challenges such as old trolley tracks discovered while replacing utility pipes.
The Salvation Army Angel Trees and Red Kettles are in the community, and the organization wants you to remember a child or senior in need when you're doing your holiday shopping.
By: Roslyn Anderson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - On Tuesday, the American Red Cross launched a fight against Sickle Cell Anemia by hosting blood drives.
Fair officials hope lawmakers will allocate funding for new seating.
By: Roslyn Anderson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - On America Recycles Day, Keep Jackson Beautiful is seeing so much interest in recycling that one location is getting an upgrade.
By: Roslyn Anderson
Published Nov. 19, 2024 at 1:16 AM CET | Updated 7 minutes ago JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Among the challenges facing the homeless is proving who they are.
“I tried everything else and now I'm trying this, and it's working,” said Havior Hampton.
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