Roslyn Anderson is a reporter for WLBT. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education, climate change, and animal care, reflecting her commitment to covering community-oriented issues. Roslyn has been featured in various outlets including WTOK-TV, MSN, and WLOX-TV, showcasing her extensive experience and dedication to journalism.
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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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By: Roslyn Anderson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Mayes Street Bridge near West Street remains closed, inconveniencing hundreds of motorists waiting for repairs to the 57-year-old structure. Efforts to reopen one lane are on hold, and residents want to know when work will start.
Youth with the General Missionary Baptist State Convention spent time Wednesday at We Will Go Ministries, preparing for Thursday's food distribution.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The local art community is sad to see murals meant to brighten the city vandalized. Creators are talking about the problem and learned that underground graffiti artists also use vacant spaces to beautify the city and may feel their work was erased.
A tree removal in May turned into a costly disaster for one Jackson homeowner when the crew dropped the tree on her house.
“He tore my house up and stopped answering the phone,” said Stacy Quinn.
The investment marks AT&T's first Connected Learning Center in Jackson and its second in Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A Jackson family living beside overgrown city property wants to know why maintenance stopped.
By: Roslyn Anderson
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Students from across the country wrapped up weeks of digging at the University of Mississippi Medical Center's Asylum Hill, earning college credit while working to identify the unknown buried there.
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -A new CEO ushers in the next chapter for the MS Food Network, the state's largest and most vital hunger relief organization. Karli Coughlin has a clear vision, to establish the non-profit as the most effective and trusted hunger-relief agency in Mississippi.
By: Roslyn Anderson
There is a new gathering space in downtown Jackson, decorated with historic images of the Episcopal Church and its contributions.
