Ross Adams is an Investigative Reporter at Jackson's 16 WAPT. With nearly two decades of experience, he has covered significant news stories in Mississippi, focusing on themes such as crime, social issues, and government politics. Ross's work has been featured in outlets including NewsChannel 21, KCRA 3, and KIFI News Group.
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By: Richard Bourne, Ross Adams
JACKSON, Miss. — The Mississippi Democratic Party said election commissioners across the state have purged 30,000 voters this year.
By: Ross Adams
JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson City Council members are advocating for two-officer patrols in high-crime areas to improve police safety, but the Jackson Police Department faces manpower challenges.
By: Ross Adams
BROOKHAVEN, Miss. — Supporters are still fighting for accountability for two suspects who investigators said targeted a Black man delivering FedEx packages in Brookhaven.
Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba is setting sights on the future.
JACKSON, Miss. — Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba detailed the progress his administration has made in reducing crime and improving infrastructure during his State of the City address Thursday night.
By: Ross Adams
JACKSON, Miss. — With about three weeks to go before the Presidential Election, Mississippi organizations are teaming up to train poll watchers.
By: Ross Adams
The Jackson City Council was told during a special meeting Tuesday when they can expect Thalia Mara Hall to reopen to the public.
By: Ross Adams
Mike Chaney has been the state insurance commissioner for the past 17 years.
JACKSON, Miss. — Days before voters head to the polls, Mississippi U.S. Senate candidates addressed business leaders at the annual Hobnob gathering put on by the Mississippi Economic Council.
JACKSON, Miss. — Expect to see extra security measures in place if you are attending an Election Night watch party. It's a big concern for both Democrats and Republicans.
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