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Housing development opens in Jackson after almost a decade of planning
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - The building that previously housed the Holiday Inn Southwest on Highway 80 in Jackson has now been renovated into the Pearl Apartments and Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive Health Center. The hotel had been abandoned for years and became an eyesore in the capital city. The plans to renovate...
Man slams into Leakesville Ward’s, charged, released on medical bond
LEAKESVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - Ward’s restaurant in Leakesville found itself hosting an uninvited, unwelcome and unwanted patron early Wednesday morning. Greene County Sheriff Ryan Walley said that deputies responded to a report of a single-vehicle crash at 2:20 a.m. Wednesday, and quickly discovered that the town’s Ward’s had taken a major hit from a vehicle.
Two Mississippi restaurants open for nearly 20 years announce they are closing
Two popular Mississippi restaurants open for nearly 20 years have announced that they will soon be closing after many memories and family celebrations. On Tuesday, Fenian’s Pub in Jackson announced that they will be closing their doors after serving customers for nearly 28 years. On Wednesday, Basil’s Downtown announced that it will also be closing after serving customers for 19 years.
Man found guilty of murder over 2023 deadly sports bar shooting
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) – A man has been found guilty in connection to a shooting at a sports bar in Columbus that left one dead and two injured. According to District Attorney Scott Colom, Undra Williams was found guilty of murder, and three counts of aggravated assault on Wednesday.
Mississippi wildlife officer and K-9 receive medal for finding 3 missing children
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks has awarded its medal of valor to an officer and one of its law enforcement dogs for finding three missing children. The department said Wednesday that it gave the award last week to Cpl. Bradley Starling and...
New security in place after Zimmerman escape, Sheriff says
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — DeSoto County Sheriff Thomas Tuggle says they’ve added more security since the escape of inmate Joshua Zimmerman from a DeSoto County courthouse in Hernando on June 14. Zimmerman was arrested two months later inside a Chicago restaurant by U.S. Marshals. On Monday, DeSoto County Deputy Jailer Ronnie Hunt, 32, was arrested in […]
MPD: Cameras capture suspect before deadly Broad Street shooting
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Police have released surveillance video of the man they say is responsible for a deadly shooting at a Binghampton apartment complex early Thursday morning. Officers say just before 2 a.m., they responded to the shooting at the Link Apartments in the 2000 block of Broad Avenue. A male victim was found at […]
Man wanted in 3 states arrested after wild police chase in Cordova
CORDOVA, Ala. — A man charged with crimes in several states, including kidnapping a toddler, is in jail in Walker County after a wild police chase. On Monday around midday, Cordova's police chief tried to stop a vehicle but the driver took off, according to Cordova Public Safety. A...
Sheriff, board resolve pay issue – Road deputies have new benchmark, $3,920 raise for al
Several years of hard feelings and animosity between the Panola County Sheriff’s Office and the Board of Supervisors over the matter of deputy pay appear to have been soothed and ostensibly solved after four intense budget meetings between board members and county law enforcement officers. The fourth of those meetings happened on Monday at the […] The post Sheriff, board resolve pay issue – Road deputies have new benchmark, $3,920 raise for al appeared first on The Panolian.
Daily Memphian’s Jennifer Chandler previews September food events
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Daily Memphian Food Reporter Jennifer Chandler is looking toward the best food events happening in the Bluff City in the month of September. She joined the Action News 5 Digital Desk to preview these fun events.
West Tennessee DA requests state investigation into Memphis Senator Brent Taylor’s online posts
A West Tennessee prosecutor has requested a state investigation into a Memphis senator for allegedly breaking state law by posting documents online containing a defendant’s personal information, possibly after obtaining it from the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office. District Attorney General Fred Agee confirmed to the Tennessee Lookout he filed a complaint with the Comptroller’s Office […]
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