Georgetown News

Jeffrey Crump Jr.'s young life was violently cut short when he was gunned down not far from his home in Jackson's Georgetown neighborhood on Thursday.

Brief biographical sketches of six federal prosecutors under investigation for mishandling the trial of former Sen.

A body found last week in the Pearl River in Copiah County has been identified and his death has been ruled a homicide.

A body found last week in the Pearl River in Copiah County has been identified and his death has been ruled a homicide.

Authorities think they know the identity of a corpse found in the Pearl River in Copiah County last week but are waiting for confirmation.

In Copiah County, an 8-year-old boy dies in a house fire. It happened around 9:00 Saturday morning at a house on Mary Street in the Georgetown community.

Copiah County authorities are trying to identify a body found in a river just north of Mississippi 28 in Georgetown.

The Copiah County Sheriff's Department is investigating the discovery of a body found floating in the Pearl River.

A Copiah County family is trying to deal with the death of their 8 year old son in a house fire.

A Copiah County father is grieving the sudden death of his son in a weekend house fire.

State troopers are investigating an overnight Saturday accident that briefly shut down the Old Pearl River Bridge in Copiah County.

House building is not the usual business of Atwood Fence Company of Kosciusko but as part of their philanthropic interests Kay Atwood decided to assist in the building of a Habitat for Humanity house in Jackson ...

This Tuesday a woman significant in the shaping the lives of African Americans in Jackson will reach a major, historical mark.

A fire Sunday in west Jackson has left a mother and her four children without a place to live.

The bodies of 3 Lawrence County men missing since last week have been found in a car submerged in a creek on a rural highway.

BY EMILY LE COZ Daily Journal TUPELO - Toyota's arrival in a community can change an entire landscape - new construction and growth, population shifts and traffic routes - but the speed and shape it will take ...

BY MICHAELA GIBSON MORRIS Daily Journal New Albany ninth-grader Knox Butler has spent the first semester this year learning to create in three dimensions.