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Girl, 8, shot at club still critical
Officials say an 8-year-old girl remains in critical condition, a day after being hit by a stray bullet while doing homework at a Boys & Girls Club in south Jackson.
Community responds to shooting of 8-year-old
When he heard gunshots ring out, Bennie Johnson dove behind his pickup. Across the street, children were still being dropped off at the Boys & Girls Club.
Boys & Girls Club Shooter Called On To Come Forward
Parents and leaders of the Boys & Girls Club are calling on the person who shot an 8-year-old girl to turn themselves in to police.
JPS sends counselors to schools hit by tragedy
Jackson Public Schools has had counselors at two elementary schools today dealing with separate tragedies involving one of their students.
Girl wounded at Jackson youth club
A bullet fired outside a south Jackson Boys and Girls Club struck an 8-year-old girl in the head this afternoon as she was doing her homework inside.
JA members take turns taking care of residents at Ronald McDonald House
Members of the Junior League of Jackson ensure that guests at the Ronald McDonald House in Northeast Jackson are served a home-cooked meal twice a week.
Today Dec. 2 SOUNDS OF THE SEASON: The Old Capitol Museum will offer holiday music performed by local choirs from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. today, Dec.
Unborn child dies after woman shot
An argument over $10 led to the shooting of an Edwards woman and the death of her unborn child Friday night, according to the Hinds County Sheriff's Department.
Autopsy: Teen Died A Natural Cause Death
State officials say an autopsy shows a 16-year-old girl arrested by Laurel police in October died of complications from bronchial pneumonia.
After a long struggle with cancer, State Health Officer, Dr. Ed Thompson, passed away this morning at his home.
Thompson, state health officer, dies
The state health officer, Dr. Ed Thompson, who died Tuesday of colon cancer, dedicated his life to improving the health of Mississippians and others who so desperately needed it.
Woman faces charges after death of 1-year-old daughter
A woman was arrested by the Hinds County Sheriff's Department on Monday after the death of her 1-year-old girl.
Jackson: Tax-exempt property costs
The Jackson City Council was presented a gift last week, a nice substantial gift, to help bolster its strained budget.
JPD officer released from UMC after wreck
A Jackson Precinct 3 police officer who crashed into a stalled vehicle Wednesday night in her police cruiser was treated and released from the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Wife of Chancellor New Official Hostess
Purposeful is Lydia Jones' word for her life. She's the University of Mississippi's new official hostess as wife of its new chancellor, Dr.
By all accounts, Chauncey Harrison was a good kid, an honor roll student looking forward to graduating from Forest Hill High School.
Moore - Holland Terry and Teresa Moore of Batesville announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Madeline Moore, to Bo Randall Holland, son of Doyce and Kay Holland of Starkville.
Charged ex-officer hospitalized
A former Jackson Police Department burglary detective accused of robbing five businesses last week is in the hospital after a suicide attempt, according to Jackson Police.
Mayor Harvey Johnson Jr.'s goal of getting governmental and tax-exempt entities to voluntarily pay for city services got a boost this week when a top administrator at the University of Mississippi Medical Center showed up with a $200,000 check.
Physical therapist earns degree
Jason Helton, a physical therapist at Hattiesburg Clinic, recently completed the requirements for the Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
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