Jerrell JonesHip-hop has been part of Jackson native and rapper Jerrell Jones' culture since he was born.
On the Road, Through the Water and Underground with Kishia PowellReminiscent of scenes where a commander-in-chief visits troops in a conflict zone, Kishia Powell, Jackson's public-works director, spent a day touring facilities and meeting with workers under her command.
Cedric Morgan: ‘Citizen-Friendly’Cedric Morgan wants to bring his tech savvy and management skills and become the next Hinds County circuit clerk.
Lawyer says Sen. Cochran's Marriage Helps Blogger's DefenseA lawyer defending a man accused of crimes in taking photos of Sen. Thad Cochran's late wife says the legislator's Saturday marriage to his executive assistant will help his defense.
Vikki Mumford: ‘Preserving Our History’Vikki Mumford talked to the Jackson Free Press about why she is running for Hinds County circuit clerk for a third time.
Paul KappSeeing historic buildings such as the Old Capitol or the Governor's Mansion wasn't a phenomenon for a teenage Paul Kapp. It was not until he left Jackson and went to college and studied architecture that he began to appreciate buildings …
Sen. Thad Cochran Weds Kay Webber in GulfportU.S. Sen. Thad Cochran — the Mississippi Republican whose 2014 primary campaign drew national attention over an aspiring blogger's photos of his bedridden wife — has married his longtime aide, his office said Monday.
10 Local Stories of the WeekThere's never a slow news week in Jackson, Miss., and last week was no exception. Here are the local stories JFP reporters brought you in case you missed them.
Lawmakers Submit Arguments in School Funding Ballot FightRepublican legislative leaders are asking the Mississippi Supreme Court to restore the original description for one of the two school funding amendments that will be on the ballot in November.
Dr. Kelly BuckholdtDr. Kelly Buckholdt will be a guest speaker at the Butterflies by Grace workshop "Start Relating Before You Start Dating," designed to help teenagers understand the dangers they may encounter in relationships.
Justice Department Cites Hinds County Over Jail ConditionsFederal officials say faltering efforts to improve conditions at Hinds County's two jails have been far inadequate to overcome decrepit physical conditions, rampant violence and poor staffing.
Supreme Court Sides with Public Defenders Over Judge WeillThe Mississippi Supreme Court has sided with the local public defender's office, ruling that Hinds County Circuit Judge Jeff Weill cannot bar an assistant public defender from his court.
Hip-hop has been part of Jackson native and rapper Jerrell Jones' culture since he was born.
Reminiscent of scenes where a commander-in-chief visits troops in a conflict zone, Kishia Powell, Jackson's public-works director, spent a day touring facilities and meeting with workers under her command.
Cedric Morgan wants to bring his tech savvy and management skills and become the next Hinds County circuit clerk.
Vikki Mumford talked to the Jackson Free Press about why she is running for Hinds County circuit clerk for a third time.
The Cherokee Drive Inn (1410 Old Square Road), long-time Best of Jackson winner for Best Dive Bar and Best Hangover Food, has closed down.
Seeing historic buildings such as the Old Capitol or the Governor's Mansion wasn't a phenomenon for a teenage Paul Kapp. It was not until he left Jackson and went to college and studied architecture that he began to appreciate buildings …
There's never a slow news week in Jackson, Miss., and last week was no exception. Here are the local stories JFP reporters brought you in case you missed them.
Republican legislative leaders are asking the Mississippi Supreme Court to restore the original description for one of the two school funding amendments that will be on the ballot in November.
Dr. Kelly Buckholdt will be a guest speaker at the Butterflies by Grace workshop "Start Relating Before You Start Dating," designed to help teenagers understand the dangers they may encounter in relationships.
Federal officials say faltering efforts to improve conditions at Hinds County's two jails have been far inadequate to overcome decrepit physical conditions, rampant violence and poor staffing.
By using specially trained paramedics, health officials hope to help reduce avoidable trips to the emergency room and fill gaps in health care.
Several corrections and detention officers in central Mississippi have come under fire in recent days.