Interested in helping with tornado recovery? FEMA has job openings in Mississippi
FEMA and the state of Mississippi want to hire nearly 20 people for short-term jobs that will aid in tornado recovery after the March 24-25 storms.
LaRita Cooper-Stokes, first Black woman judge in Hinds County, dies at 64
LaRita Cooper-Stokes, who shared a city council dynasty with her husband and was the first Black female Hinds County judge, died Monday morning.
Some Pilot COVID-19 at-home tests recalled by FDA over bacteria risk
Some 500,000 tests were distributed to CVS Health, as well as about 16,000 tests to Amazon, the FDA said.
Teen dies after being trapped in a hole of sand at an Outer Banks beach
A Virginia teenager died after being trapped under several feet of sand at Cape Hatteras National Seashore in the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
6 injured when HVAC equipment collapsed into resort pool in Aurora, Colorado
Authorities received multiple calls about the HVAC system collapse “inside the pool area at the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center,” the news release said.
Judge LaRita Cooper-Stokes dies: ‘She will always be remembered for her love of people’
Hinds County Judge LaRita Cooper Stokes has died.
Brothers charged in Pearl police chase and crash that injured 6 teens
Eight people were taken to a hospital after a car chased by Pearl police crashed into another vehicle in Jackson.
TurboTax customers to receive checks for $141M settlement
The amount paid to each eligible consumer ranges from $29 to $85 — depending on the number of tax years they qualify for.
Child in Maine tests positive for measles, first case in state since 2019
A child in Maine has tested positive for measles, officials said, marking the first case in the state since 2019.
Dad says he’s grateful to be alive after Tesla catches fire near California highway
The dad said he was lucky to be driving without his family: “I was about to go home, take the family and the kids, and go to a party,” he said.