Good morning, Jackson.

On March 13, the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District Shoreline Development Committee voted not to allow the development of four residential lots on a three-acre green space in the Lost Rabbit Community, keeping the area as a neighborhood park.

Residents say they were deceived by earlier promises—developer Terry Lovelace plans to appeal the decision next week.

Mississippi faced tornadoes Friday and Saturday that caused damage in at least six counties as a tornado confirmed at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Humphreys County moved east, damaging houses near Grace, destroying a farm shop in Washington County and injuring several people while crews clear debris and shelters remain open.

An investigation is underway after a car was found flipped upside down on I-20 near Highway 18 in Hinds County with all passengers taken by ambulance to a hospital—officials are still checking if weather was a factor.

A house fire is spreading near Flowood on West Bridge in Mill Creek Subdivision as heavy winds fan the blaze and thick smoke covers the area—firefighter trucks have blocked roads for safety.

Severe storms on Saturday caused violent tornadoes that killed at least 16 people and damaged many homes in Missouri and Arkansas—officials confirmed the losses.

The Storm Prediction Center warned that Jackson and other parts of Mississippi face a continuing threat of tornadoes and strong winds.

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White appeared on WLBT+ on Friday, March 14th to talk about MOGE—explaining key details during his interview.

JXN Water is testing new software and plans to shut off nonpayment accounts—scheduled to begin March 24—with about 15,000 of its 60,000 accounts affected, according to interim manager Ted Henifin.

He noted a planned 25% rate increase to help meet the utility's $148 million budget, which could raise a typical residential bill by about $13 per month.

Allergy sufferers in Jackson face a challenging spring as high pollen counts cause watery eyes and runny noses this peak week — doctors at the Mississippi Asthma and Allergy Clinic say symptoms may ease by mid-April while grass pollen rises in May.

Jackson State advanced to the championship game with a 71 to 50 win over Bethune-Cookman on Friday night—Daeshun Ruffin scored 25 points and the team will face Alabama State Saturday at 9:30 p.m. on ESPNU.

David Wilcox Live Performance

Renowned folk musician David Wilcox will perform at Duling Hall, showcasing his storytelling and musical talents through his poignant lyrics and melodies.

East Nash Grass Live Performance at Duling Hall

East Nash Grass, an award-winning bluegrass band featuring top instrumentalists, will perform live at Duling Hall, offering an evening of energetic music and full bar service.

Patient Education Program on Multiple Sclerosis in Jackson, Mississippi

This educational program features Dr. Heidi Crayton, a board-certified neurologist specializing in multiple sclerosis, offering insights based on the latest research and best practices for managing the condition.

2025 NASW-MS Chapter Annual Conference

8 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. — The Westin Jackson — Refunds up to 30 days before event — Mississippi's largest gathering of professional social workers.

Blue Widow Concert

8 PM - 12 AM | Urban Foxes | Ticket information available | Enjoy a night of live music with Blue Widow in Jackson.

Cardboard Cowboy Live Performance

10 PM – 1 AM | Martin's Downtown | Cost info not provided | Experience the unique Cosmic American Music blending various genres from blues to country.

Best of Senior Living Awards Tour

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. | 4500 N State St, Jackson, MS | Free entry | Discover the award-winning senior living communities showcasing exceptional care and services.

Rita Brent Live

7-11 p.m. — 440jxn — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening with award-winning comedian and musician Rita Brent, a Jackson native and military veteran.

2025 Jackson Indie Music Week ICON Awards

6-10 p.m. | 440jxn | $25 for General Admission, $250 for Reserved Table, $250 for VIP Booth | Celebrate the vanguards and trailblazers of Mississippi's independent music scene.

Brewzle's Cathead Distillery Takeover

5-8 p.m. — Cathead Distillery — $40 admission — Experience whiskey tasting, food trucks, and live music at this fun-filled distillery event.