Good morning, Jackson.

Delta Harvest Neighborhood Market opened Thursday at the Jackson Medical Mall, offering local fruits, vegetables, meats and pre-made meals to support Mississippi farmers and provide healthy food for families.

A fire broke out at the Jackson Square Promenade building today and firefighters responded quickly - officials are examining the scene to determine the cause.

Jackson firefighters responded to a fire early Thursday at the former Jackson Square Promenade redevelopment site on Terry Road as a 32-acre property destined to become a sports and entertainment complex led by former NBA player Erick Dampier remains under active containment while the cause remains unknown.

AAA reports that gas prices in Mississippi have dropped to $3.81 a gallon, though they remain more than $1 higher than last year (with some stations on the Coast selling for less than $3.40).

Experts credit falling oil costs and potential U.S. and Iran talks for the lower prices.

Faced with rising costs, financial advisor Ryder Taff of New Perspectives in Ridgeland recommends families reassess spending at the halfway point of the year.

He noted that inflation has pushed gas prices up over 25% since January and grocery costs up more than 3% while advising aggressive high-interest debt reduction.

The Mississippi Supreme Court reversed sanctions imposed on Brett Favre’s attorney, a ruling issued today that ends an ongoing legal dispute.

Legal experts say the decision may influence how similar cases are handled.

Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney unveiled plans for Angel’s Place, a no-kill shelter aimed at improving animal control by partnering with community members (including local architects and Habitat for Humanity).

The project will help serve abuse victims with pets and seeks a more accessible facility location.

Greenwood Leflore Hospital announced a new projected closure date of July 31 if its deal with the University of Mississippi Medical Center is not reached; department heads were informed at a 9 a.m. meeting on June 4 & leaders stressed that efforts to keep the hospital open continue.

A national HIV advocacy group sent a letter Monday to Mississippi Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney accusing Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi of not covering full HIV prevention and treatment options as required by federal law — the insurer disputes the allegations.

Mississippi agriculture commissioner Andy Gipson said yesterday that the detection of New World screwworm in a 3-week-old calf in Texas is an animal health issue rather than a food safety risk.

USDA is containing the pest while state officials advise livestock owners to monitor for signs of infection.

The MHSAA announced it will use an enrollment multiplier for private school athletics to balance competition among schools — the policy will affect future team classifications and scheduling.

Ashley McBryde Live in Concert

7-9 p.m. — Thalia Mara Hall — Ticket pricing varies — Experience an evening with GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Ashley McBryde showcasing her storytelling prowess and chart-topping hits.

The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery

6-9 p.m. — Hilton Garden Inn Jackson Downtown — $ — Engage in a hilarious interactive murder mystery dinner featuring a four-course meal.

Dead Letter Office - A Tribute to R.E.M.

10 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — Tickets available — Experience the music and energy of R.E.M. with the acclaimed tribute band, Dead Letter Office.

Ben Marney and Home Cookin' Concert

8-11 p.m. — Duling Hall Live Music & Events — Tickets $30 ($35 day of show) — Experience 50 years of outlaw country with Ben Marney and Homecookin', featuring special guests Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams.

Playmaker College Basketball Camp at Millsaps College

June 29 - July 3 — Millsaps College — Registration required — An immersive basketball training camp aimed at developing skills and leadership for young players.