Good morning, Jackson.

The Jackson Police Department investigated a two-car accident on I-220 north—near the Medgar Evers Boulevard exit—where one motorist was taken to a local hospital for minor injuries as traffic resumed.

Mississippi State Senator Derrick T.

Simmons urged Delta cities to set a curfew after 10-year-old Zameria Jones was fatally shot on Memorial Day in Greenwood—Greenville mayor Errick Simmons has already enacted a city curfew as local leaders are urged to follow.

Jackson's local Mississippi Pickle Fest celebrated its 5th year with a two-day event—featuring pickle-themed contests and vendor booths from across the state—sparked by a young employee's creative idea that launched the festival.

District Three Supervisor Deborah Butler Dixon said she has monitored constituent concerns by touring affected areas and installing cameras on Veterans Boulevard and Linbergh Drive—efforts that have halted illegal dumping.

She has paved 53 streets and distributed over 300 address signs—measures meant to improve emergency response and invite resident feedback.

John Horhn was chosen as mayor with 67 percent of the vote and will take office on July 1, planning to modernize the fire department's early alert system with a $2 million upgrade and to spread road repair funds evenly across the city.

He said he will first observe city operations before making staffing changes and will review budgets while developing a master plan to improve public safety and infrastructure across Jackson — a move that marks a shift in local government priorities.

Two Jackson Public Schools employees were placed on administrative leave after an internal audit found $221,000 in improperly disbursed funds + the district reported the error to the state auditor and launched a full investigation.

Father-Son/Daughter Golf Tournament

Tournament times vary — Patrick Farms Golf Club — Registration required — Enjoy a fun two-person scramble experience in this family-oriented golfing event.

Mississippi AG Innovations Center (MAGIC)

3-7 p.m. — 2548 Livingston Rd — Cost info not provided — Discover innovative agriculture techniques and engage hands-on in modern farming practices.

Youth Drumline and Bucket Drumming Experience Camp

5-7 p.m. — Jackson Medical Mall — Refunds available — Two-week percussion camp for youth to enhance rhythm and coordination skills.

Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund Workshop

3-8 p.m. — 2148 Riverside Dr, Jackson, MS — Free entry — Enhance your grant writing skills and learn about conservation funding opportunities.

Mississippi Comic Con

3-8 p.m. — Mississippi Trade Mart — Affordable entry — Explore a vibrant comic convention featuring legendary guests and numerous vendors.

Independence Showdown: Battle of the Bands

4-9 p.m. — Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium — Refunds up to 7 days before event — The Nation's most exciting summertime band event showcasing the best in marching bands.

Mississippi Comic Con - Day 2

11 AM – 4 PM — Mississippi Trade Mart — Tickets start at $118 — Dive into a world of comics and pop culture at this exciting convention.

The Cleverlys Live Performance

7:30-9 p.m. — Duling Hall Live Music & Events — Tickets available — Experience a unique blend of comedy and music with The Cleverlys who deliver a night full of laughs and melodies.

Ratchet Bingo Bash

8-11 p.m. — Hilton Jackson — Prizes for winners — The craziest bingo party to hit Mississippi with singing, dancing, and games.

BGBB Kid's Red Carpet Book Tour & Literacy Festival

5-9 p.m. — Mississippi E-Center at Jackson State University — Family-friendly event — Celebrate literacy with interactive activities and discover diverse books.