Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 16th of June.
Good morning, Jackson.
A 4-year-old in Ridgeland showed his love for law enforcement by riding in a mini police cruiser customized to match his favorite officer's car (including her badge number) when the police shared a photo on social media yesterday.
The department celebrated the moment with an affectionate post.
Miss Mississippi is already taking on her role as the state's representative and will soon join local events to connect with residents — details on her schedule are yet to be released.
Air quality monitors show a decade-long rise in moderate or worse pollution days in southeast counties, with rates peaking at 60% in 2023 then falling to 45% in 2024, while local pediatricians warn that even moderate pollution increases respiratory risks for children.
Crews contained a recycling pile fire at General Recycling this morning after swift action prevented its spread.
Officials warn that invasive hammerhead worms, reported in Mississippi, threaten local gardens by consuming earthworms vital for soil health.
Residents are advised to avoid touching them and to dispose of any found by sealing the worm in a plastic bag with vinegar or alcohol and freezing it for 48 hours.
Longtime poll watcher Bill Gray has seen Mississippi voters turned away because of incorrect precinct notices and confusing changes since 1988.
He now questions the secretary of state's plan to use Experian credit data to update voting rolls, insights featured in the Voter Voices series.
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.
Basketball Camp: Point Guard College at Millsaps College
July 6-10 — Millsaps College — $995 — Elevate your basketball IQ and leadership at this premier camp for serious players.
For Eve: EP Release Show
10 p.m. — Martin's Downtown — Refunds up to 7 days before event — Experience the warm and bluesy sounds of Mississippi's own For Eve at their EP release show.
2nd Annual Back to Flow Bash
9 AM – 12 PM — Jackson Medical Mall — Free entry — A back-to-school hygiene support event providing essential supplies for students and teachers.
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