Good morning, Jackson.

Jackson residents face fewer fresh food options as multiple grocery stores have closed over the years + city leaders and Mississippi Food Network are partnering with local farmers and community groups to create lasting solutions.

No specific timeline has been set for the changes.

Jackson students launched the #NotMe campaign to contest a crime narrative by sharing local stories through social media+community events.

The effort aims to spark positive discussion and reshape views on safety.

St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson today opened its new lower school building — the first phase of a $32 million development — and an official groundbreaking is scheduled later this month.

Mississippi State Health Officer Dr. Dan Edney raised concerns on Monday about an executive order that cuts recommended child vaccinations from 17 to 11.

He urged parents to watch for signs of illness to help protect children’s health.

A study published in Environment and Health found harmful chemicals in braiding hair, wigs, and extensions that may be linked to breast cancer and lung issues.

Local hair experts advise careful washing and hydration to help reduce long-term exposure to these chemicals.

Laugh Therapy: The Comedy Experience

8-11 p.m. — Thalia Mara Hall — Tickets from $104 — Experience a night of laughter with Tony Roberts in Jackson.