Good morning, Jackson.

JSU football returns to boost local sales as Fondren businesses prepare for increased game-day traffic.

Owners expect a revenue lift as fans gather to cheer on the team + spark more economic activity in the area.

JXN Water explained that leaking fire hydrants are a normal part of repair work — crews flush the hydrants to relieve pressure while fixing water lines on South Roach, Ridgewood, Winchester, and Wiggins roads.

Residents noticing leaks are advised to call the Customer Care Line.

Jackson Public Schools police underwent refresher crisis intervention training on Friday at Hinds Merit Health to review de-escalation techniques for mental health crises, plus they practiced scenario-based lessons, Sgt Jeremy Jackson said.

Local mothers have shared personal experiences of postpartum anxiety and depression amid national attention on the Lindsay Clancy trial (noting that many are seeking help through therapy and family support).

They stress the value of open discussions and mental health resources in the community.

Visit Jackson partners with Hank Aaron Sports Academy to offer a shuttle for the JSU game vs. Edward Waters University today.

Parking costs $30 at Smith-Wills Stadium (Lakeland Drive), and a shuttle runs from 4 to 10 p.m. to reach Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium for the 6 p.m. game.