Good morning, Jackson.

The Carl Perkins Civic Center is receiving its first riser renovation in 50 years — facilities manager LaShune Hicks said the update will improve safety and convenience for future events.

Phoenix Theatres apologized after Tuesday, Dec.

9 when a daycare group was asked to leave during a Zootopia 2 showing at Empire 8 and offered refunds and a rescheduled screening. City Mayor Conger is working with the daycare to ensure the kids enjoy the movie.

SK On announced Thursday it has agreed with Ford to dissolve their $11B battery venture in 2026 so that Ford takes full control of two Kentucky plants while SK On retains the Stanton facility known as BlueOval City—production there has faced delays until 2028.

Scotts Hill High School student Hunter Sims has been named a national finalist for the 98th National FFA Convention for his innovative fishing lures.

He competes among eight winners — his business and communication skills set him apart.

Thirty-three business professionals graduated from the Greater Jackson Chamber’s Leadership Jackson program at the Carl Grants Events Center at Union University on Thursday.

They received certificates and alumni awards & were honored for their contributions to local leadership and community service.

Jackson residents have mixed opinions on a new state waiver that restricts using SNAP benefits for sugary and unhealthy foods.

Some locals say the change promotes healthier eating (while others worry it limits necessary choices).

Peabody boys basketball maintained their unbeaten record with a win over Jackson Christian minutes ago.

The Union Lady Bulldogs beat Mississippi College in a dominating game 15 minutes ago & showed strong teamwork that boosted the match’s excitement.

Medal Madness Race Series

8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — North Park — Registration required — Compete in themed distances from 1M to a Half Marathon and earn a medal for your effort.