This year, graduates can get free sweet treats at Krispy Kreme.

A train and an 18-wheeler collided Friday afternoon in Olive Branch.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has set a special election to fill a state House seat vacated by Democratic Rep. Sonya Williams-Barnes, of Gulfport. She resigned earlier this month to become Mississippi policy director for the Southern Poverty Law Center. She says the center supports many of the issues she has championed in office, including protection of voting rights and public education. Williams-Barnes was elected in November 2011. She pushed to get the Confederate battle emblem out of the state flag. Reeves said in a news release Friday that the special election will be held July 19 to fill the rest of her term, which ends in January 2024. The qualifying deadline is May 30.

Illegal burning was the cause of a fire that burned for hours, firefighters say.

Tennessee Gov. Bil Lee and the Tennessee Department of Health issued actions and guidance Friday to help families navigate the shortage.

Eighteen people were arrested on new charges, ranging from drug and gun charges to incest and statutory rape.

Recent data shows Tennessee ranks eighth in the nation for the most, hot car deaths among children with a total of 37 deaths since 1990.

The bill will allocate more funding to the FDA to help with the ongoing national baby formula shortage.

Medical debt is a crushing pain that is hurting the pockets and financial progress of patients here in Mississippi, the poorest state in the country.

Memphis Animal Services is waiving the fee to adopt a pet May 20 – 22.

Believe it or not, your nails are a window into your overall health.

In honor of mental health awareness month, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare System is highlighting mental resources available.