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JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Take some time to unwind with friends, family or yourself this weekend. Below you’ll find a list of some fun events going on this weekend (January 26-28) around Mississippi. Central Mississippi: Fleet Feet Coffee Run – Ridgeland – Friday Attack of the Bloodsuckers - Jackson - Friday, Saturday & Sunday Picasso Landscapes: [...]

Montgomery County and D.C. police officers are now working together to prevent carjackings.

A 19-year-old will spend nine years behind bars following an armed carjacking at a parking garage on Saint Elmo Avenue in Bethesda.

Herbert Randall, 19, of Potomac, as been sentenced to nine years in prison for a June 2022 armed carjacking in Bethesda, Maryland.

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Steve Schapiro’s haunting photos document that year’s civil rights warriors who traveled from Oxford, Ohio, to Mississippi to support Black voters.

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As part of Black History Month, the Steven Kasher Gallery in New York recently held a special retrospective to showcase the images of African-American photographer Louis Draper. The accompanying book, Timeless: Photographs by Kamoinge (Schiffer), includes work produced both by Draper and by members of the pioneering Kamoinge Workshop which Draper co-founded in 1963, around the time the Civil Rights Act was passed. Kamoinge, which translates to "a group of people acting together" in Ken...

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