Joe Ellis/The Clarion-Ledger A firefighter walks past the blazing remains of a barn at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum in Jackson. Buildings at the museum caught fire late Thursday afternoon. A firefighter walks past blazing wreckage of a barn at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum that caught fire late Thursday afternoon. The Associated Press named this the Mississippi Photo of the Year for 2014.

FAA inspector Ed Aycock finds a cell phone while sifting through the wreckage of a Cessna 210 aircraft that crashed into a cotton field Wednesday morning near the John Bell Williams Airport north of Raymond. The plane came to a rest upside-down then caught fire. The pilot was able to walk away from the wreckage.

In south Yazoo County Wednesday afternoon, railway crews work to repair tracks and recover the wreckage of an Amtrak passenger train that derailed late Tuesday afternoon, leaving one passenger dead and scores more injured.

Emergency personnel investigate the scene of a multi-car accident on I-220 near Industrial Drive in Jackson early Monday morning that left two people dead.

Tiffany Williams (center) is comforted outside her home at 307 Baker Street near Lamar Street in Jackson Wednesday morning shortly after finding her two-year-old son Tyrese Williams lying unconcious at the bottom of his bath tub. Tyrese was transported to the University of Mississippi Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.

Donald Rosamond, age and address unavailable, grimaces as he is moved to a waiting ambulance after the jaws of life were used to extricate him from his overturned Toyota Tacoma following a two-car accident in Jackson on Wednesday afternoon. According to Jackson Police Officer Barry Hale, Rosamond's Tacoma was turning from west-bound Lakeland Drive onto south-bound Ridgewood Road when it was hit broadside by a 2001 Chevrolet Silverado driven by Christopher C. Roberts, age and address unavailable, causing the Tacoma to roll onto its side. Jackson firefighters used the Jaws Of Life to extricate Rosamond, who was then transported to Central Mississippi Medical Center. Hale said. According to Hale, Tina Little, age and address unavailable, an occupant of the Cheverolet, was transported to St. Dominic Hospital. Two other occupants in the Chevrolet were apparently uninjured, Hale said.

Two men carry an elderly woman to a waiting JATRAN bus as she and other storm evacuees are moved from the United Penticostal Church International Regional Office and Camp on Mississippi 18 to the Mississippi Trademart on Wednesday. The group of over 100 resdients and staff from the Meadow Crest Living Center in Gretna, La had been housed at the camp since fleeing from Hurricane Katrina on Sunday and had been without power there since Monday. Soaring temperatues took their toll on the group, claiming the life of one person and leaving several others in poor conditon. Several of the most severe cases were transported by ambulance to area hospitals while the remainder were transported to the Trademart.

Jackson firefighters use a ladder pipe to cool an early morning fire in the offices of Equity Mortgage Corporation located at 744 Poplar Street. Emergency personnel were unable to save the building, but prevented the blaze from spreading to nearby structures including an adjacent apartment complex. According to Equity president Chris Scott, none of his employees were in the building at the time of the fire. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Hinds County Sheriff Sgt. Ken Magee dusts for latent fingerprints inside the side window of a Ford Thunderbird along Terry Road Tuesday afternoon after the vehicle was used as a get-away vehicle following an attempted robbery at Copiah Bank in Terry. According to Hinds County Sheriff Malcolm McMillin, two men, one brandishing a weapon, entered the bank shortly before 10am and demanded money from a teller. McMillin says that the teller informed them that the money was elsewhere in the building then dropped to the floor. The two suspects then fled the scene in the Thunderbird, but ditched the vehicle a couple miles away on Terry Road, probably getting into another car, McMillin said. The suspects are still at-large.

Jackson Fire Investigator Danny Benton (right) tries to comfort five-year-old Kriston Kelley, 4, of Jackson after the boy was involved in anapartment fire at 643 Hughes Street Wednesday morning. Kriston was at home with his mother and four other family members when the blaze started. According to Jackson Fire Investigator Danny Benton, the blaze was contained to a back bedroom and was probably the result of children playing with fire on or near the bed. Kriston's mother, Sonya Summers was treated for smoke inhalation. There were no other injuries.

A small airplane sits in a lake in rural Hinds County in Pocahontas Sunday afternoon where the pilot was forced to land after an apparent mechanical problem. The plane's two occupants both escaped serious injury.

Logan Beard, 13, helps sift through the debris of Ronnie Tyler's home on Eagle Lake in Warren County north of Vicksburg that was one of several in the area completely destroyed when a tornado swept along the lake's north shore Saturday morning.

Pelicans struggle to fly into the fierce winds of Hurricane Isaac along the beach in Gulfport on Wednesday.

The West Side Pier in Gulfport is battered by the relentless surf spawned by Hurricane Isaac on Wednesday.

Flame and smoke billow from a home on Marcus L. Butler Drive just south of Jayne Avenue in west Jackson Tuesday evening after a plane crashed into the residence shortly after 5 p.m.

Smoke and flame erupt from the historic Hinds County Armory at the State Fairgrounds in Jackson which caught fire at around 6 p.m. on Tuesday.

Jackson firefighters battle a blaze that broke out in a city-owned building on Jefferson Street north of Silas Brown Street on Thursday.

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Cristal Palmer, center, gets a hug from her landlord, Denise Sullivan, as Palmer's son, Payton Dye, gets his first look at the family's destroyed mobile home in Pearl on Wednesday. Cristal Palmer, center, gets a hug from her landlord, Denise Sullivan, as Palmer's son Payton Dye gets his first look at the family's overturned and completely destroyed mobile home at Highlands trailer park in Pearl on Wednesday. On Monday, the family heeded the pleas of a friend to leave the trailer for a more secure location just minutes before a powerful tornado swept through the area, leaving destruction in its wake.

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A man and woman examine the twisted wreckage of Glass Masters on U.S. 49 frontage road in Richland shortly after it was destroyed by a tornado late Monday afternoon.

A firefighter catches his breath as crews from the Jackson Fire Department work to contain house fire on Carlisle Street in Jackson's Belhaven neighborhood Tuesday morning.

Amanda Eisenmener watches as firefighters battle a blaze at her Jackson home Tuesday morning. Eisenmener rents an upstairs room at the house is located at 1033 Carlisle Street in the Belhaven neighborhood and was not home when the fire began.

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Two unidientified people comfort one another just outside the an office complex at the corner of Northpark Drive and Towne Center Boulevard in Ridgeland following a fatal shooting on Friday. According to Ridgeland Police, a Pearl man shot his estranged wife then turned the gun on himself outside ExamOne, where the woman worked as a manager. The man was pronouned dead on the scene, while the woman was transpored to UMC where she later died.

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Paula Hamilton's sister Robbin Herrington (left) and an unidentified family member comfort one another outside the family home in rural Copiah County on Tuesday where Paula was killed earlier in the morning.

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A Jackson firefighter (center) is treated for apparent dehydration at the scene of a south Jackson house fire on Tuesday, according to JFD District Chief Patrick Armon. He was later transported to an area hospital for additional treatment but is expected to make a full recovery, Chief Armon said. There were no injuries reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Two women sit on the back of a Toyota 4Runner that overturned when it collided with a Nissan Altima (foreground) at the intersection of U.S. 51 and Cobblestone Drive in Madison just after 10 p.m. on Tuesday. According to Master Sgt. Robbie Sanders of the Madison Police Department, the black Altima was turning south from Cobblestone Drive onto U.S. 51 when it struck the green 4Runner that was headed north on U.S. 51 causing the 4Runner to roll over onto its roof. The two drivers complained of pain, but neither was transported to the hospital for treatment, Sanders said. The cause remains under investigation, including reports of a power outage in the area about the same time that may have affected the traffic signal at the intersection, Sanders added.