Ingalls, Unions Agree to New Contract, Raises Over the Next Three Years
PASCAGOULA, Miss.–Negotiations between Ingalls Shipbuilding and four unions have ended with a new contract agreement and the workers staying n the job. The new deal...
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Stolen Taxpayer Money: Adams County Board Tries to Recoup Money Taken by Former Jail Administrator
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By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–Adams County last week received $100,000 from the insurance that covered money allegedly embezzled by...
Reports: Coach Freeze Reaches Verbal Deal to Stay at Ole Miss, $1 Million Raise
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OXFORD, Miss.–After winning the Egg Bowl to cap off one of the most exciting seasons in recent Ole Miss football history, it looks like Coach...
A Right versus Wrong Thing, say Mississippi Students who Demonstrate Support for Ferguson’s Mike Brown (Video Included)
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JACKSON, Miss. – Jackson State University students, Monday took part in a nationwide strike planned by Ferguson, Missouri activists angered by a grand jury’s decision...
MBI Issues Endangered/Missing Alert for Natchez Teen
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NATCHEZ, Miss.- The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has issued an endangered/missing child alert for a Natchez teenager....
Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves Wants to Get Rid of Common Core in Mississippi (AUDIO)
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JACKSON, Miss.- Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves says Mississippi should stop using the Common Core State Standards in public schools....
Shopping Local Online, A Luxury Not Offered at All Mississippi Businesses
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JACKSON, Miss. – Shopping online may seem more appealing than wading through crowds at stores, but it can be a problem if you still want...
Secretary of State Warns Mississippians to Check Charities Before Donating
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JACKSON, Miss. – You can make sure the charities you donate too are getting the most bang out of your buck by checking on the...
Human Rights Campaign Turns Eyes to Mississippi For World AIDS Day
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JACKSON, Miss– Mississippi ranks 20th in HIV diagnoses, shows Center For Disease Control study. ...
Come Visit the Ag Museum, Doors Open Monday
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JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum was scheduled to reopen Monday, weeks after a massive fire ripped through three buildings, destroying two...