Pike House on Indefinite Suspension After Hattiesburg Zoo Break In
HATTIESBURG, Miss– The Delta Mu chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike) at Southern Miss is suspended indefinitely and the residents of the frat house have...
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Getting Their Bad Guy after Half Year of Evading Stone County Police
by kim
STONE COUNTY, Miss. – After six months on the run, a man wanted for kidnapping, armed robbery and assault in Stone County has been captured....
On The Run In Jones County: Police Tracking Down Capitol Rape Suspect
by Sarah Ulmer
JONES COUNTY, Miss– A man wanted for capitol rape is at large in Jones County....
Private School Janitor: iStole iPads
by kim
JACKSON, Miss. – A local school employee has been arrested on a grand larceny charge after police said she was caught on surveillance video taking...
Shooter in Vicksburg High School Student’s Death Gets 25 Years
by kim
VICKSBURG, Miss.- A Vicksburg teenager has been sentenced to 25 years in prison after killing a Vicksburg High School student....
The Right to Hunt and Fish: Ward Says It’s to Defeat a Liberal Agenda and Protect Your Rights
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–On the Nov. 4 ballot will be an amendment to Mississippi’s constitution that would make hunting and fishing a right in Mississippi. You can...
Recovery in Louisville: FEMA Announces $43 Million For Medical, Manufacturing
by kim
LOUISVILLE, Miss.–The Louisville tornado on April 28 took both life and livelihood and it ravaged the southern and eastern parts of the city, including the...
Breaking Greenville: Delta TV Stations News Departments Featured in Reality Show
by kim
GREENVILLE, Miss.–The Mississippi Delta is served by two TV stations, WABG TV6 and WXVT TV 15. Both news departments are now being filmed and featured...
Student Accused of Making Bomb Threat at Madison Central High School
by kim
MADISON, Miss.- Two bomb threats were made at Madison Central High School within days of each other, now police are saying a student is responsible...
State Workers’ Alliance says “Here We Go Again” on MDOT Layoffs
by Sarah Ulmer
JACKSON, Miss– 40 MDOT employees are making their way to the unemployment line. The State Workers’ Alliance says the layoffs aren’t the answer. ...