Southern Miss Honors Pro Football Hall of Fame Member, Ray Guy
Ray Guy is the first athlete to be named into the Pro Football Hall of Fame from Southern Miss. Friday, Feb. 7 Southern Miss will take a...
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Man Accused of Murdering his Mother
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A man from Walthall County was arrested Tuesday after firefighters responded to a burning mobile home. He was charged with murder and first-degree arson according...
Inspection Stickers: A Bill That Would Repeal Having to Have Them
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JACKSON, Miss.–If you don’t like having to shell out that five bucks per year for an inspection sticker, or you can’t get one because your...
A Get Out of Jail Card: Prosecutor in Pearl River County Indicted
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PEARL RIVER COUNTY, Miss.–If you got in trouble, it would probably be very nice if you could just pay the prosecuting attorney and get a...
Pair Charged in Murder of Blankenship in Attala County
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ETHEL, Miss.–It was a bullet that killed 67-year-old Tony Blankenship of Ethel, in Attala County, and now the sheriff’s department there believes a woman from...
You Could See Snow: Chances of Flurries in Mississippi Today
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HATTIESBURG, Miss.–If you live along and south of I-20, you have the best chance of seeing a snow flurry today, but it likely won’t be...
Teacher Benchmark Pay Bill Passes Miss. House
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JACKSON, Miss. – A bill giving teachers a potential pay raise over four years passed the Mississippi House Wednesday afternoon. It requires teachers to achieve...
Pastor Goes to Jail
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A pastor from Rankin County faced jail time this past weekend for identity theft. Leonard Boddie was arrested Friday and released Monday after a judge...
Reporter: Two Aldermen Get Physical at City Hall
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CANTON, Miss.–Canton’s alderman meetings are sometimes known for being lively, with voices raised and wild gestures, but what happened Monday took a step further, and...
Mississippi NAACP: Voter ID is Out to Hurt Your Vote
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JACKSON, Miss.–Voter ID will hurt your vote if you’re a minority in the state, is the message in a new article on the Mississippi NAACP...