What You Pay for Gas: Price Cuts Could Be Over
JACKSON, Miss.–Stability is usually a word associated with good things, like a stable economy or a stable home life. This time, stable is being used...
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“The Laramie Project” is Over, Ole Miss Gay Bashers Sought in It’s Wake
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OXFORD, Miss.–A performance of “The Laramie Project”, a play about the bullying of a gay person, was disrupted on the Ole Miss. campus last week...
C Spire Building 20 Million Dollar Data Center
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STARKVILLE, Miss. — Groundbreaking set in November for a new $20 million data center in Starkville. C Spire is making that investment in hopes of...
Private Schools Stay on MHSAA
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JACKSON, Miss. — Thirteen private schools will not be getting the boot from the Mississippi High School Athletics Association. That proposal to kick them out...
Gov’t Shutdown not Affecting 94,000 Miss. Moms and Kids…Yet
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JACKSON, Miss.–The supplemental nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants and children under five years of age, known as WIC, is still functioning in...
Getting Ready for Tropical Storm Karen, State of Emergency Declared for Miss.
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JACKSON, Miss.–A state of emergency has been declared by Governor Phil Bryant out in front of Tropical Storm Karen which is moving north through the...
Miss. War on Prescription Drugs
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JACKSON, Miss. – Prescription drug abuse is becoming a bigger problem than ever in Mississippi....
More Delays for Kemper County Coal Plant
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KEMPER COUNTY, Miss. – The Kemper County coal plant will not be up and running in May....
Tropical Storm Karen Forms With Hurricane Watch, Possibly Headed to Miss. Coast
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JACKSON, Miss.–Around 9 a.m. Thursday the latest hurricane observation plane cruised over the storm in the Gulf of Mexico and officially made the call to...
The Not So New Drug Molly Making a Miss. Comeback
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JACKSON, Miss. – Have you heard of Molly? It is the not so new drug that is making its presence known once again in Mississippi....