Keeping Duck Numbers Up: How the Price of Stamps Affects Mississippi Wildlife
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Like to hunt ducks? Then you probably want to keep them around. That’s what a new bill in Washington will do with the help...
Category : Politics
City Council Building Becoming a Danger to the Board, Has Pieces Falling Off, Council OKs Repairs
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By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–Long-overdue repairs should soon start for the crumbling building where the Natchez mayor and Board...
Public Officials in Trouble: State Auditor to Announce Corruption Charges Today
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CORINTH, Miss.–There are more corruption arrests expected to be announced at a noon news conference today in Alcorn County. State Auditor Stacey Pickering promised in...
Over 300 New Jobs Coming, Real Estate Company Breaks Ground in Oxford
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OXFORD, Miss.–Office Park Drive in Oxford is getting a little more crowded, but nobody’s complaining about it. FNC, Inc. broke ground on a new 68,000...
Unanimous Jackson Council Vote for Possible Baseball Park
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JACKSON, Miss. – The City of Jackson maybe home to a new state-of-the-art collegiate baseball stadium....
Secretary of Defense Seat Won’t Be Filled By Former Governor Mabus
by Sarah Ulmer
WASHINGTON, D.C.– Former Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus is no longer a name in the Secretary of Defense nomination. ...
Homeland Security Plans Are Penalty For Action, Says Representative Thompson
by Sarah Ulmer
WASHINGTON, D.C.– Congressman Benny Thompson says in a press release that a clique within the house Republicans is attempting to punish the Department of Homeland Security...
Ingalls, Unions Agree to New Contract, Raises Over the Next Three Years
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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...
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...
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....