Vicksburg leaders ease surveillance requirements for businesses
As crime continues to rise in the River City, local officials are seeking to protect businesses without burdening them financially. Last year, the Vicksburg Board...
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Former MDOC probation officer pleads guilty to embezzlement
A former Mississippi Department of Corrections probation officer has pled guilty to taking money from people trying to pay court-ordered fees. According to State Auditor...
Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic to be broadcasted on CBS Sports
The Mississippi Gulf Coast Billfish Classic (MGCBC) has proven to be one of the best fishing tournaments in America, and it’s finally getting that recognition. ...
Recapping the 2022 Mississippi primary election results
While the November general elections are still a few months away, the first leg in several key Mississippi races has been completed as residents went...
FULL RESULTS: Mississippi’s primary election results
Throughout the day, voters all across the state visited the polls in order to narrow the list of Congressional choices in the primary elections. The...
Mississippi doctor sentenced to prison after evading nearly $1M in taxes
A Mississippi doctor has been sentenced to prison after failing to pay nearly $1 million in taxes. Dr. Kevin L. Crandell, of Golden, was making...
Five Mississippi teachers nominated for $10K Presidential Award
The Mississippi Department of Education announced five Mississippi K-6 teachers have been named 2022 state-level finalists for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and...
Free dealer school to be offered at Pearl River Resort
A free dealer school for anyone interested in getting into the gaming industry is being offered by Pearl River Resort. Classes begin on Monday, July...
MSDH expects delay in medical marijuana production
by Caleb Salers
Medical marijuana is officially coming to the Magnolia State. However, the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) does not have a determined date on when...
OSA: Further funding for law enforcement saves both money and lives
Mississippi could not only save lives but a whole lot of money by further funding law enforcement, according to a new report from the Office...