Bringing Mississippi Blues Trail History to the Classroom
HATTIESBURG, Miss. – Bringing the blues to the classroom. A new curriculum based on how the blues contributed to the state’s history and cultural heritage
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USM English Department Brings “Project Night Night” to Hattiesburg
HATTIESBURG, Miss.- After reading an inspiring article about a project that provides homeless children with nighttime comfort care packages, an English teacher at Southern Miss
See a Doctor at Work with UMMC’s New Corporate Telehealth Program
JACKSON, Miss. – If you are sick, it could mean taking time off work, driving to see a doctor, and waiting in a waiting room
Gov. Bryant Creates Human Trafficking Task Force
JACKSON, Miss. – Strengthening Mississippi’s defense against human trafficking is the goal of a new Human Trafficking Task Force created through an executive order issued
Continuing Coverage: Ghastly Details of Woman’s Grisly Death Emerge, Along with Her Important Last Words about her Killer
PANOLA COUNTY, Miss. –A Panola County teenager is believed to have told police, before taking her last breath, who poured lighter fluid over her and
One Last Chance to Give Back to This Veteran: Remembering Oscar Davis
BILOXI, Miss– Oscar Davis passed away last week. Davis was a veteran, and at one time homeless. He was loved by his community. This is
Fraud Medicaid Consulting Puts Wayne County Woman Behind Bars
WAYNESBORO, Miss–Scamming the elderly with a fake medicaid consulting business. That’s why this Wayne County woman is doing ten years and paying back over two hundred
Mississippi AT&T Customers Advised to Check to See if Their Checks are on the Way
JACKSON, MISS. – AT&T Mobile customers may be eligible for refunds.
Mississippi Becomes Fourth State Recognized by American Diabetes Association for Education Program
JACKSON, Miss.- Mississippi is the fourth state to be recognized by the American Diabetes Association for their Self-Management Education Program. The ADA recently recognized the