Sirius XM Radio Paying Up to Mississippians, Settle a Lawsuit With the State
JACKSON, Miss.–If you had Sirius XM satellite radio and you got an automatic renewal without asking for it, you could be eligible for some payback.
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Defense Authorization Act Could Protect Mississippi Jobs, Strengthen National Guard
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The Defense Authorization Act, passed Thursday by the U.S. House of Representatives, would protect Mississippi defense jobs and would strengthen the Mississippi Army National
Same-Sex Marriage Not Allowed in Miss. During Appeals Process; People’s Reactions (AUDIO)
JACKSON, Miss.- Last week, a federal judge ruled that Mississippi’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. However, a federal appeals court says same-sex marriages won’t
Dive into a Pile of LEGOs at the LEGO Creativity Tour Kick off at the Coast Coliseum
BILOXI, Miss. – The LEGO Creativity will make its road debut this Friday in Biloxi, offering a one-of-a-kind creative family fun experience LEGOs.
Rockets Assembled and Tested at Stennis to be Used for Orion Test Launch
HANCOCK COUNTY, Miss. – Rocket engines assembled and tested in Mississippi at the Stannis Space Center are expected to be put to use Friday.
Blood Not Thick Enough, Drunk Brother Fights Family, Murders Sibling
HANCOCK COUNTY, Miss. – A Hancock County man was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for the murder of his sister in the front yard
Ouija Board Hits Top Toy List on Google, Mississippi Preacher Warns Parents to Be Cautious
BROOKHAVEN, Miss — Thanks to the movie Ouija that hit theaters a couple of months ago, the Ouija board has become popular again. Should parents
MBAH Working to Get Over 100 Horses Found Injured and Malnourished in Copiah County Help
Photo: Facebook CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Miss.- A couple found 20 dead horses and nearly 100 malnourished, sick or hurt last week in Copiah County.
Labor Movement for More Money for Fast Food Employees Targets Mississippi Restaurants
JACKSON, Miss. — Fast food workers in Jackson walked off the job Thursday, becoming the first in Mississippi to join a now two- year nationwide