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
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Gang Activity Involved in Hattiesburg Murder, Eight People Locked Up, More to Come
PHOTO: Still wanted in drive-by gang killing, Cedrick Smith, Hattiesburg PD HATTIESBURG, Miss.–Apparently gang activity has gotten pretty dangerous in some parts of Hattiesburg. Police
Trying to Hire His Wife Killed: Newton County Man Gets 20 Years
NEWTON COUNTY, Miss.–It’s twenty years in prison for John Thomas Roberts of Newton County after he was convicted of trying to have his wife and
Camera Catches Coast Thief Taking Charity Cash
ST. MARTIN, Miss. – Jackson County authorities have arrested the person they believe stole money that had been donated to a wheelchair bicycle race. Kelly
Tips from a Scout Master: How to Dress for Cold Weather
JACKSON, Miss. — When it is cold outside, throwing on a bunch of sweaters may keep you warm, but it may not be the most
Burgers, Fries and Union Cards; Mississippi Workers Walk in Fast National Food Strike
JACKSON, Miss. – For the first time in the “Low Pay is Not Ok” campaign’s two-year history, fast food workers in Mississippi will join the
Alcorn County Supervisor, Purchasing Clerk and Three Others Charged with 259 Felony Counts Following Year-Long Investigation
ALCORN COUNTY, Miss.- A member of the Alcorn County Board of Supervisors, purchasing clerk and three county vendors have been arrested on corruption charges after
Tight Budgets Call for Christmas Creativity
JACKSON, Miss— If your budget doesn’t allow for a lot when it comes to Christmas, News Mississippi has some tips from a financial pro.
Big Drop in Gas Prices Could Link to Big Problems
JACKSON, Miss– Gas prices dropping may have more people on the roads for less money, but in the grand scheme of things dropping below two