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Are We There Yet? is Not just a Question from Young Passengers, as Number of Older Drivers Increases

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by kimDecember 2, 2014December 3, 20140545

JACKSON, Miss. – Getting your aging parents to give up their driving privilege is likely easier said than done. But getting older comes with changes

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FCC Commissioner Visits Mississippi to Promote Telehealth

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by kimDecember 2, 2014December 3, 20140607

JACKSON, Miss. – Addressing how technology can improve access to healthcare in Mississippi was the goal of the Broadband Summit at the Jackson Convention Complex

Unanimous Jackson Council Vote for Possible Baseball Park

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by kimDecember 2, 2014December 2, 20140638

JACKSON, Miss. – The City of Jackson maybe home to a new state-of-the-art collegiate baseball stadium.

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Secretary of Defense Seat Won’t Be Filled By Former Governor Mabus

Sarah UlmerDecember 2, 2014

by Sarah UlmerDecember 2, 20140619

WASHINGTON, D.C.– Former Mississippi Governor Ray Mabus is no longer a name in the Secretary of Defense nomination.

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Homeland Security Plans Are Penalty For Action, Says Representative Thompson

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by Sarah UlmerDecember 2, 20140571

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

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Missing Natchez Teen Found Safe

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NATCHEZ, Miss.- A Natchez teenager who was the subject of an endangered/missing child alert has been found safe, the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said.

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‘Tis the Season for Christmas Parades: Monday Parades Bring It in With a Bang

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by kimDecember 2, 20140714

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.–Some of the first Christmas parades of the season were Monday, with many more to come this week. Get ready for fire trucks, police

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Ingalls, Unions Agree to New Contract, Raises Over the Next Three Years

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by kimDecember 2, 20140990

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

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Stolen Taxpayer Money: Adams County Board Tries to Recoup Money Taken by Former Jail Administrator

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by kimDecember 2, 20140745

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

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Reports: Coach Freeze Reaches Verbal Deal to Stay at Ole Miss, $1 Million Raise

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by kimDecember 2, 20140793

OXFORD, Miss.–After winning the Egg Bowl to cap off one of the most exciting seasons in recent Ole Miss football history, it looks like Coach

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Are We There Yet? is Not just a Question from Young Passengers, as Number of Older Drivers Increases

FCC Commissioner Visits Mississippi to Promote Telehealth

Unanimous Jackson Council Vote for Possible Baseball Park

Secretary of Defense Seat Won’t Be Filled By Former Governor Mabus

Homeland Security Plans Are Penalty For Action, Says Representative Thompson

Missing Natchez Teen Found Safe

‘Tis the Season for Christmas Parades: Monday Parades Bring It in With a Bang

Ingalls, Unions Agree to New Contract, Raises Over the Next Three Years

Stolen Taxpayer Money: Adams County Board Tries to Recoup Money Taken by Former Jail Administrator

Reports: Coach Freeze Reaches Verbal Deal to Stay at Ole Miss, $1 Million Raise

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Popular Biloxi seafood restaurant, co-owner sentenced for fishy business dealings

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