Anhydrous Ammonia Leak Shuts Down Hwy. 82 Near Mathiston, Overnight Evacuations
MATHISTON, Miss.–A tanker truck leaking anhydrous ammonia, which is dangerous when inhaled and could be an explosion hazard, is what shut down parts of Hwy.
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Trouble in the Skies: Bomb Threat Made on Flight Into Jackson, Teams Called in to Search
JACKSON, Miss.–A bomb threat by a person on a plane headed into Mississippi’s largest airport had special FBI bomb search dogs brought in Wednesday. Even
Judge Mulls Over Decision to Block Mississippi’s Same-sex Marriage Ban
JACKSON, Miss. – The decision of whether or not to overturn Mississippi’s ban on same sex marriage is now left up to federal judge Carlton
Keesler Air Force Base Reschedules Air Shows
BILOXI, Miss.- Keesler’s famous air show that draws in huge crowds has rescheduled for March.
Housebuilder in Coma, Dies after Construction Accident
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. – A construction worker has died days after he fell 30 feet from the balcony of an Ocean Springs home.
New Study Says Ridgeland Attorney is the Wealthiest Person in Mississippi
Ridgeland, Miss.- New study shows David H. Nutt, a Ridgeland attorney, is the wealthiest Mississippian.
A Lot of Work to Do: Palazzo Says Miss. Delegation Getting Ready to Fight Regulators, Repeal Obama Care
WASHINGTON, D.C.–After last Tuesday’s nation-wide vote that put Republicans in control of the U.S. Senate and strengthened their hold in the House, Mississippi’s Republican Congressional
Jonas Joe Stabbed More Than 70 Times, Tribal Murder Trial Set For December
CHOCTAW, Miss.–Stabbed more than 70 times outside his house on Choctaw tribal land on Aug. 15, Jonas Joe didn’t make it and now his accused
Making Mississippi Corn Into Fuel: Ergon Plant to Reopen in Vicksburg
VICKSBURG, Miss.–Shut down since December of 2012, the Ergon ethanol refinery at the Port of Vicksburg has announced it will reopen in May, with the