Entergy Expanding: New Miss. Facility To Be Better Protected From Hurricanes, Tornadoes
JACKSON, Miss.–Built to hold up in an EF-5 tornado, a new facility being built by Entergy in Jackson may mean you don’t lose your power
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Fight to Block Mississippi’s Same Sex Marriage Ban Heads to Court
JACKSON, Miss. – The legal fight to block Mississippi’s same-sex marriage ban will be heard at the US District Court in Jackson within the next
” Hope…Better for Veterans Coming Home Now”, Says MS Serviceman Who Fought in Korea
JACKSON, Miss.– From parades to wreath laying ceremonies and even discounted meals, people all across Mississippi paused Tuesday to honor America’s veterans.
Mississippi Veteran Retells His Story, Flying Three Missions on D-Day
Tylertown, Miss. – John Neil Smith is 94-years-old and lives with his wife Donis in Tylertown, Mississippi. Seventy years ago, he flew in three missions over
Arguing Wrongs, Defending Rights–Former Department of Justice Civil Rights Lawyer Dies at 92
WASHINGTON, DC– John Doar, former Civil Rights lawyer and member of special counsel during Watergate, died Tuesday at the age of 92.
Missing 79-Year-Old Attala County Man Found
ATTALA COUNTY, Miss.- A missing 79-year-old man was found safe Tuesday afternoon.
Money For Mississippi–A Look At What’s Ahead
JACKSON, Miss– One of the topics for the upcoming legislative session is the state budget. It’s a slow growth, but things are looking up.
Couple Wanted for Shooting Tennessee Pastor Arrested in Mississippi
GREENVILLE, Miss.- A Tennessee couple wanted for shooting and killing a pastor have been caught and arrested in Mississippi.
Restocking Flamingos May Be The Way To Go For Hattiesburg Zoo
HATTIESBURG, Miss. – The Hattiesburg Zoo is considering purchasing chicks to replace four flamingos that have died since the exhibit opened last year, including two