No Food Stamp Cuts Here: Mississippi Not Included in SNAP Cuts Embedded in Farm Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C.–You heard about possible cuts to food stamps, or the SNAP program, last year and in early 2014, when the Farm Bill was being
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Spare The Rod: The Difference Between Punishment and Discipline
JACKSON, Miss– What does ‘spare the rod, spoil the child’ actually mean? Adrian Peterson’s child abuse allegations have brought spanking and its meaning into the
U.S. Small Business Administration Begins Assessing Flood Damage in DeSoto County
DESOTO COUNTY, Miss. – Desoto County is still recovering from flooding that damaged Southaven and its surrounding areas last week. At Gov. Phil Bryant’s requrest,
Two Men Arrested for Drugs, Weapons and Warrants
GEORGE COUNTY, Miss.- Two men were arrested after suspicious evidence led police to believe the guys were making meth.
Unenforced Mississippi Law Says It is Illegal to “Shack Up”
JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi has the fourth highest concentration of unmarried people in the U.S., but that does not always mean men and women are
Keeping Your Kids Safe: Yik Yak App Isn’t So Innocent
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss– Yik Yak app has an Ocean Springs mother worried–and for a good reason, too.
Mississippi Taxes Ranked “Unfair”; Middle Class Paying Too Much
JACKSON, Miss. – Do you think you are paying too much for taxes in Mississippi? Mississippi’s state and local taxes ranked 44 out of 50
Mississippi Crew Heads to California to Help Fight Wildfires
JACKSON, Miss. – Twenty members of the Mississippi Forestry Commission are headed to Northern California to help with nearly a dozen fast moving wildfires sweeping
Veteran Mississippi Teacher Indicted on Molestation Charges
GULFPORT, Miss. – A former South Mississippi teacher has been indicted on charges of molesting students over a period of about 40 years.