Prairie Arts Festival Makes West Point This Weekend’s Hot Spot
West Point, MISS– The Saturday before Labor Day means football for most but it West Point it means it’s time for one of the biggest
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Mississippi Schools Sue for Hundreds of Millions of Dollars
JACKSON, Miss. – Fourteen public school districts filed suit Thursday against the State of Mississippi, claiming they have been shortchanged over the past six years by the
Staying Safe and Avoiding Tickets While Boating on the Coast for Labor Day Weekend
BILOXI, Miss. — Labor Day weekend is just around the coroner and many coastal residents and visitors will be taking to the waterways to go
Judge Won’t Rule Today on Dismissing McDaniel Case
Laurel, MISS– If you were waiting to see if today was the end, you’ll be waiting another day. Judge Hollis McGehee didn’t rule on the
Ocean Springs Man Accused of Making and Selling Fake Drugs
GULFPORT, Miss.- Busted for making and selling fake pot, an Ocean Springs man is facing jail time again after violating his probation.
Blood Money Case Ends with Girlfriend to Jail
VICKSBURG, Miss. – A woman is going to jail for stealing her former boyfriend’s identity and getting credit cards in his name while he was
JPS Avoids Legal Fight over Meeting Prayers
The Jackson Public School (JPS) District has agreed to stop religious activity, including prayer, from taking place at faculty convocations.
Sheriff: Meth Trafficking Operation Shut Down With Monroe Co. Standoff
MONROE COUNTY, Miss.–It took six hours and a SWAT team, but Steven Brantley, of Ft. Worth, Texas, and his partner David Little, finally gave up