KiOR Can’t Fuel Jobs, Prepares to Close
COLUMBUS, Miss. — Biofuel maker KiOR is laying off workers at its Columbus plant as it prepares to shutdown the refinery.
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Keeping Your Kids Safe: Fifty Years in Prison for Trafficking Mississippi Girl
DOTHAN, Ala.–If you have a child, especially a girl, you need to be aware that people are out there that will kidnap them and force
The Palmer Home RadioThon: In One Week You Can Help Change Lives
COLUMBUS, Miss.–In one week, you can help change lives by giving as part of the annual SuperTalk Mississippi Palmer Home Radiothon. Each donation will go
Dick Molpus Describes Living in Philadelphia during the 1964 Freedom Summer as a Boy (AUDIO)
JACKSON, Miss. – Mississippi continues to remember the 1964 Freedom Summer. The Civil Rights movement was in full swing and the whole country was destined for
Gulf Coast Gay Community Holds Blood Drive to Protest FDA
LONG BEACH, Miss. – What if you wanted to give blood, but you could not because of your sexual orientation? For gay and bisexual men
The Climb of Cancer One Day at a Time
JACKSON, Miss.- Cancer, a word that hits hard for many. Jeremy Jungling faced the terrifying news that he had colon cancer, but after visiting the
Your Tax Dollars, Oxford City Clerk Accused of Stealing Them
JACKSON, Miss. – The Deputy City Clerk in Oxford has been indicted on one count of embezzlement.
Cousins Make Prom Outfits Out of Duct Tape
Photo: Duckbrand.com SENATOBIA, Miss.- Using almost nothing but duct tape, cousins from Senatobia High School made some unique outfits to wear to their prom.