Long-Time Judge Passes Away, Why You Might Remember Him
MADISON, Miss.–Remembered as a selfless public servant, retired Circuit Judge William Coleman, 84, died Saturday after being sick for a while. The announcement came Monday from
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Toddler Shot and Killed, You Are Being Asked to Help Find the Killer
JACKSON, Miss.–A three-year-old was shot and killed last month and now police and Hinds County supervisors are hoping that doubling the reward will help bring whoever
Murder by Hammer: Winona Woman Beaten, Strangled, Police Looking fr Her Son
WINONA, Miss.–Beaten to death with a hammer and strangled, that’s how police in Winona say Cheryl Burress died and now they are looking for her
Elvis Presley Festival Gets Tupelo All Shook Up
TUPELO, Miss.- If you’re an Elvis Presley fan you’ll be in for a real treat this weekend.
Second Confirmed 2014 West Nile Virus Case in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi Department of Health (MSDH) confirmed Monday that a Newton County resident has contracted the mosquito transmitted West Nile Virus.
Charter Schools: Two No’s, One Yes Vote
JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi’s first charter school will likely open in the Capital City next year.
Man Hits Estranged Wife with Pitchfork, Shoots Man in the Hand, Say Police
MAGEE, Miss. – This man opted out of chopsticks and instead grabbed a pitchfork. Police say this Sunday lunch at the China Buffet off highway
Start Applying Today for Alligator Hunting Permits
JACKSON, Miss. – The application period to hunt alligators in Mississippi public waters has officially opened.