Pot, Meth and a Gun: Why a Corrections Officer Ended Up Behind Bars
PEARL, Miss.–If you work for the Miss. Dept. of Corrections, you should know that you are subject to more scrutiny than the average Joe. Johnny
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The No Call List: What Got One Company a Fine in Miss.
JACKSON, Miss.–If you want to sell over the telephone in Mississippi, you’d better register with the state’s Public Service Commission first. That’s the lesson American
B.B. King, the Man Who Exposed the World to the Blues, to Play Last Homecoming Show Sunday
INDIANOLA, Miss. — By now you probably have heard that B.B. King is playing his final homecoming show in Indianola this Sunday. The blues boy,
JSU Chair of Development Found Dead in his Home
PHOTO: Facebook MADISON, Miss.- A suspicious death is what police are calling it.
Home Insurance Makes Going Home Easier after Disasters
JACKSON, Miss. – Nearly 800 households damaged by recent tornadoes, that have registered for FEMA assistance, are uninsured.
D-A Tacks on Taking Picture without Permission to Kelly’s Legal Troubles
MADISON COUNTY, Miss. — A new charge was filed Wednesday against the man at the center of the Cochran picture controversy.
New Research Shows Dogs Can Detect Prostate Cancer
JACKSON, Miss.- Man’s best friend could be the future of cancer detection.
Community Calls for Troubled School Superintendent to Resign
NATCHEZ, Miss. — Upset parents, students and city leaders marched outside the Natchez-Adams School District’s administrative building Tuesday demanding the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Frederick Hill.