Gov. Bryant Approves Special Session Bill, Providing Aid for Tornado Recovery
JACKSON, Miss. – Mississippi gets more help for tornado recovery.
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Laying Fiber Cable, Creating Opportunities
RIDGELAND, Miss. — C Spire has officially started putting in fiber optic cable in Ridgeland for its first statewide 1 gigabit-per-second Fiber To the Home
Many Suffer Mental Health Problems, But Not Enough Help in Mississippi (Video Included)
There’s a real good chance you know a child who is suffering from a mental illness.
Military Veteran and Mother of Four Receives Home from Bank of America and MWSF
CARRIERE, Miss.- Mother’s Day came early for mother of four and retired Army National Guard Sgt. 1st Class, Julie Barcheers.
Police Believe Dismembered Dancer was Dumped Off Bay St. Louis Bridge
PHOTO: Margret Sanchez KENNER, LA. — Kenner Police are now saying they believe 22-year-old Jaren Lockhart’s body was dumped off the Bay St. Louis Bridge.
Largest Flea Market in the State Kicks off Today
CANTON, Miss.- The Canton flea market opened Thursday morning.
Fallen Officers: You Will Have a Chance to Honor Those Who Died in the Line of Duty
JACKSON, Miss.–You will have a chance to honor Mississippi police officers who died in the line of duty, in 2013 and back through Mississippi law
Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Mississippi Near the Top of the List in New Report
ATLANTA, Ga.–It’s a new report from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, that says Mississippi is number two in the nation for people
Woman Missing, Last Seen in Meridian
MERIDIAN, Miss.–If you’ve seen Stephanie Toole, Meridian Police are asking that you call them immediately. Her family reported her missing last week, but the last
Farms, Timber, Almost 900,000 Chickens Lost, USDA Loans Likely, Says Cochran
NOXAPATER, Miss.–Nearly 900,000 chickens were blown away in last week’s tornadoes. Farms, livestock, timber and many other agricultural resources ended up being lost. Now Sen.