Miss. Could Be First to Use ACT as High School Exit Exam
JACKSON, Miss. – If you went to college you probably took the ACT. Governor Phil Bryant, school district leaders, and members of the House are
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Damage and Possible Tornado from Last Night’s Weather
JACKSON, Miss. – Rain, hail, and strait line winds came with last night’s weather.
Jackson Zoo Hosts Skylar Laine to Kick off Spring
JACKSON, Miss. – Former American Idol contestant and Brandon native, Skylar Laine is set to perform at the Jackson Zoo March 8 at 11:30 a.m.
Statue Suspects Silent
Oxford, Miss. – Ole Miss Campus police have identified three white 19-year-old freshmen males from Georgia as suspects in the desecration of the James Meredith
Robert Johnson’s Son Wins Family Legal Fight Over Photos
JACKSON, Miss. – This Mississippian only has two photos of his father. The world has seen them, and the Mississippi Supreme Court says they are
Widow of Emmett Till’s Killer to Be Laid to Rest Saturday
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. – The widow of one of two men acquitted in the civil rights era murder of Chicago teenager Emmett Till in
Thompson Kicks Off ObamaCare Tour
TOUGALOO, Miss. – If you don’t have health insurance, Congressman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., is hoping to get you signed up this week to the Affordable
PETA Billboard Raises Some Eyebrows
JACKSON, Miss. – A rather blunt way of telling Mississippi they need to fix their unhealthy lifestyle,
Students Car Catches Fire
CLINTON, Miss. – The car started smoking and instantly burst into flames. Three Mississippi College students escape their burning car before anyone was hurt.