Ice Not as Bad as Anticipated, More Could be Coming
JACKSON, Miss.–The winter weather was not as bad as forecasters originally thought, but some school districts decided to shut the doors for Tuesday anyway, with
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On the Other Side of the Bars: Extortion Charge for Mississippi Officer
HAZLEHURST, Miss.–Taking money to fix a ticket is the accusation against Hazlehurst police officer LaGracha Amon Carter-Boyd, 25. He was arrested Monday by the Copiah
Diabetes, Catching the Signs and How to Prevent It
JACKSON, Miss. – At least one out of ten Mississippians have type two diabetes. That is according a statewide report from 2010 by the Trust
Land And Mineral Owners Want Access to CO2Pipeline Network
JACKSON, Mississippi. – Some land and mineral owners across Mississippi are asking lawmakers to unlock what they say are billions of dollars of the state’s
Another Snow Day
JACKSON, Miss. — The following schools are among those that have already announced plans to close Tuesday due to winter weather:
Grocery Store Clerk Killed in Jackson
JACKSON, Miss.- Shot and killed early this morning in Jackson was P&N Grocery Mart Clerk, 42-year-old Faiz J. Alkaisi.
First Human West Nile Virus Case of the New Year
JACKSON, Miss. –The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) has confirmed the state’s first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) for 2014. The reported case