Big Shake Up at City Hall: Meridian Mayor Keeps Cleaning House With Firings
MERIDIAN, Miss.–First it was the city’s long-time parks and rec man, then a long-time police captain. Now more firings at City Hall in Meridian under
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Mississippi is the Most Religious State
JACKSON, MISS.- 61% of Mississippians said they are “very religious” making it the most religious state in America.Vermont was the least religious state with only
Oh SNAP, Foods You May No Longer be Able to Purchase
JACKSON, Miss.- Are people taking advantage of SNAP? At a press conference today Representative Brad Mayo displayed a table full of junk food that was eligible
Bombarding School Day
COLUMBUS, Miss. — Police are looking for the person that called a bomb threat into Columbus Middle School Tuesday.
$50,000 Returned to State and Local Governments from Fraud and Embezzlement Cases
JACKSON, Miss. — Nearly $50,000 been returned to the state and local governments after several cases of fraud and embezzlement came to a close across
Grand Opening of First Whole Foods in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss. – Whole Foods opened its doors for the first time in Jackson Tuesday morning. Hundreds showed up early to be the first people
Committee Pass Bills Merging Schools
JACKSON, Miss. The Senate Education Committee has approved bills to consolidate several Mississippi School Districts.
Your Vinyl Records: Mississippi Event to Feature Thousands for Buy, Sell and Trade
JACKSON, Miss.–If you have a big pile of records from grandma’s old house with Marty Robbins and Johnny Cash that you want rid of, or