Food Stamp Benefits Will Drop: Farm Bill Expected to Pass Senate Today
WASHINGTON, D.C.–You’ve heard it from Senators Roger Wicker and Thad Cochran. The Farm Bill was expected to pass the U.S. Senate Tuesday, adjusting the subsidies
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Abortion Rates Drop: Mississippi with the Second Lowest
JACKSON, Miss.- Mississippi has the second lowest abortion rate in America. United States abortion rates are at its lowest since 1973.
The Death of Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman: Drug Abuse Help in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss.- 46 year old Philip Seymour Hoffman was found on the bathroom floor of his New York apartment unresponsive without a heartbeat Sunday. Investigators
Jobs, Money, Roads, Among Priorities for Mississippi Democrats
JACKSON, Miss. – State workers and teachers would get raises this year, and you would have better roads and more job options if democrats have
School Choir Director Arrested On Child Sex Crime Charge
COLUMBUS, Miss. — An employee of the Columbus Public School District has been arrested and charged with enticement of a child for lustful purposes.
Charges Reduced in DUI Death of MSU Freshman
STARKVILLE, Miss.–This may be a lesson in why what you can get from a vehicle’s computer is so important. Sawyer Steed was accused of putting
The Groundhog Could Be Right: Mississippi Weather Could Stay Cold, Wet
JACKSON, Miss.–The prediction from Punxatawny Phil: There will be six more weeks of winter. News Mississippi wanted to know if the groundhog’s Sunday prediction was