The March to End Fear: Martin Luther King, Jr. in Mississippi
CANTON, Miss.–The reason kids are out of school Jan. 20, 2014, is not just to play around or go fishing. It’s Martin Luther King, Jr.
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The Murder of Hunter Miller: The Man Wanted for the Crime
News Mississippi Correspondent Todd Adams contributed to this report. GAUTIER, Miss.–Hunter Miller was shot in the back in his car last Tuesday around 8 p.m.
Wives Stand Against the End to Conjugal Visits
JACKSON, Miss. — The wives of inmates and others were in the capital city Friday to stand against the Department of Correction’s end to conjugal
Miss. Company set to be on ABC’s Shark Tank
RIDGELAND, Miss. — One Mississippi-based company on Friday is set to be on the ABC show Shark Tank.
J. Everett Dutschke Pleads Guilty to Sending Ricin Letters to President, Sen. Wicker, and Judge
OXFORD, Miss. — James Everett Dutschke has admitted to sending ricin laced letters to Sen. Roger Wicker, President Obama, and Lee County Judge Sadie Holland.
Mississippi Vet, Howard Miskelly, Awarded Bronze Star
The Bronze Star was presented Friday to Howard Miskelly, a World War II veteran, who served in Belgium, Holland and Germany.
Architects’ Last Pitch For New Baseball Stadium
BILOXI, Miss. — It’s a fast ball for the new baseball stadium to be built in Biloxi.
Bomb Threat at Valley: Classes Canceled, Dogs, FBI and MBI Brought in to Search
ITTA BENA, Miss.–A bomb threat sent in a letter to Mississippi Valley State University had the campus shut down while search dogs, the MBI and