Spending Your Money in DC: Why Miss. Senators Say They Voted for the New Budget Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Stopping any new money for Obama Care, aking more money available on some projects in Mississippi: those are two of the reasons both senators
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Current/ Ex City Leaders Sentenced In Equipment Scam
PEARL, Miss. — Six current and former Bassfiled city workers have been given 10 year suspended sentences and five-years-probation for fraudulently obtaining equipment from the
Miss. Leads Nation in STD’s According to Latest CDC Statistics
JACKSON, Miss. — According to the latest statistics published by the Centers for Disease Control, Mississippi along with much of the South has the highest
Man Who Ex-Sheriff Mike Byrd Kicked in the Groin Gets Three Years Behind Bars
JACKSON COUNTY, Miss. — The man former Jackson County Sheriff Mike Byrd admitted to attacking while under arrest will serve three years behind bars for
Lawmaker Wants to Clarify Castle Doctrine Law
JACKSON, Miss. — If you shoot and kill someone on your property, depending on the circumstances, you may no longer be protected from prosecution under
Death of Madison Teen Ruled Suicide
MADISON, Miss. — A grand jury has ruled last summer’s death of Madison teenager Abigail Bonner a suicide.
Shot in the Back: Coast Police Look for Hunter Miller’s Killer
PHOTO: Todd Adams GAUTIER, Miss.–Shot in the back: That’s how 26-year-old Hunter Miller died Tuesday in Gautier and police are still looking for whoever did