What Have You Been Smoking? Miss. Not Likely to See Pot Become Legal
JACKSON, Miss.–You’ll likely see many things happen this legislative session. Teachers may get pay raises. There will likely be debate about expanding Medicaid and pping
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“We are Not Prisoners” – Group Wants to Keep Conjugal Visits
JACKSON, Miss. – Conjugal visits at Mississippi prisons are set to end by the end of January. The group Mississippi Advocates for Prisoners wants to
First Mayans to Encounter New World Travelers Find New Home at USM
HATTIESBURG, Miss. – One of the largest collections of Maya remains have made their way to the University of Southern Mississippi.
Opposing Common Core Rally in Capital City
JACKSON, Miss. — One group in the state rallied on Tuesday against the Common Core educational standards in Mississippi.
Power Up but Gas to Remain Stable
JACKSON, Miss. — You’ll soon pay more for electricity while your gas bill will stay about the same.
Ex-School Superintendent in Jail
JACKSON, Miss. — Former Greenville Public School District Superintendent Harvey Franklin is behind the bars at a minimum security prison in Montgomery, Ala. today.
No Cop-Out for Ex Police Chief
MENDENHALL, Miss. — The ex-Mississippi police chief, accused of demanding people give him money or property to have criminal charges against them dropped, is expected
News Mississippi Scam Alert: Watch Out for Phony Atmos E-mail
DALLAS, Texas–If you are an Atmos customer, watch out for an e-mail that is geared to get your personal info. The Dallas-based company that served
People Getting Sick: Flu-Like Activity High in Mississippi
ATLANTA, Ga.–Mississippi is not one of the 25 states reporting high flu activity, but the Magnolia State does have a lot of people heading into