A Change for the Better: JFK and His Lasting Impact on Mississippi
OXFORD, Miss.–The struggle for equality in Mississippi reached a critical point in 1962 when James Meredith became the first African-American to enroll at the University
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Another Indictment Against Ricin Suspect
TUPELO, Miss. — James Everett Dutscke of Tupelo cannot catch a break.
Pollard Guilty of Plotting to Kidnap 6-Year-Old
JACKSON, Miss. — A former teacher and basketball coach has been found guilty of conspiring to kidnap her cousin’s 6-year-old daughter to use as
Oxford Looking at City Sewage to Create Power, Alleviate Capacity
OXFORD, Miss.-The city of Oxford is looking at the possibility of using city sewage to alleviate some capacity at its water treatment plant and also
The Ross Barnett Reservoir is Named After a Segregationist: A Call to Change
JACKSON Miss. – “I am a Mississippi segregationist and proud of it.”
Ex-Weather Man To Plead Guilty to Child Sex Crimes
MADISON, Miss. — An ex-Jackson television meteorologist is expected to plead guilty to child sex crimes next week.
Now That’s A Lot of Cocaine: Huge Stash Found in I-20/59 Bust
MERIDIAN, Miss.–The cocaine found in a tractor-trailer rig Tuesday night was worth around $350,000, say Meridian Police. It was 10 kilos of coke and now