No Lead in Your Bullets: Miss. Senator: Feds in for a Fight On This One
WASHINGTON, D.C.–If you’re a hunter or a fisherman, if the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gets its way, you would no longer have lead bullets or
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Sorority Takes Heat After Student Performs in “Black Face” Whoopi Goldberg Costume
CLEVELAND, Miss. — The Kappa Delta sorority at Delta State is taking some heat. While performing in a lip-syncing competition at their Delta Blues Homecoming,
Blair E. Batson Kids Hospital Receives Donation from Public Service Commissioner
JACKSON, Miss.–Central District Public Service Commissioner Lynn Posey presented a $5,000 donation to Batson Children’s Hospital on Thursday on behalf of the Mississippi Alabama Telecommunications
Blockbuster Waving White Flag, or Maybe Red One
JACKSON, Miss. Blockbuster says it will close the 300 stores it currently has left.
NAACP Chief To Bid Farewell in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss. — National NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous will give his farewell address in Mississippi Saturday night at the 68th Annual State NAACP Convention.
Ingalls Opens Maritime Training Academy
PASCAGOULA, Miss. – The new $20 million Haley Reeves Barbour Maritime Training Academy is now open near Ingalls shipyard in Pascagoula.
A Wild Ride: Man Rams Deputy’s Patrol Car, Steals a Truck
NOXUBEE COUNTY, Miss.–It was probably the wildest ride of Willie Hairston’s life Wednesday as he ran from the police and stole a truck to try
More Than One Guy Involved in Smith Family Murders, Second Man Arrested
JACKSON, Miss.–There was apparently more than one guy involved in the weekend murders of Laterry and Altira Smith and their son Jaidon. The MBI said