Your Tax Dollars and How They’ll Be Spent Next Year: Bryant to Recommend Budget
JACKSON, Miss.–It’s over $5 billion in taxpayer money expected to be spent by state government in the next fiscal year and today Gov. Bryant will
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Two Women Killed, Found Outside in Double Murder in Pike County
SUMMIT, Miss.–Two women were found dead outside a home in Summit, in Pike County, Tuesday evening. Police were not saying much about the crime, but
Shot in the Head, Six-Year-Old Girl Fights for Life
VICKSBURG, Miss.–Six-year-old Jamerica Ragsdale was fighting to stay alive this morning at UMMC in Jackson after being shot in the head with a .22 caliber
Mississippi Leaders Want High Speed Internet in Every Nook and Cranny of the State
JACKSON, Miss. – State leaders are working toward a day when everyone in Mississippi has access to high speed internet.
Is Your Home Prepared for the Cold?
JACKSON, Miss. – Have you started preparing your home for cold weather? This week, starting Tuesday night, temperatures will be hitting the 20s.
Record Crops Expected in Mississippi: Will it Affect You?
JACKSON, Miss.–Mississippi farmers are set to see several records broken in 2013 for the agriculture industry.
No Bond for Ex-Deputy in Double Murder
OXFORD, Miss. — Bond has been denied for the Oxford man accused of killing his mom and half-brother.
500 Hires at Tire Plant
WEST POINT, Miss. — If you’re anxious to work for Yokohama at its new tire plant in West Point, the company plans to first
Jackson State University and Holmes Community College Partner for Program
RIDGELAND, Miss.–Jackson State University and the Holmes Community College Ridgeland campus have teamed up to start a new program.
Hit By a Car After School, and It Was a Schoolmate Driving
THRASHER, Miss.–It was an accident right as school was letting out at Thrasher School Monday afternoon. A 13-year-old girl hit by a car and seriously