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.
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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
First Freeze Coming Tuesday
JACKSON, Miss. — You are going to want to pull out the heavy fabrics Tuesday. By then a cold front will push through the state. “It
Red Cross and UNICEF Taking Philippine Typhoon Donations
JACKSON, Miss.–The typhoon that hit the Philippines on Friday has left tens of thousands of people misplaced and needing aid.
NAACP Chief Comes Full Circle
JACKSON, Miss. — His Last hurrah as President of the NAACP brings Benjamin Todd Jealous back to Mississippi where he started.
Early Primitive Weapon Season Opens in Mississippi
JACKSON, Miss.–The early primitive weapon season opened Monday for magnolia state deer hunters.
Apparently A Little Girl Was Not a Hostage, Dad Arrested After Sunday Incident
WALLS, Miss.–Sunday morning wasn’t the calm day of rest it usually is in DeSoto County when what many people thought was a hostage situation involving