Private Schools Stay on MHSAA
JACKSON, Miss. — Thirteen private schools will not be getting the boot from the Mississippi High School Athletics Association. That proposal to kick them out
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Good News for Lane Furniture Employees, Most Will Keep Jobs
TUPELO, Miss.–Over 1,400 Lane Furniture Industries workers in north Mississippi have been worried about getting laid off after their parent company filed for bankruptcy a
Mississippi Congressmen Safe After Wild Car Chase, Shooting
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Mississippi’s Congressional Delegation is ok. None of them were hurt in that car chase and shooting just outside the Nation’s Capital
Mississippi Braces For Karen, State Fair Could Close
JACKSON, Miss. — Tropical Storm Karen has weakened this morning, but continues to make its way towards the Gulf Coast. It is projected to
Miss. War on Prescription Drugs
JACKSON, Miss. – Prescription drug abuse is becoming a bigger problem than ever in Mississippi.
More Delays for Kemper County Coal Plant
KEMPER COUNTY, Miss. – The Kemper County coal plant will not be up and running in May.
Looking For A Job?
PEARL, Miss. — More than 55 retailers opening stores at the new Outlets of Mississippi in Pearl this fall will have a job fair
Tropical Storm Karen Forms With Hurricane Watch, Possibly Headed to Miss. Coast
JACKSON, Miss.–Around 9 a.m. Thursday the latest hurricane observation plane cruised over the storm in the Gulf of Mexico and officially made the call to