The Vote to Defund Obama Care: Mississippian Taking Charge
WASHINGTON, D.C.–If some lawmakers in the U.S. House are successful, they’ll send a bill to the Senate that funds the federal government, but would not
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Rain, Storms On The Way, Why Mississippi Needs It
JACKSON, Miss.–Rain is on the way, or so says the forecast. With the rain could be some thunderstorms that could produce locally heavy rainfall, maybe
Probable Murder-Suicide in Oak Grove, Man and Woman Dead
OAK GROVE, Miss.–It’s very likely a murder-suicide and there’s no killer on the loose, is the message from the sheriff’s department in Lamar County. Thursday
8th Annual OTHERfest, Miss. Original Music
CLEVELAND, Miss. – The eighth annual Otherfest kicks off this Saturday. It’s the Delta’s only all original Music Festival. There will be 18 bands on
Oxford Has Cold Beer
OXFORD, Miss. — Welcome to the future Oxford Mississippi.
Mississippi Highway Patrolman Involved in Brutal Crash
COVINGTON COUNTY, Miss.–On Wednesday a Mississippi Highway Patrolman was involved in a violent, one-vehicle wreck.
Gulfport Man Makes Fake Bomb Threat at Girlfriend
GULFPORT, Miss.–A man was arrested earlier in the week in Gulfport and police say he made a false bomb threat against his girlfriend of all
Son Won’t Stand Trial for Death of Firefighter Dad
ORLANDO, Fl. — The son of the Pearl firefighter who died after a fight between the two will not stand trial.
AG: Caregiver Used Debit Card of Vulnerable Person for Herself
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.–A piece of plastic can me mighty tempting when it’s backed by money in the bank. Rosemary Stribling, 37, of Philadelphia, is accused of