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School Takeovers Likely for Yazoo City, Claiborne, LeFlore

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by kimSeptember 11, 20130696

JACKSON, Miss.–After an impassioned plea with religious overtones by Claiborne County Superintendent Elijah Brown, the state’s commission on school accreditation voted to recommend a takeover

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Former Miss. Gov. Barbour Supports Kemper Plant, Open to Nuclear Talks

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by kimSeptember 10, 2013September 10, 20130620

RIDGELAND, Miss.–Former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour spoke Tuesday in Madison County about energy in the state and how it relates to the economy.

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Jackson Police Officer Racks up Charges, Arrested

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by kimSeptember 10, 20130781

RIDGELAND, Miss.–A Jackson Police Department officer racked up a number of charges early Tuesday morning in Ridgeland.

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Lovebugs are Back and Bad for Your Car

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by kimSeptember 10, 2013September 11, 20130657

JACKSON, Miss. — You may have noticed lovebugs are out and about again. The reason they are not anywhere else, they love areas around the

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MS Man Accused of Sending Ricin Letters to Obama Gets New Lawyer

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by kimSeptember 10, 2013September 10, 20130554

ABERDEEN, Miss. — James Everett Dutschke of Tupelo, the man accused of sending poisoned-laced letters in the mail to President Obama, Senator Roger Wicker, and

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Mississippi Murder: Suspect Makes it to Milwaukee, Caught

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by kimSeptember 10, 2013September 10, 20130676

MILWAUKEE, Wis.–Michael Dixon got off a bus in Milwaukee this weekend, perhaps thinking he’d try some of that city’s finest brew and blend in to

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DNA Evidence Helps Find Abuser From 35 Years Ago

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by kimSeptember 10, 20130781

LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss.–Thirty-five years ago, a Mississippi girl endured some really tough times. She was abused from 1977 to 1984 while she was 10 to

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Mississippi’s D.C. Lawmakers Say ‘No’ to Syrian Strike

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by kimSeptember 10, 20130776

WASHINGTON, D.C.–It was an almost unanimous “no” to Pres. Obama’s planned strike against Syria from Mississippi’s Washington delegation. Most of the representatives and senators had

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An Even Bigger Gator Caught in Mississippi

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by kimSeptember 9, 2013September 9, 20130710

PORT GIBSON, Miss. — The state’s alligator season fished off this weekend with a monster.

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1,400 Workers Expected to be Laid off in North Miss.

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by kimSeptember 9, 20130807

TUPELO, Miss.–It was announced Monday that around 1,400 Lee County workers are expected to be laid off from Lane Furniture.

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Jackson officials claim innocence in bribery case, investigation alleges brazen…

Officials break ground on Delta Blues substation in Greenville, marking…

Tecumseh Products announces $3.4 million investment into Mississippi facility

Alleged kidnapper of Rankin teen extradited to Mississippi

Republican Sen. Roger Wicker defeats Democratic challenger Ty Pinkins

Mississippi arts programs get $3.5 million in facility funding

New collaborative launched by major healthcare providers in Mississippi

Mississippi country singer has journey continued on ‘The Voice’

What Mississippians should know before heading to the polls

School Takeovers Likely for Yazoo City, Claiborne, LeFlore

Former Miss. Gov. Barbour Supports Kemper Plant, Open to Nuclear Talks

Jackson Police Officer Racks up Charges, Arrested

Lovebugs are Back and Bad for Your Car

MS Man Accused of Sending Ricin Letters to Obama Gets New Lawyer

Mississippi Murder: Suspect Makes it to Milwaukee, Caught

DNA Evidence Helps Find Abuser From 35 Years Ago

Mississippi’s D.C. Lawmakers Say ‘No’ to Syrian Strike

An Even Bigger Gator Caught in Mississippi

1,400 Workers Expected to be Laid off in North Miss.

Chapel Hart spreads holiday cheer with first Christmas album and tour

Holly Springs officials summoned to appear before Public Service Commission over alleged...

Jackson officials claim innocence in bribery case, investigation alleges brazen corruption

Officials break ground on Delta Blues substation in Greenville, marking $1.2B investment

Holly Springs officials summoned to appear before Public Service Commission over alleged...

Jackson officials claim innocence in bribery case, investigation alleges brazen corruption

Mississippi Supreme Court races see incumbent fall, runoff forced

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