New Tornado Research Says Twisters Do More Damage Going Uphill
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–Mississippi has more than its share of deadly tornadoes and though 2013 has been a relatively quiet year, an intense tornado has the potential
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K-9 Helps Domestic Violence Victims
JACKSON, Miss. – The Center for Violence Prevention’s newest staff member is furry and has four legs. Her name is Sophie; she’s a golden retriever
Mississippi Appeals Injunction in Abortion Clinic Case
Mississippi is asking a federal appeals court to overturn a judge’s ruling that temporarily blocks authorities from closing the state’s only abortion clinic.
Boy Expelled After Another Students Puts BB Gun in His Bookbag
TUPELO, Miss. – A Tupelo Middle School student has been expelled from school after he says another student put a BB gun in his
North Panola Shooting Likely Gang-Related, Como v. Sardis
SARDIS, Miss.–A Friday night football game shooting at North Panola was likely gang-related, according to District Atty. John Champion. Three men with known gang ties
People Infected with West Nile in Hinds and Rankin Counties
JACKSON, Miss. — Two more people got the bite. The State Department of Health saying there are new West Nile infections in Rankin and Hinds
Movie about the Life of James Brown to be Filmed in Jackson & Natchez
JACKSON, Miss. – James Brown did not grow up in Mississippi, but it is not stopping Tate Taylor of Universal Pictures from filming a movie
Teaching Police How to Battle Human Trafficking
PEARL, Miss. — This one may be hard for you to imagine but, “In reality, what’s happening here in our own area is that