Student Loan Acts Lowers, Sen. Wicker Approves
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Student Loan Act passes in Washington 81 to 18, but what does this mean for you? It will retroactively lower student
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Grandma Says She Stole The Money
COPIAH COUNTY, Miss. The Copiah County grandma accused of embezzling money from the company where she was working has taken a plea deal. Linda Gale
What’s Tax Free and What’s Not?
JACKSON, Miss. – Getting the kids ready to head back to school means a lot of shopping. Mississippi’s Tax Free Holiday Weekend starts at 12:01
News Miss. Scam Alert: Entergy Says It’s Not Them calling
JACKSON, Miss.–A scam that was affecting mainly Arkansas and Louisiana has now made its way across the river. The Secretary of State’s office is now
Murder-Suicide Successful Three Days Later
JACKSON, Miss.–A murder suicide is now successful three days later. Nancy Pace, 60, shot her sister Melinda Pace in the head Monday afternoon after the
Dorian in the Atlantic, Too Early to Tell If It Will Affect Mississippi
GULFPORT, Miss.–Anytime there is a tropical system in the Atlantic residents on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast are concerned. Tropical Storm Dorian is now out there, some
50th Anniversary of the Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport
JACKSON, Miss. — The Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport Celebrated its 50th Anniversary Wednesday.