Miss. Lawmakers Question New Education Standard
JACKSON, Miss. – Legislators in the Mississippi Senate Conservative Coalition (MSCC) plan on taking a closer look at the Common Core Standard. Lawmakers adopted the
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Hattiesburg’s Mayoral Race is Going to Trial
HATTIESBURG, Miss. — Judge William Coleman this afternoon denied Mayor Johnny DuPree’s motion to throw out Dave Ware’s claims of voter irregularities. Lawyers for
LA Man Wins Big on the Gulf Coast
BILOXI, Miss. – He does not think he is going back to work, and for a good reason. Aaron K. of Louisiana took home $2
Charlie Daniel’s Band to Play Mississippi Venue
CORINTH, Miss.–The Charlie Daniel’s Band will be playing in Miss. during the month of August.
Policeman Killed While Removing Debris From Freeway
JACKSON, Miss.–There were still no memorial arrangements for Officer Bruce Jacob, killed Saturday as he removed a barbeque grill that had fallen out into traffic
Copiah County Grandma Goes on Trial This Week for Embezzlement
COPIAH COUNTY, Miss. – The Copiah County grandma accused of embezzling money from her job and skipping town is set to stand trial this week.
Inmates Back Under Control After Two Uprisings
RAYMOND, Miss.–Inmates were back in their cells and once again under lock and key after they were able to get out Sunday. That was the
Child Dead After Being Run Over by Relative
LOUISVILLE, Miss.–A family gathering turned tragic Friday afternoon about 3:30 near Louisville when a toddler was run over by a relative. Winston County Coroner Scott
Weekend of Violence Includes Murders in Delta, Jackson
CLARKSDALE, Miss.–Shot and left dead in the street-the end for 22-year-old Timothy Anderson. He died in that Delta street Sunday, according to the Coahoma County