Atty. Gen. Hood “Proud” of Several Laws Passed
JACKSON, Miss.–Mississippi’s Attorney Gen. Jim Hood says he is proud of several laws passed this legislative session, including bills that strengthen what the government can
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Crow Sculpture Taken From Local Park
Photo courtesy PAPOS OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss.–It doesn’t talk, chirp or do anything for that matter, so why someone took a crow that was meant for
Pascagoula Awarded 400k by EPA
PASCAGOULA, — The federal Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the city of Pascagoula with $400,000 dollars in brownfield assessment grants. The funds will be used
FBI Looking Into Bomb Threats at Mississippi School
CLINTON, Miss. — You should know police are taking these bomb threats at Clinton High School very seriously.
New Jobs Headed to Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Miss. — There will soon be 200 new jobs in Louisville that you can apply for.
Mastermind Behind Teacher Test Taking Scheme Sentenced
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The man that helped some of your kids teachers chat on the test they had to pass to get that job is
Evers-Williams: I Wish Medgar Could Have Lived to see the Positive Changes
OXFORD, Miss.–The commencement address at the University of Mississippi this weekend was given by Myrlie Evers-Williams, the widow of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers.
Master Gardeners Gathering in Brookhaven
BROOKHAVEN, Miss.–The Mississippi Master Gardener’s Conference will kickoff this Tuesday in Brookhaven for all people with a “green thumb.”