Neshoba Co. Fair Speeches: Hood, Reeves Both See Danger Ahead
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.–It’s danger ahead, but Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves and Atty. Gen. Jim Hood are urging two different bands of caution. For Hood, it’s new...
Concerns Grow About Drug Testing TANF Recipients During Public Hearing
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JACKSON, Miss. – A new law requiring people who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) to complete a questionnaire and face the possibility of...
New Law Rejected: Why One County Says Making You Safer Could Be Taking Your Freedom
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This story is by John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ in Natchez. NATCHEZ, Miss.–Adams County residents living outside Natchez will likely remain free...
Mississippi and Veterans: The Call for the Dept. of Justice to Get Involved
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–After years of complaints and after weeks of discovering just how bad the problem is across the country, there are now hearings underway in...
Cochran Campaign Holds “Day Before Election Day Rally” in Jackson
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JACKSON, Miss.- The Cochran campaign held there “Day Before Election Day Rally” in Jackson Monday at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum....
Taxpayer Win in Court: Judge Says Former Southaven Mayor Must Repay Money
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JACKSON, Miss.–It’s money that you paid in, if you live in Southaven. But it’s an example for the rest of the state that when you...
Officers Buckle Down with the 2014 “Click it or Ticket” Campaign
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JACKSON, Miss.- Keeping you and your family safe was the message behind today’s “Click it or Ticket” campaign....
Charter Schools in Columbus, Jackson and Natchez
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NATCHEZ, Miss.- If you live in Columbus, Jackson or Natchez you can voice your opinion on a proposed charter school there later this month....
Red Snapper Season Shorter Than Ever, How You Could Help Your Economy
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BILOXI, Miss.–Whether you like to catch red snapper or not, the recreational season has been shortened to 11 days and that could mean some of...
Politicians in Tax Payer Ads May Have Unfair Advantage, Bill Would End That
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JACKSON, Miss. — A bill has cleared the Mississippi Senate that would put a stop to elected politicians from appearing in advertisements funded by your...