Mississippi Power Customers to Get Refunds After Supreme Court Ruling on Kemper
JACKSON, Miss.–The rate increase that Mississippi Power customers have had added to their light bills since 2013 will likely be refunded to customers after the...
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A Long Career, A Long Life: Former Miss. Chief Justice Roy Noble Lee Dies
by kim
FOREST, Miss.–Making it to nearly 100 years, former Miss. Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Noble Lee lived a long and full life. He passed away...
Operate With Truth and Love: Gipson Says Ban May Be Overturned, But Christians Must Stick With Convictions
by kim
JACKSON, Miss.–The ban on same-sex marriages in Mississippi is still in place, for now. But, Rep. Andy Gipson (R), who is also a Baptist minister,...
The U.S. Senate Election: Blogger Kelly Indicted on Burglary Charges, Supreme Court Today
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MADISON, Miss.–The U.S. Senate Election is about one month away and the ghosts of what happened this summer still haunt Mississippi. Blogger Clayton Kelly, the...
Gay Marriage in Mississippi: The Supreme Court Could Consider Overturning Bans
by kim
WASHINGTON, D.C.–All nine Supreme Court justices are back in Washington this week and could possibly consider today whether or not to hear cases on gay...
Another McDaniel Delay: He’ll Decide Wednesday If He’ll Appeal
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ELLISVILLE, Miss.–The announcement will not come today after all from state Sen. Chris McDaniel on whether he will appeal Judge Hollis McGehee’s decision to throw...
Taking It to the Highest Court in the State: McDaniel Asks for Your Voting Records
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JACKSON, Miss.–Your voting records, they are what state Sen. Chris McDaniel and his lawyers want access to prove there were illegal votes in the June...
Contraception Coverage or No: Hobby Lobby Decision Expected Today
by kim
WASHINGTON, D.C.–If you work at Hobby Lobby today’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court could affect your job. His company has four stores in Mississippi...
Supreme Court: President Breaks the Law, Mississippi Reacts
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WASHINGTON, D.C.–President Obama broke the law and went too far when he made recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board, while Congress was not...
Long-Time Judge Passes Away, Why You Might Remember Him
by kim
MADISON, Miss.–Remembered as a selfless public servant, retired Circuit Judge William Coleman, 84, died Saturday after being sick for a while. The announcement came Monday from...