According to Associated Press, the Federal Trade Commission and a bipartisan group of state attorneys general sued Ticketmaster and its parent company Thursday, saying they are forcing consumers to pay more to see live events through a variety of illegal tactics.
Today in Columbus, some of the youngest residents were focused on peace. Students at Annunciation Catholic School planted their "Pinwheels for Peace" today, September 18.
Less than a year after announcing its plans for the former K-Mart location in Columbus, Rural King opened its doors on September 18.
Baptist Memorial Health is taking the next steps for its acquisition of OCH Regional Medical Center.
A North Mississippi coroner and his aunt pleaded guilty to a body transport scheme.
An Oktibbeha County woman has pleaded guilty in a food stamp fraud case.
This week, on Animal Health, the folks over at Emerson's brought in Sophie who is having some issues with heart worms.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks to Paige Watson with the Greater Starkville Development Partnership about all the cool things happening around Starkville at the moment.
From rats to roaches, Destani Spratt said she's seen it all in her apartment at Aberdeen Housing Authority.
This time of year, as we transition into fall, several plants are starting to bloom. They also provide a pop of springtime color. We learn more about this weed in this week's Next to Nature.
A conservation officer was injured in a Lowndes County accident this morning, September 17.
Dilapidated buildings are a problem in nearly every town and city in the state.
A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for a deadly crash.
What started as a call to help a victim in the hospital led to the arrest of the patient and another woman.
Columbus Police made an arrest in connection with a deadly accident.
Tensions flared at a special-called meeting on Wednesday, September 17, leaving Ackerman Mayor Lauren Carson without the votes — or even an interview — for her pick to serve as interim police chief.
