Arrest Made In Lowndes County Shooting
Lowndes County deputies make an arrest in a shooting earlier this month.
Archives: 2018
Trump visits Ohio for his third rally this week
The president is expected to stump for endangered Rep. Steve Chabot in Ohio’s First Congressional District Categories: National, US & World News
Florida governor opens mansion to troopers heading to areas hit by Michael
35 state troopers slept on cots Thursday inside the Florida governor’s mansion Categories: National, US & World News
Comfy Saturday, Warmer Sunday
Rain chances will be limited in most of our area this weekend.
Stocks close higher after two-day bloodbath
The Dow rises again in wake of market rout, but U.S. stocks still suffered their biggest weekly loss in six months Categories: National, US & World News
49ers apologize for leaving Colin Kaepernick photos out of gallery
“Unfortunately there were a handful of obvious misses in this gallery” and “we appreciate them being brought to our attention,” the team said Categories: National, US & World News
Former ambassador “95 percent certain” Saudis killed missing journalist
Jamal Khashoggi was last seen entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2 Categories: National, US & World News
“It hurt deep inside”: Cancer survivor told to cover his face
Kirby Evans lost his nose and one of his eyes during a battle with cancer Categories: National, US & World News
Facebook hackers accessed 29 million accounts, fewer than previously thought
The company said hackers accessed names, email addresses or phone numbers Categories: National, US & World News
Ponzi scheme suspect cast spells, paid $720K for prayers to thwart charges
Six-figure payments for prayers didn’t spare Dawn Bennett from a 17-count indictment on fraud charges Categories: National, US & World News
Usain Bolt scores 2 goals in pro soccer debut
“My first start and scoring two goals, it’s a good feeling,” Bolt said Friday Categories: National, US & World News
Teacher suspended for saying Trump adviser ate glue in 3rd grade
Nikki Fiske said Stephen Miller was a loner with a messy desk who ate glue Categories: National, US & World News
Ryan Coogler signs on for “Black Panther” sequel
“Black Panther” grossed more than $1 billion worldwide Categories: National, US & World News
Emotional moment as girl hears clearly for first time in her life
Catalina Arroyo was born with inner-bone hearing loss, and the little she could hear was muffled Categories: National, US & World News
Texas zoo on lockdown after mountain lion wanders inside
Police confirmed the mountain lion is not an actual zoo animal Categories: National, US & World News
Lee County supervisors balk at funding SRO’s
TUPELO (WCBI) – Lee County supervisors Friday said it is up the the Lee County schools to pay all of the costs of expanding the school resource officer programs. The district and Sheriff Jim Johnson had crafted a plan to put an officer in each school district with the school paying half the cost and the county absorbing the rest. …
Army reportedly ousts 500+ immigrant enlistees
In July, it was revealed some immigrant recruits were being abruptly discharged despite being recruited for special skills Categories: National, US & World News
What’s at stake in the Trump administration’s ties to the Saudis
The president’s appreciation of Saudi Arabia — and the money it can spend — dates back years Categories: National, US & World News
Man charged in wife’s 1975 killing, based mostly on circumstantial evidence
Prosecutors charge 82-year-old based largely on witnesses saying he seemed unhappy in their marriage and wife’s comments to neighbors Categories: National, US & World News
Former coach set to plead guilty
Faces federal charge of sexual exploitation
The teacher who inspired John Dickerson to become a writer
“He was tough because we were on an adventure and he wanted us to have a sharp searchlight,” the “CBS This Morning” co-host writes Categories: National, US & World News
John Carlin: “We are in a code war now” with China
A report from the U.S. trade representative says China’s economic espionage costs the U.S. between $225 and 600 billion a year. John Carlin, who served as assistant attorney general for national security in the Obama administration, helped bring the first ever charges against Chinese hackers. Carlin joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the book he co-authored, “Dawn of the Code…
Stocks open sharply higher after two-day bloodbath
Dow jumps nearly 400 points in wake of market rout, led by large technology and consumer companies Categories: National, US & World News
Trump legal team preparing answers to written questions from Mueller
CBS News has learned that President Trump’s lawyers are preparing answers to special counsel Robert Mueller’s written questions. Major Garrett reports this significant development in the investigation of Russian election interference follows months of negotiations. Mueller’s office recently sent about 15 questions to Mr. Trump’s legal team, focusing on possible collusion between Trump associates and Russians during the 2016 campaign….