Remembering Hurricane Katrina 13 Years Later
The Kriegers were newlyweds at the time and just purchased their first home, 45 minutes outside of New Orleans.
Archives: 2018
Itawamba County Juveniles Safe After Leaving Home; Fulton Man Charged With Kidnapping
ITAWAMBA COUNTY, MISS. (WCBI) – Two Itawamba County girls reported missing early Tuesday are safe and an 18 year old Fulton man is in jail, charged in connection with their kidnapping. Authorities say this case began when 18 year old Dylan Franz was contacted by 12 year old Victoria Keene, asking for a ride. The two allegedly picked up 14 year…
Deadline Extended For ‘Angel Tree’ Budgeting Class
Several years ago, the Salvation Army started a new policy that mandates anyone signing up their children for the “Angel Tree” Christmas gifts program, must first take a budget class.
Personnel Matters and The Public
When an elected official, city or county employee gets suspended or put on probation, everyone asks the same question, why?
Starkville Residents Take The Streets for Annual ‘Get Swept Up’ Event
College Football kicks off in Starkville on Saturday, and volunteers are making sure the town is in tip top shape.
Plea Deals on the rise in the Golden Triangle
Between the two District 16 judges and himself, the courts are dealing with nearly 100 cases of first offense drug charges.
White ex-Texas cop sentenced in killing of unarmed black teen
DALLAS — A white former police officer was sentenced to 15 years in prison Wednesday night, after being convicted of murdering an unarmed 15-year-old boy when he fired into a car packed with black teenagers leaving a house party in suburban Dallas. The verdict marked an extremely rare murder conviction for shootings involving on-duty police officers. Roy Oliver, who faced…
At least 1 killed in salmonella outbreak linked to kosher chicken, CDC says
NEW YORK — The Centers for Disease Control says one person has died and several others have been hospitalized by kosher chicken infected with salmonella, CBS New York reports. The New York State Department of Health found several of the patients had eaten Empire Kosher brand chicken, the CDC said. According to the agency’s report, a total of 17 cases of…
Woman seen in video ringing doorbell in restraints is safe, police say
A woman with restraints ringing a doorbell in Houston neighborhood. Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office CONROE, Texas — Authorities in Texas say they’ve found a woman who was captured on video ringing a doorbell in the middle of the night, her wrists shackled in what appeared to be broken restraints. Her identity is being withhead for now as a domestic violence…
Drinking water shut off in Detroit public schools
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Late-summer heat wave slams East Coast
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John McCain mourned by family at Arizona Capitol
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New York Democratic primary debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon – live updates
Pre-debate tussle over room temperature Before the real debate begins, the two campaigns are arguing over what temperature the debate room should be. Nixon’s team requested that the temperature in the room where the debate is being held at Hofstra University be set at 76 degrees. Cuomo is notorious for preferring an extremely cold environment during his public appearances. Senior…
Trump surprises White House Counsel Don McGahn with tweet about his future
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Andrew Gillum reflects on “incredible feat” of winning Democratic nomination for Florida governor
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Missing Monroe County girls found safe
They are currently at the sheriff’s department.
Remembering the violent summer of 1968, 50 years later
CHICAGO — Fifty years ago, Vice President Hubert Humphrey accepted the Democratic nomination for president. It came at the end of a violent week in the summer of a violent year. Now it’s hard to imagine Grant Park as the site of a bloody battlefield. But 50 years ago was a time when civil rights might have been legal, but…
Detroit schools shut off water due to high levels of lead, copper
DETROIT — Drinking water is being shut off at all Detroit public schools because the water in 16 of them was found to have high levels of lead or copper. Officials believe old fixtures, not the water source, may be to blame. Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said Wednesday that he’s turning off water at all schools “out of an abundance of…
Trump announces departure of White House counsel Don McGahn
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“CBS Evening News” headlines for Wednesday, August 29, 2018
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Lindsey Graham faults Jeff Sessions for “zero-tolerance” policy
Last Updated Aug 29, 2018 6:47 PM EDT Sen. Lindsey Graham brought up the Trump administration’s “zero-tolerance” policy that resulted in separated families when asked if there is any substantive basis for firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Graham made the comments in an interview with “CBS This Morning” co-host John Dickerson that airs Thursday. Graham told some media outlets last week…
Gillum celebrates “incredible feat” of clinching nomination for Florida governor
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Andrew Gillum seized the Democratic nomination for governor of Florida despite being third in the polls just a week ago and outspent by tens of millions of dollars. He has emphasized his unlikely rise. “I was the only non-millionaire in the race and that was no slight to any of my opponents, but meant to simply say…
Winona High School Shows the Importance of Keeping Career Tech. on Campus
Classes can offer students a glimpse into a field, but more-so they can offer nationally recognized credentials to high school graduates, putting them in the field after graduation.
Late-summer heatwave scorches East Coast
NEW YORK — Heat advisories were posted Wednesday along the Atlantic coast from Virginia to Maine. Some of the most dangerous temperatures — near triple digits — were in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. It felt well above 100 degrees on the tennis courts at the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows, New York. The tournament announced a new heat policy…