Judge: Return Chinese Drywall Cases To Original States
Fallon ruled in 2010 that Chinese-made drywall damaged homes by releasing sulfur fumes.
Archives: 2018
Starkville Man Arrested For Domestic Violence
Bond is set at $10,000.
Soybean Acres To Exceed Corn For The First Time In 35 Years
The only year that soybean acres beat corn in recent memory was 1983.
Incoming Mississippi U.S. Senator Faces Livestock Lawsuit
A December trial is set in Lincoln County Circuit Court.
Mississippi Man Who Escaped Jail Is Recaptured In Texas
Four jail guards were charged with aiding Dye’s escape Dec. 31.
3 Men Arrested In Shooting At Hattiesburg Apartment
Officers arrived and entered the apartment when they heard screams coming from inside.
Racial Profiling Bill Dies In Alabama Legislature
The Alabama Senate on Thursday passed the education budget and then voted to end the session.
Bass Anglers Face Possible Changes On Area Lakes
MDWFP RELEASE JACKSON – The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP) Fisheries Bureau announced proposed changes to largemouth bass regulations at several MDWFP lakes. At Tippah County Lake, and the lakes at Tombigbee State Park and Lake Lowndes State Park, the proposed rule will reduce the daily creel limit for black bass from 30 per angler to 10…
4-County Electric Crews Respond to Power Outages
More than 2,000 customers were reported without power.
Weather Related Car Accidents
There are no reported injuries in these accidents.
Widespread Rain Today.
TODAY: Widespread rain through mid afternoon, then light showers tapering in the evening. An isolated strong storm generally south and east of West Point can’t be ruled out at some point this morning. Highs in the 60s, with overnight lows in the 40s. FRIDAY: The sky will become mostly sunny. Look for highs in the mid to upper 60s. Low temperatures Friday…
Lady Feds Have A Lot Of Hope
Caledonia returns to action on Thursday when they host Amory.
Wednesday Programming To Re-air
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)- WCBI will re-air Wednesday evening’s programming, which was preempted due to severe weather coverage. Survivor, SEAL Team and Criminal Minds will re-air. The shows will start at 12:35 a.m. Friday morning. Categories: Local News
Shots Fired Outside Eupora High School Lands One Person Behind Bars
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation said 21 year-old Cole Breazeale of Eupora was taken into custody and is being detained at the Webster County Jail.
Lowndes County Deputies Take Part In Active Shooter Training
An instructor from the Arkansas Criminal Justice Institute came to Lowndes County to teach deputies on active shooter situations.
Youth Wildlife Interest Spikes
The competition will conclude Thursday. The highest scoring schools will advance to the state championship in Jackson.
Brightest Tech Savvy Students Come To NE Mississippi For Statewide Conference
That conference wraps up Thursday at the Bancorpsouth Arena.
State Legislature Closes The Door On Columbus’s 2% Restaurant Tax
The result could have significant impacts.
Flights to The Final Four
A noticeably larger amount of maroon and white has been booking their flights.
Federal Bill Reaches Golden Triangle Regional Airport
GTR has 4 air traffic controllers, and their experience is needed in the tower.
Strong Storms Tonight
A few strong to severe storms are possible this evening.
Sentencing Puts Wraps On Massive Meth Ring
OXFORD – A Tupelo woman, the final defendant in a multi-defendant conspiracy, has been sentenced to 205 months in federal prison resulting from her role in a methamphetamine (ice) distribution conspiracy in the Northern District of Mississippi. The defendant, Judy Harmon, was also ordered to forfeit thousands of dollars in drug trafficking proceeds. Harmon was convicted after a week-long jury…
US Judge Extends Temporary Block On 15-Week Abortion Ban
U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves issued a temporary restraining order March 20 to block the law for 10 days.
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