State News
Government Building Named After Tupelo Congressman
More than 100 people gathered Thursday in downtown Jackson, to dedicate the Patrick Alan Nunnelee building.
Lawsuit Challenging AL Voter ID Law Dismissed
The lawsuit contends Alabama politicians knew that black and Latino voters "disproportionately lack the required photo ID."
State Department Of Health Requests Budget Increase
The state-supported part of the Health Department budget was $62 million last year and is $57 million this year.
State Flag Removed From Tupelo Police Department
Mayor's order only impacts flags at Tupelo Police Department.
Governor Phil Bryant's 2018 State Of The State Address Text
We'll have more coverage of the address at 9 and 10.
Busy Year For Tornadoes
All in all, 69 tornadoes appeared across the state, causing 59 injuries and 5 deaths.
The Push For School Choice
Today, Senate Education Committee Chairman Gray Tollison, an Oxford Republican, held a hearing where supporters made their case.
Homeless Census
Last year's homeless census showed almost 1,500 people without shelter in the one-night count throughout the state of Mississippi.
MHP Holiday Enforcement Totals
Altogether there were 119 investigated crashes, including 18 injuries and 1 fatality.
Academic Achievement Gap
It's the second year the state has produced a report on achievement divides.
Mississippi's Agriculture Industry
Mississippi remains the national leader in catfish production, even though it ranks number 7 among the Ag commodities in the state.
Stolen Items Moved Across State
If you have any information or know where any other stolen items may be, contact the Monroe County Sheriff's Department at 662-369-2468.
Video: Lawmakers Expected To Look At Lottery Issue In Upcoming Session
Lawmakers split on lottery for Mississippi.
Corporal Punishment In Schools
State law allows each school district to set a corporal punishment policy.
No Fatalities Reported During Christmas Travel Period
The Mississippi Highway Patrol says a high visibility of state troopers, and responsible driving from motorists, kept the roads safe.
Mississippi Unemployment Numbers
New numbers released Friday shows the November jobless rate sits at 4.8%.
Mississippi's Population Dwindling
Although there were 6,500 more births than deaths, out-migration tipped the scales.
Alderman Child Porn Arrest
If convicted, he faces a maximum of 20 years in federal prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
Driver's License Suspensions
Mississippi becomes the fifth state to require a consideration of ability to pay before suspending a license.