State News
Panola County Workers To Share In Back Pay Settlement
Firm Used Staffing Service To Avoid Overtime
Governor Bryant Criticizes Lawsuit Over Charter Schools
Governor Bryant calls the charter school suit a frivolous attempt to undermine Republican decisions.
FedEx Set To Expand Distribution Center
Growing Volume Pushing Expansion
Former Astronaut To Face Grand Jury
Accused Of Causing Accident That Killed Two Girls
Lawsuit Seeks To Block Charter Schools In Mississippi
A new lawsuit argues that charter schools violate the state's constitution.
MLK Estate Wins Battle Over Bible
King Estate Can Claim Bible
Possible Bentley Impeachment Moves Forward
Outside Lawyers May Hande Bentley Probe
Video: Bryant Still Trying to Revive HB 1523
Phil Bryant taking another shot at making HB 1523 law in Mississippi
BMH-Golden Triangle Lands Heart Services Award
Awarded For Rapid Response To Heart Attacks
State Senator Charged With Assault
Senator Accused Of Striking Victim With Some Type Weapon
Mississippi Man Dies On Frog Gigging Trip
Frog Hunting Outing Ends With Death
Indictment Issued In Fraud Case
Woman Commits Fraud With False BP Settlement Claim
Chiquita Is Coming Back To Coast
Company Leaving New Orleans
FDA Orders Alabama Seafood Processor To Halt
Says Firm Mislabeled Foods
Tishomingo County Adds New Felony Abuse Charge
3 Year Child Injured In Case
Wastewater Leak Troubles West Alabama Town
Water Supply Not Impacted
Video: American Family Association Responds to HB 1523 Stay
AFA Responds to judges ruling halting HB 1523 going into law
Video: Special Session Ends With Legislature Okaying dip into Rainy Day Fund
FY 2016 budget hole filled with last minute dip into State reserves
Store Owner Headed To Prison For Food Stamp Fraud
Fraud Totaled Millions
Former Astronaut Facing Civil, Criminal Cases
Police Claim Former Astronaut Was Drunk
Tuscaloosa Doctor Charged With Drug Trafficking
Charges Could Climb Into Hundreds Of Counts
House Will Go Into 2nd Day Of Special Session
After Democrats block efforts to get a 2/3 majority vote in the House, a second day of special session will be held tomorrow.
Senate Passes Bill To Let Gov. Bryant Spend Savings
Mississippi Senate voted to lift the $50 mil cap on Bryant's ability to pull from "rainy day fund."