State News
Mississippi State Auditor Called For National Guard Duty
State auditor Stacey Pickering is called to active duty in the National Guard.
Riley Takes Stand In Ethics Trial
Former Governor Says Hubbard Sometimes Joked About Jobs
Water Warnings For Two North Alabama Counties
Concern Over Chemicals
Search Continues For Bodies Of 2 Men Trapped In Landslide
The search for the bodies of 2 men in a Crystal Springs gravel pit landslide continues.
MS Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Biker
Widow Can Sue MDOT
Fire Causes Flight Delays In Birmingham
Electrical Problems Suspected
Video: UPDATE: Mississippi Man Accused Of Making Bomb In Custody
The man accused of leaving a homemade bomb at a Tuscaloosa apartment complex is in custody.
Two Say They Invested In Hubbard's Company Out Of Friendship
Two people are saying they invested in Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard's company purely out of friendship.
Attorney Says Mississippi Can't Put Up Barriers To Gay Marriage
An attorney says Mississippi lawmakers cannot be allowed to keep putting up barriers to prevent gay marriage.
Mississippi Tax Collections Lagging In Final Month Of Budget
Mississippi tax collections fell short of expectations, rounding out to about a 2% shortfall.
Teacher Suspended Following Questionable Test Questions
Parent Upset About Mentions Of Gangs And Prostitutes
Man Claims Self Defense In Party Death
Auburn Football Player Killed In 2014 Shooting
Video: Supes Open Door to Guns in County Buildings
Vote prompted by Attorney General's opinion
Hubbard Trial Set To Resume
House Speaker Accused Of Using Position For Personal Gain
ALEA Investigating Officer Involved Shooting
Lincoln Police Officer Shoots Suspect
MHP Concludes Successful Holiday Enforcement Campaign
The Mississippi Highway Patrol's Memorial Day enforcement period has ended.
Alabama Man Charged With Capital Murder
Death May Be Drug Related
Alabama's AG Tells Schools To Ignore Obama Administration's Bathroom Directive
Alabama's Attorney General tells Alabama school officials to ignore Obama's directive to let transgender students use the bathroom of the gender they identify with.
New Zika Cases In Alabama
Victims Had Traveled Abroad
Mississippi Attorney Says Don't Block Religious Objections Law
A Mississippi government attorney says there is no reason for the federal government to block the state's religious objections law.
Guilty Plea In North Alabama Murder
Body Found In Cherokee
Video: 'State Of The Region' Issues Progress Report On Public Education
Keynote speaker urges education reform at the state and local levels.
