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Joyner Neighborhood celebrates recovery
As Alabama once again struggles to put together a budget, one of the state’s most powerful Republicans said Monday that the time has come to look at gambling as a revenue option.
The History Department at Ole Miss will now be known as the Arch Dalrymple III Department of History.
Louisville Educator Remembers Last April's Tornadoes
Starting this Fall, NEMCC will make iPads available to all of its students.
A convicted sex offender is charged with kidnapping and sexual battery after claiming he was robbed at gunpoint
Area EMA Directors talk about lessons learned dealing with major storms
Students helped clean up the campus as part of Earth Day
One man shot, another pistol-whipped in Lee County
Spice has led to 96 hospitalizations and possibly two deaths in Alabama
16 senior design projects went on display to the public today at Mississippi State
Visitation at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility and at the State Penitentiary at Parchman is canceled this weekend.
Black mold in former office building forced move.
MDOT equipment operators compete in feats of skill
Agencies Join forces to Combat Homelessness in Lowndes County
Beginning July 1st you can no longer can't write, send or read text messages, emails or social media messages while driving
Student research creates greater understanding Holocaust experience
Bryant says Common Core bill doesn't go far enough to kill the program.
The International Student Association at Mississippi University for Women put their native lands on display for faculty, students, and visitors
Golden Triangle business and political leaders get an update on the economic health of the region.
A retail project more than seven years in the making will finally get the incentives it was promised.
Goal setting and manners among lessons learned at Columbus Middle School
Gov. Robert Bentley is giving lawmakers what he called an "unvarnished" view of the cuts to state government that will occur without new revenue.
Mississippi and the nation would be better served with more racial diversity within the Democratic and Republican parties, former Gov. Haley Barbour said Tuesday at one of the state’s historically black universities.