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At issue is the identity of the pharmacy providing pentobarbital, a barbiturate used to render prisoners unconscious before they are injected with a paralytic agent and a heart-stopping drug.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says he will veto any state budget that includes the "draconian" cuts that would be required without tax increases.
Allows Mississippians the option of carrying a pistol or revolver in a purse, briefcase or other fully enclosed case without a concealed carry permit.
State Rep. Chuck Espy wants Governor Bryant to add police body cameras to special session agenda
Paul Brady Entertains Lunchtime Crowd at "Noon Tunes"
Columbus Police displaying blue ribbons in honor of National Child Abuse Awareness Month
Get ready for the smell of Apple Fritters the Amory Railroad Festival is here.
More patients exhibiting symptoms related to an overdose of the designer drug “spice” have been seen at the University of Mississippi Medical Center’s Emergency Department over the last two days.
New Hope latest stop for Bond Referendum promotion
For New Albany students and faculty even laptops are obsolete
FEMA's ICS designed to coordinate command and control in times of disaster
Today the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), through its Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentive (FINI) grant program, awarded AARP Foundation a grant of $3.3 million, with an additional $1 million coming from UnitedHealthcare, to implement a multi-year $6.6 million incentive program in Tennessee and Mississippi to increase the purchase and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables by Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients.
Annual "Stop the Hurt" Conference Convenes in Tupelo
all 13 candidates for the late Alan Nunnelee's seat meet in Pontotoc
Oktibbeha County Supervisors poised to "kick the can" down the unimproved county roads
Collection of vintage quilts on display at Columbus Lowndes Public Library - expert explains the craft
Outstanding women honored at Mississippi State
Circuit Clerks expect to be busy in lead up to special election
Woodmen of the World Donate flags for Tupelo's Veterans Park
Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley announced one of the largest No Call enforcement fines ever levied by the Commission. Global Financial Assist, LLC was slapped with a $1,330,000 penalty for 266 telemarketing violations reported to the Commission.
A big crowd came together to celebrate the ground breaking of the new Tupelo Police Department.
Columbus Pilgrimage Kicks off with Shrimp and Crawfish Boil and Music
Reaction from mother of one of the victims and police