Currently Jobs for Mississippi Graduates (JMG) is in 50 schools and serves over 1,600 at-risk students.

Lone Clinic Can Remain Open

Been in Legislature since 1992.

Possibility of cell towers in residential areas appears to be sticking point.

Fulton Aldermen set hours and restrictions on alcohol sales

Sale could still be possible for former fuel making facility

Students from Milam and Lawhon Schools collect food for local food pantries

MEC is traveling to 30 communities throughout Mississippi discussing opportunities to bolster economic competitiveness.

Tupelo's Salvation Army is looking for some families and individuals who want to help spread Christmas cheer.

Shawn Shurden, a lawyer for the Public Service Commission, told commissioners earlier this month that a review shows cooperatives mostly hold physical assets.

Governor Phil Bryant presented his Fiscal Year 2016 budget to the Legislature today, calling for a tax credit for working Mississippi families and increasing funding for public education by over $52 million.

Mississippi will spend a $28 million grant on three environmental restoration projects along the Gulf Coast.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has upheld the constitutionality of Mississippi’s campaign disclosure laws.

A federal appeals panel has upheld the constitutionality of a Mississippi campaign finance law that requires reporting by people or groups that spend at least $200 to support or oppose a ballot initiative.

Temperatures in the teens may mean frozen pipes, if you're not prepared.