White House: Obama Supports Spending Bill
Democrats oppose provisions inserted into the 1,600 page bill to roll back regulations on banks and significantly raise contribution limits for wealth party donors.
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Senator: Bush Misled Nation in Run-Up to Iraq War
Michigan Democrat Carl Levin says Bush officials used the unconfirmed meeting to link Iraq to 9/11 in the public's mind.
Senate Committee Votes for New War Powers
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has voted to authorize President Barack Obama's war against the Islamic State.
Video: Famed Mississippi Watercolorist Makes A Stop In Louisville
Wyatt Waters stops by in Louisville to sign books and calendars.
Video: Town and Tower Presents 2014 Community Service Awards
Partnership between Mississippi University for Women and the City of Columbus recognizes local volunteers.
2016 Trial Set for Suit Over Alabama Prisoner Care
A lawsuit over medical care and mental health care for Alabama prisoners is set to go to trial in 15 months.
Miss. Misses Out Again on Federal Preschool Money
Mississippi has missed out on its share of $250 million in federal money to expand its fledgling prekindergarten program.
Video: Former State Legislator Announces 2015 Republican Primary Bid
A former Mississippi legislator is looking to give politics another go.
Top Miss. Lawmakers Release FY16 Budget Blueprint
Top lawmakers are proposing a slightly smaller Mississippi budget for the coming year.
Video: Starkville Students Send a Touch of Home to Deployed Service Members
Starkville students pack gifts for service members who can't be home for Christmas
Video: Seaport Airlines Optimistic About First Months of Service
Officials describe transition to new carrier and new market as smooth.
Video: Tupelo 'Komen For The Cure' Chapter Unveils New Version of Specialty License Plate
Proceeds from sales of specialty car tag go to provide grants for mammograms and research
Younger to be Sworn in Dec. 19
The Mississippi Senate will get its newest member next week.
Video: Release of Grand Jury Information
Mississippi grand jurys different from New York
Paul: Mississippi GOP Reuniting After Divisive Primary
Mississippi Republicans are reuniting after a divisive party primary for the U.S. Senate, a potential 2016 presidential candidate said Monday.
Guntown Police Searching for Missing Teen
Alasia Janae Betts of Guntown has been missing since November 28th
Kerry to Feinstein: Consider Timing of CIA Report
The expected release of the report has raised concerns about potential backlash to Americans and U.S. interests around the world.
US Consumer Debt Rises $13.2 Billion in October
U.S. consumers increased their borrowing in October but at a slightly slower pace than in the previous month as credit card use slowed.
Iuka Plant Helps Take Orion Into Space
NASA’s new Orion spacecraft, complete with parts made at ATK Aerospace Structures in Iuka, Miss., made a “bull’s-eye” Pacific splashdown Friday following a dramatic journey 3,604 miles beyond Earth. The achievement opens a new era of human exploration to put people on Mars.
Gulfport Seabees Ebola-Free; Quarantine Lifted
They had spent seven weeks in Liberia.
Bryant to Speak at MUW Graduation
Mississippi University for Women graduates will hear from the state’s top elected official at commencement Friday, Dec. 12 at 2 p.m. in Whitfield Hall, Rent Auditorium.
Video: Birmingham Storyteller Entertains and Educates Mooreville Students
Brenda Pritchett brings education and Holiday entertainment to Mooreville Elementary students
Video: 'Disney on Ice Presents Treasure Trove' Hits BancorpSouth Arena
Family Fun at the BancorpSouth Arena
Video: New Class of Master Teachers Inducted at MUW
MUW's Hall of Master Teachers welcomes new members
Video: State's Gay Marriage Ban Stands While Ruling is Appealed
Same-sex marriages will not be allowed, while Mississippi appeals a ruling on the state's gay marriage ban.