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Says plan would mean $400 million in breaks for business, individuals.
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Says plan would mean $400 million in breaks for business, individuals.
Louisville Elementary students hear program.
Mississippi voters may not get a chance to vote on a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced state budget.
Embracing one of the business community’s long-held tax reduction goals, Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves will propose eliminating the franchise tax on business capital Tuesday as part of a larger package of tax cuts.
Three months after opening, Cal Star is moving more of its operations to its Lowndes County plant.
A man and woman are accused breaking into at least 15 storage units.
Hilton Home 2 Suites coming to Tupelo
The U.S. Supreme Court says it won't stop same-sex marriages from beginning in Alabama on Monday.
New museum in Columbus chronicles history of Tenn-Tom Waterway
Charity Ball funds JA programs for the year.
Around 30 high school juniors and seniors got to experience a day in the life of an MUW nursing student.
Almost every lawmaker in north Mississippi is running for re-election and many are facing an opponent.
Slab and construction bids inline with expectations
Visitation Sunday, funeral Monday.
Itawamba, Monroe counties could be impacted.
Nunnelee was known for his conservative, pro-life and pro-family values.
Elizabeth Parks, the spokeswoman in Nunnelee's congressional office, said he died Friday in his hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi.
Storage costs often go overlooked in the debates over using cameras as a way to hold officers accountable and improve community relations.
The House voted 98-20 Friday to approve House Bill 389. It goes to the Senate for further debate.
Incentives for recorded music sound good to some Mississippi lawmakers.
Attorney General Jim Hood has returned approximately $76 million to Mississippi from losses suffered during the Financial and Mortgage Crisis of recent history.
The bipartisan bill won unanimous support Thursday in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Sen. Fillingane says people sometimes falsely accuse a former spouse or former boyfriend or girlfriend of child abuse.
The law is dubbed "Noah's Law," in memory of Water Valley teen Noah Smith.
Railroad officials say it's unclear how much ethanol has leaked into the Mississippi River.