Video: Burglars Strike Tornado Relief Agency's Warehouse
Thieves target "Winston Strong" warehouses, and steal tools
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Video: First Lady Deborah Bryant Makes a Stop in Tupelo
Deborah Bryant's "Read Across Mississippi" Tour makes a stop at Tupelo's Lawhon Elementary
Video: Army of Volunteers Ready to Share Southern Hospitality with Old Waverly Visitors
Old Waverly volunteers show LPGA "Legends Tour" players true Southern Hospitality
Video: Columbus Men of Color Organization Holds Town Hall Meeting
Lowndes County Men of Color organization exploring education and quality of life issues for African-American men
Legislative Group: Parole Board Faces Backlog
A legislative watchdog group says some Mississippi inmates are not receiving parole hearings the first month they're eligible.
Fraud Alert: Mail Solicitation Targets MS Businesses
The Secretary of State’s Office has received numerous complaints regarding a company called "Annual Business Services."
Analysis: Did McDaniel Win by Losing?
It’s been nearly three months since Chris McDaniel lost the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Mississippi, and he still hasn’t conceded. Now, it’s worth considering whether McDaniel, a state senator tea party favorite from Jones County, is pursuing a long-term political strategy of winning by losing.
Report: High Rates of Ala. Residents on Disability
Alabama has the second-highest rate of residents receiving disability payments from the government.
Update: Children in Amber Alert Found
UPDATE (11:08 p.m.): Authorities in Louisiana have located the two children from the Amber Alert, Saturday night.
Miss. Aims to Apply for Federal Preschool Grant
The Mississippi Department of Education plans to seek grants from the federal government worth up to $15 million a year to expand an existing pre-kindergarten program.
Video: Down Year Possible for Commercial Hay Production
Colder than normal weather, heavy rains early, and pests combine to potentially take hay numbers down to 14 year low
Video: Work Officially Begins on Elvis Trail in Tupelo
Trail to connect Downtown Tupelo, East Tupelo, and "The Birthplace" includes numerous landscaping, pedestrian, and traffic improvements.
McDaniel: Old Case Shows Appeal Not Filed Too Late
In a legal brief Thursday, McDaniel says Gunn waited 34 days to challenge a 2003 Republican primary loss to incumbent Rep. Jep Barbour.
State's Jobless Rate No longer Nation's Worst
Mississippi no longer has the highest unemployment rate in the nation in August, according to figures released Friday by the U.S. Labor Department.
Clark Retiring as Head of Community College Board
On Friday, Dr. Eric Clark, Executive Director of the Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB), announced that he will retire on June 30, 2015.
Video: Wiseman Vetoes 'Plus-One' Insurance Amendment
As expected, Starkville Mayor Parker Wiseman has vetoed aldermen's decision to limit the city's new employee-plus 1-adult insurance coverage.
Video: State Looks at New Kitchen Rules for Day Care Centers
The department held a hearing Wednesday, and several people who run child-care centers came to voice their concerns about the new regulations.
Video: Day in the Life, NCIS New Orleans: The Stars' Perspective
NCIS New Orleans is set to premiere Tuesday (9/23/14). So, what can we expect from the characters?
Video: MSMS Students and Faculty Square Off on the Chessboard
Human chess match celebrates MSMS national ranking
Locals Express Interest in Vacant State Senate Seat
Oct. 6 is the qualifying deadline.
Home Depot Says Malware Affected 56 Million Payment Cards
The Atlanta-based home improvement retailer said Thursday it has eliminated the malware behind the attacks that took place between April and September.
Study Gives State Roads High Marks
Mississippi ranks 8th in the nation in overall highway performance and cost-effectiveness in the latest Annual Highway Report by Reason Foundation. This is an improvement over 2009 and 2011 when Mississippi ranked 10th.
Video: Five Years Later: The Search for Kaila Morris Continues
Five years later, the search for 21-year old Lowndes County native Kaila Morris continues.
Video: At 227, Constitution Still Relevant
Constitution Week focuses on important document in changing world.
Childers Criticizes Cochran on Equal Pay
Democratic former U.S. Rep. Travis Childers said Tuesday that if he's elected to the Senate, he will support a bill requiring employers to pay women and men the same amount for doing the same jobs.