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Ben Thompson clears first round of "Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Competition" in Memphis
It was not immediately clear when the full court would consider the request.
The Mississippi Supreme Court will appoint a special judge to handle the case.
The U.S. Department of Education will give Mississippi nearly $55,000 to help pay the costs of low-income high school students taking Advanced Placement and other exams that could help them earn college credit after accelerated high school classes.
WCBI goes to the Crescent City to get the lowdown on one of this Fall's most anticipated new CBS Dramas
Annual fundraiser for the Antonne Tannehill Good Samaritan Free Clinic
Lee County Extension Service marks 100 years of service.
Campus upgrades could mean improved learning outcomes for Oxford Middle School Students
National Wild Turkey Federation Chapter meets to bolster efforts and raise money.
Chief Bowen introduced the "Night out on Crime" Program to Columbus
Multi-county / multi-department effort to share fingerprint information
Computer glitch means that Mississippi has an extra day to appeal abortion ruling.
Miss. Senator Thad Cochran spent some time in the northeastern part of the state.
Columbus Municipal School District Audit findings generally good.
Middle School Building Project approved
Mississippi's AG Spends some time with Tupelo youngsters
Congressman Nunnelee suffered a stroke during surgery to remove brain tumor.
Pre-registered buyers up. Also first time buyers on the increase at Tupelo Furniture Market.
Michelle Lowe and Shauntay Hinton catch up with the cast and crew of "NCIS: New Orleans". Michelle has a live preview.
U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker says he will fight the Obama administration's proposal to eliminate the Mississippi National Guard's 155th Heavy Brigade Combat Team, headquartered in Tupelo.
Records from the Alabama state comptroller and the budget office show that the payroll for House Speaker Mike Hubbard's office increased significantly while wages for state employees were essentially frozen.