Justices: Can't Make Employers Cover Contraception
SCOTUS rules that some corporations can hold religious objections that allow them to opt out of the new health law requirement that they cover contraceptives for women.
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Criminal Justice Reforms Take Effect Tuesday
Reforms make changes in sentencing, prisons.
Two New Industries Announced in Pontotoc
The project represents a corporate investment of $500,000 and will create 20 new jobs.
Charities Named for LPGA Legends Handa Cup
Sally Kate Winters Family Services and the Health Care Foundation of North Mississippi will receive proceeds from the ISPS Handa Cup competition being hosted by Old Waverly Golf.
Video: 'Read to Succeed' Program Helps Local Students Achieve More in School
Peter's Rock Church is reaching out to kids this Summer with a "Read to Succeed" Summer literacy program.
Video: Harvard MBAs Offer Advice to Tupelo Entrepreneurs
MBAs Across America wraps up its stop in Tupelo
Video: Community Leaders say Good-Bye to CAFB Commander
Columbus Residents, leaders, and Base personnel say farewell to Colonel Jim Sears
Video: Hometown NFL Player and Former College Standouts Help in Tupelo Relief Efforts
Tupelo Hosts Meet and Greet Before "Touchdowns for Tornadoes" Event
Video: Family Reunion Turns into Welcome Home Party for Soldier
Family Reunion Turns into Welcome Home Party for Soldier
Video: Cochran Research Park at MSU gets Sidewalk Improvements
Getting around a popular spot on Mississippi State campus just got easier.
Video: Verizon Makes Donation to North Mississippi Boys and Girls Clubs
Cellphone provider makes donation to local Boys and Girls Clubs
Video: Arrest Made in Winona Shooting Death
Winona Police have made an arrest in connection to the murder of 21-year-old Javon Johnson
Video: Region 4 Mental Health Service Faces Dilemma: Increase Fees or Cancel Service
Region 4 Mental Health Service may have to increase fees or shutdown
Video: Childers Expects Civil Debate with Opponent Cochran
Facing Childers is the final hurdle for Cochran in November.
Miss. Department of Corrections Hiring Correctional Officers
The Mississippi Department of Corrections is looking for people who seek job security with great benefits and an opportunity for advancement.
Republicans Praise Court Ruling Against Obama Appointments
In a unanimous ruling today, the justices said Obama exceeded his authority when he made recess appointments in 2012.
Video: East Mississippi Electric Power Association Honored for Post-Storm Efforts
The men and women of the East Mississippi Electric Power Association got some official recognition.
Appeals Court Rules States Can't Ban Gay Marriage
Ruling puts issue one step closer to Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Limits Cell Phone Searches After Arrests
Ruling favors privacy in the digital world.
Video: 'World Changers' Build Relationships while Rebuilding Homes
Building Relationships While Rebuilding Homes
Cochran Defeats Challenger in Miss. GOP Runoff
Six-term Sen. Thad Cochran has defeated challenger Chris McDaniel in Mississippi's Republican primary runoff.
UPDATED: Runoff Election Results
U.S. Senate: Republican Runoff and U.S. House, 3rd District: Democratic Runoff