Primary elections are on the horizon and then we kick things into full gear for the November elections. Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson brought his message to the Columbus Rotary Club.
Troopers with the Mississippi Highway Patrol took over half a ton of pot off the streets. MHP pulled a van over for careless driving in Pontotoc County.
Senate Bill 2726 would order the State Institutions of Higher Learning to close the schools by June 2028.
Senate Bill 2715 was a proposal to move MSMS off of Mississippi University for Women's campus and put it at MSU.
The man who escaped from a Kemper County jail is back in custody. Todd Riley was captured in Choctaw County, Alabama on Sunday night.
There was a slogan that took hold during the 60s and 70s: "A woman's place is in the House - and the Senate."
A number of Americans are dealing with cellular outages on AT&T, Cricket Wireless, Verizon, T-Mobile, and other service providers, according to data from Downdetector.
The second effort to change Mississippi University for Women's name is apparently not going to happen under the current bill.
Students at the Mississippi University for Women were the latest spectators for The Court of Appeals' Court on the Road program.
A joint operation between county and state investigators resulted in a human trafficking arrest in Monroe County.
The proposed name change for Mississippi University for Women is now in front of state lawmakers. Representative Dana McLean said there's another option that university leaders failed to consider.
State legislators introduced House Bill 1155 (HB1155) Wednesday evening, which upon approval, formally solidifies the university’s commitment to remain “The W” with official documents denoting the formal name as “Wynbridge State University of Mississippi.”
One thing that hasn't changed with Mississippi University for Women, is its success within its nursing program.
One Mississippi Lottery player received quite the Valentine’s Day gift when they won the $116,403 Mississippi Match 5 jackpot from the Feb. 14 drawing.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency, local emergency managers, and the National Weather Service will spotlight the dangers of severe weather, and what you can do to be prepared.
Sharp-eyed and sharp-eared viewers caught a "Sonic Boom" during the Super Bowl Halftime Show. The Jackson State University Marching Band played on one of entertainment's largest stages.
Brandon Presley, who also served as Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District of Mississippi, has been named Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Edelen Renewables.
The second Friday in February is Arbor Day in Mississippi, and the Starkville Town and Country Garden Club celebrated the best way possible by planting trees.
