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A Louisiana woman is charged with theft and forgery of a seior citizen in her care.
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A Louisiana woman is charged with theft and forgery of a seior citizen in her care.
The Mississippi Department of Education will hold the first literacy coaching symposium to provide personal professional learning opportunities for students.
The updated list of storm reports is as of 5:00pm, March 11th.
Scholarship contests to be hosted by Treasurer Lynn Fitch and College Savings Mississippi at state basketball championships.
A tax relief plan could be coming to Mississippi.
Quartet of Golden Triangle lawmakers cut state share of proposed school from 1/3 to 1/30
Worker in a mental health facility arrested for sexually assaulting a patient.
Mississippians working at Walmart will receive a pay increase.
State lawmakers debate raising the bar for third grade reading requirements.
Mississippi professors and educators receive honors, awards.
Attorney General Jim Hood warns Mississippians to be on the lookout for scammers trying to take advantage of storm-and-disaster stricken areas.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving to speak at the State Capitol tomorrow.
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann speaks out about the Mississippi Supreme Court ruling that a ballot change be made.
Mississippi governor Phil Bryant signs a proclamation in early February declaring April Confederate History Month.
The Governor of Mississippi announced today that he was issuing a state of emergency for areas affected by severe weather.