Shooter kills UnitedHealthcare’s CEO in ambush in New York, police say
According to Associated Press, UnitedHealthcare’s CEO was shot and killed Wednesday in a “brazen, targeted attack” outside a Manhattan hotel
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Families, advocates call on changes to Mississippi Education Scholarship Account program
According to WLBT News, special needs families have the option of an education scholarship in Mississippi.
‘Busiest Thanksgiving ever’: How the TSA plans to handle record air travel
According to Associated Press, just as sure as the turkey will taste dry, airports and highways are expected to be jam-packed during Thanksgiving week
Marty Stuart works to bring country music history back home
Country Music has taken Marty Stuart around the world, but these days he's working to bring the history of the music back home to Philadelphia, Mississippi.
MSU veterinarians save puppy’s legs after Arkansas couple spends wedding funds for surgery
With an injured Goldendoodle shaking in pain in the backseat of their car, a young Arkansas couple drove 330 miles to Mississippi State’s Animal Health Center prepared to drain their wedding fund.
Taking a look at the ideology of the MS Supreme Court ahead of runoff election
Sources from WLBT News state that the outcome of next November 26’s runoff could change the overall balance of power on the court.
Ethics report on Gaetz investigation not to be released
Mississippi's Michael Guest is the Chairman of the House Ethics Committee.
Jackson residents express concern for lack of tree removal on Natchez Trace
Metro residents are speaking out about trees being left near their property after the National Park Services started work to clear trees impacted by the drought last year and the ongoing pine beetle infestations.
Study group meets to discuss issues impacting women, children and families
According to WLBT, a Senate study committee that’s the result of looking for ways to best support women, children, and families in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned is still at work two years later.
Alabama mother faces charges after child tests positive for drugs
An Alabama mother is facing charges after her child allegedly tests positive for drugs.
MDOT advises drivers to watch for deer on the road
Fall has arrived and deer are on the move. The Mississippi Department of Transportation is urging motorists to take precautions to avoid collisions.
Mississippi helps Southeast recover from hurricane disasters
Mississippi knows how to recover from disasters. That's one reason the Magnolia State is sending help throughout the Southeast.
Senator Wicker responds to the public about FEMA disaster Relief
If anyone understands what its like to cope with a disaster close to home, it's Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker.
Wicker Highlights Federal Role in Disaster Relief
Relief crews have descended on Southeastern states to rescue victims and begin rebuilding after two devastating hurricanes.
Second 4-County group sent to Florida electric to assist in damage
A second 4-County Electric Power Association crew has headed out to help with hurricane recovery.
Big 2nd chance lottery tickets claimed by two winners in Tupelo
Eleven Mississippi lottery players turned their scrap tickets into big wins, claiming a total of $876,000 in the 2nd chance promotional drawing.
Christmas at the Mansion reveals winner for this year's celebration
This year's theme for the fifth annual "Christmas at the Mansion" is "Made in Mississippi".
Christmas at the Mansion's second winner to help in decorating
Although Lea Margaret Hamilton has been to the Capitol building numerous times, this was her first time to see the Governor's offices.
SNAP benefits set to increase from cost-of-living
People who use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as "SNAP", will soon see a slight increase in their benefits.
Three people pled guilty to attempted us of counterfeit
Two people from Philadelphia and the third from Pascagoula pled guilty to possession, with intent to spend counterfeit currency in the Pearl River Community of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
Mississippi man wanted by FBI for felony drug possession
The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a Mississippi Man.
Highway re-opened after trees and debris covered lanes in Florida
On September 27, Florida highway crews re-opened I-10 between Tallahassee and Lake City.