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".
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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.
Jason D. Herring, new District Attorney for First Circuit Court District
A Saltillo attorney has been named the new District Attorney for the First Circuit Court District.
Absentee ballets for voting now available in Mississippi
Absentee ballots are now available in county Circuit Clerk's offices in Mississippi.
MS Supreme Court denies another appeal for Willie Manning
A majority of justices on the high court denied Manning's request to file for Post-Conviction Relief.
Mississippi receives nearly $10 million in lottery earnings
The Mississippi Lottery Corporation transferred around than $9.6 Million dollars to Mississippi State Coffers in August.
Remembering Former Mississippi lawmaker Brian Aldridge
A former north Mississippi lawmaker has died. Brian Aldridge passed away earlier this week after an extended illness.
Another person dies from West Nile in Mississippi
A second Mississippian has died from the West Nile Virus this year.
MHP reports 15 fatalities over Labor Day weekend
It was a busy and deadly holiday weekend on Mississippi highways, as 15 people died in crashes. Two deadly crashes happened in Grenada County.
More Than $600,000 Available in Lottery’s 2nd Chance Drawing
With 10 more scratch-off games ending soon, the Mississippi Lottery’s 2nd Chance promotional drawing in January 2025 offers players a chance to win top prizes totaling $649,500.
More Highway Patrol expected this Labor Day Weekend
Traffic will pick up as families begin to travel for Labor Day weekend. Mississippi Highway Patrol said more troopers will be present on the road.
19 years later: How Hurricane Katrina changed EMA
Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Mississippi Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005. The powerful hurricane changed the landscape of the Coast and the lives of thousands of people.
More law enforcement expected on highways for Labor Day
State troopers are letting drivers know there will be more law enforcement on the roads this holiday weekend.
State lieutenant governor says strong universities are vital
Mississippi's Lieutenant Governor said it is vital to have strong universities throughout the state. In the most recent legislative session, a move to close three universities failed, along with an attempt to bring MSMS to MSU.
Bill barring public university funding of DEI dies in legislature
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, better known as DEI has been a hot political target on the state and national level.
Multiple cities, counties under burn bans in North Mississippi
The city of Starkville and the town of Ackerman are some of the latest to be added to the burn ban list because of weather conditions and the increased risk of grass fires.
Alabama high school football player who died after suffering game injury is remembered
An Alabama high school football player, who died after being critically injured during a game, was remembered at a Monday memorial service as a caring and talented athlete who accomplished much in his 16 years.
As presidential election nears, efforts pick up to recruit poll workers
With the general election three months away, Mississippi is running low on one essential resource: poll workers.
MSMS teacher uses AI to enhance science lessons
Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT are used in schools in various ways. Dr. Jason Palagi implements AI as a biology teacher at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.