Justice Thomas talks at court arguments, 1st time in 3 years
Justice Clarence Thomas is asking his first questions at Supreme Court arguments in more than three years.
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Choctaw Tribal Police investigating bank robbery, bomb threats
Tribal police haven't said if the bomb threats and the bank robbery are connected.
Abortion bill awaits Gov. Phil Bryant's signature
Senators and representatives have worked hard to get this legislation to Governor Bryant's desk.
Biologist predict solid season on state lakes in North Mississippi
Monroe and Lake Lamar Bruce poised to show their bass this spring
Twelfth generation Corolla rolls off line at Blue Springs Plant
The launch of the 2020 Corolla was the first major model change for team members at the Blue Springs plant since production began in 2011.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren set to hold town hall at Jackson State
Senator Elizabeth Warren is coming to Mississippi to campaign.
Tougaloo names community college leader as next president
Current Tougaloo President Beverly Wade Hogan retires June 30 after 17 years.
South Mississippi pastor has 30 days to find a kidney donor
Thirty days: that’s the time frame doctors gave Tony Guerin to find a live kidney donor
Rankin County jail employee arrested for child pornography
The suspect was arrested by Rankin County Deputies and charged with Possession of Child Pornography.
County tightens public use policy after Confederate rally
The new rules restrict the length of poles used for flags and banners and prohibit use of masks to conceal identities.
State denies appeal of death row inmate Eddie Loden
Until those federal appeals are finalized, Mississippi cannot set an execution date for Loden.
Silver Alert issued for Hinds County man
John Harrell, 68, was last seen March 3 in the area of of 4830 N. State Street in Jackson, Hinds County.
Ole Miss student government groups: Move Confederate statue
The groups say the statue undermines the university's mission to be inclusive.
4 officers fired in Mississippi after man's death last month
The city said in a news release the investigation revealed violations of the officers' general orders, though it did not explain them.
Lawmakers unlikely to vote on private school money extension
House Education Committee Chairman Richard Bennett, a Long Beach Republican, said Monday that he was killing this year's Senate Bill 2675.
Real ‘Green Book’ locations found in Gulf Coast cities
Many of the places listed in the book no longer exist, or the names of the streets have changed.
New elementary school will get historic name in Oxford
The district plans to give away the bricks as keepsakes to graduates or others connected to the former Central High School.
Man shoots family’s puppy in head as 12-year-old girl calls for him
A young girl’s puppy allegedly crossed the street onto another homeowners’ property.
Field for Mississippi elections firms at qualifying deadline
Voters will also elect a new lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state and treasurer.
Ole Miss players kneel in response to Confederacy rally
The Confederacy demonstration was led by out-of-state protesters a few hundred feet from the arena.
Natchez Trace Parkway temporary closure
Recent heavy rains have caused localized flooding, causing water to overtop the 20 Mile Creek Bridge and flood a section of the Natchez Trace Parkway.