The measure is headed to a conference between the House and Senate to work out differences.

The bill heads back to the House for more debate.

It says a police dog can get an ambulance ride only if there are no people requiring medical attention or transport at the time.

The statement says there was no threat of an active shooter on campus.

The amended version of HB 1083 now goes back to the House for further debate.

A school district news release says the organization is trying to figure out how the buildings can be used as community assets.

Senators amended the bill to strip out possible felony charges for physicians.

Both the House and Senate have now passed the bill. Governor Bryant's office says he does plan to sign it into law.

State lawyers say plaintiffs can't prove any of those claims. They say the prison has improved under new contractors.

Senator Cochran has represented Mississippi in the Senate since 1978. He is the tenth longest serving Senator in US history.

Weekend ATV crash in North Mississippi claims two lives.

The police chief says Gibson was ultimately caught when another scout leader found discrepancies in the checking account and reported it to police.

Supporters claim the current formula doesn't equally distribute its money.

Candidates' qualifying deadline is today.

Proposed law could smooth the way for quicker passage of leisure and recreation districts.

One person suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the isolated shooting incident.

Opponents say Republican proposals leave schools worse off and that the public hasn't been sufficiently consulted.

Just this morning, members of a Senate Judiciary Committee made changes to House Bill 1083.

In 2011, seven cadets were sent to the hospital for various reasons during the first week of trooper school, including dehydration.

None of these bills survived, but a bond bill that is still surviving gives legislators one more shot: It could be amended later for a cigarette tax increase.