State’s New Internet Crowdfunding Aims to Connect Small Business to Big...
JACKSON, Miss. – There’s now a new method for start-up businesses to get connected with investors through the internet in Mississippi. Friday, Secretary of State Delbert Horsemann announced online...
View ArticleOxFilm Receives Grant to Aid Filmmakers in Telling Mississippi Stories
OXFORD, Miss. — If you’re a filmmaker and an interested in making a short film capturing the unique people, events, and cultural elements of Mississippi, there could be some money in it for you. The...
View ArticleWinter Weather Brings Icy Roads, Power Outages
Pearl, Miss. — Mississippians will need to be on the lookout for icy roads through Thursday in parts of the state that won’t see temperatures above freezing, particularly in North Mississippi. The...
View ArticleMiss. Museums Receive Large Donation
JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi museums are a closer to their fundraising goal after big donations last week. A combined donation of $850,000 is coming from Trustmark Bank and the Butler Snow Law Firm to...
View ArticleOle Miss Student Recovers After Being Impaled by a Bull in Spain
Ciudad Rodrigo, SPAIN – A sophomore from Ole Miss is still recovering today from surgery after he was gored by a fighting bull. The injury happened on Saturday when Benjamin Milley who is from...
View ArticleMiss. House Votes to Drop Cosmetology Board Funding to Zero After Rant from...
JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology may have appropriations cut to zero after a senate bill that was approved by the house Tuesday after a rant from Rep. Steve Holland. The bill...
View ArticleMiss. Files for Appeal at U.S. Supreme Court in Blocked Abortion Law Case
JACKSON, Miss. – The U.S. Supreme Court could be deciding on whether or not to block a ban on Mississippi’s abortion law. Wednesday, Attorney General Jim hood filed papers for an appeal after judges at...
View ArticleMiss. House Votes to Increase MAEP by $106 Million, Still Short of Full Funding
JACKSON, Miss. – Wednesday, state representatives approved a K-12 Education funding bill that would increase the funding of the Mississippi Adequate Education Program (MAEP) by $106 million dollars...
View ArticleDemocrat Vicki Slater Announces Candidacy for Miss. Governor
JACKSON, Miss. – Vicki Slater announced her bid for the Mississippi Governor’s Office Thursday at the State Capitol. Slater is a 58-year-old attorney form Madison who has her own practice in Jackson....
View ArticleMiss. Supreme Court Affirms Sheriff’s Authority Over Bailiffs
JACKSON, Miss. – Sheriffs in Mississippi have the authority over bailiffs and the power to assign bailiffs to local courts. That was affirmed Thursday by the Mississippi Supreme Court, throwing out...
View ArticleBlack Supporter of Confederate Flag Killed in Crash
OXFORD, Miss. – The Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating a car accident that left dead a black Confederate flag supporter from North Mississippi. Anthony Hervey was returning home from a pro...
View ArticleEscaped Inmate Believed to Be in Stolen Vehicle
PERRY COUNTY, Miss. – An inmate escaped from the Perry County Jail around 2 a.m. Tuesday morning and remains on the run. Perry County Sheriff Dale Smith says Jason Mazingo, 37, was able to get free...
View ArticleEx-Prison Nurse Sentenced For Smuggling Contraband Into Facility
JACKSON, Miss. – A former nurse has been sentenced to two months in federal prison for smuggling a cell phone into the Federal Correctional Institution in Yazoo City where she worked. Lavonne Boose,...
View ArticleMississippi Power’s Refunds On the Way to Customers
KEMPER COUNTY, Miss. – Mississippi Power customers could start getting refunds from the company in the next 90 days. The money is repayment of an 18 percent rate increase the Mississippi Public Service...
View ArticleEarly Finding; Southaven Police Cleared of Misconduct in Man’s Death
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. – Investigators looking into the what happened hours after Tony Goode was detained by police in Southaven say it is unlikely police misconduct led to his death. District Attorney John...
View ArticleJustice Department Asked to Investigate Death of Black Confederate Flag...
OXFORD, Miss. – The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) is asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the weekend car accident that claimed the life of Anthony Hervey, an African American...
View ArticleDelta Police Officer Charged in Homicide Case Spendended
GREENVILLE, Miss. – The Greenville police officer charged in connection with a July homicide has been suspended without pay until the outcome of his trial. Arsenio Robinson, 25, is charged with...
View ArticleSouth Mississippi Runway Cleared for Use after Landing Gear Failure
GULFPORT, Miss. – A single-engine airplane forced the shutdown of the Gulfport-Biloxi Airport Wednesday after its landing gear collapsed. A spokesperson for the airport said only the pilot was in the...
View ArticleFirst Choctaw Woman Chief Keeps Her Election Win for Second Term in Office
PHILADELPHIA, Miss. – Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Chief Phyliss J. Anderson will keep her job as Tribal leader. A complaint filed just days after the August 25, 2015 election for Tribal Chief...
View ArticleKnowing the Welfare System, County Employee Didn’t Know When to Stop Food Crimes
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Miss. – A Washington County Health Department worker has been arrested for using a child’s fake info to get government food benefits. The State Auditor’s office is accusing Kenyatta...
View Article
More Pages to Explore .....