News Archive

There are three federal investigators in Jackson ferreting out medical fraud in the state. But the problem is nationwide.

Tropical Storm Lee dumped 10 inches of rain on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, flooded roads and spawned what appeared to be a tornado in Saucier, damaging several homes.

Tropical Storm Lee is drenching the Gulf Coast and rivers are rising. Residents are digging in for the storm with sandbags, emergency supplies and attention to flood-prone areas.

Hospitals and doctors office struggle to pay for special equipment to treat obese patients.

The leaders of two new companies coming to Mississippi explain why they chose the Magnolia State.

Drowning is one of the leading causes of death for children, but minority children are drowning at much higher rates.

State lawmakers get their first look at an economic development package.

Parents for Public Schools pushes for full K12 funding, but less education money is available than in years past.

Traffic safety officials are warning motorists to be extra careful around motorcyclists through the holiday weekend.

Reports of new oil in the Gulf  of Mexico near the Deepwater Horizon site are causing concern. BP says its well is secure, but a recent test at LSU confirmed the new oil matches the fingerprint of oil from the BP well.

Two companies could bring 18-hundred jobs to Mississippi

Mississippi schools are in the process of choosing which sex education program they will use in the coming years.

Two high tech companies on the agenda for special session

Community leaders in Jackson are calling on residents to take part in lowering the high crime rate.

Art and music can help put lives back together as Gulf Coast residents continue to heal from the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina.