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The heat wave is being blamed for the death of three football players and one coach in the U.S. Mississippi coaches are making changes to protect their players.

The downgrading of America’s credit rating may have less impact on Mississippi's housing market than employment across the state.

Three employees of Morgan Keegan are facing a hearing to determine if they misled Mississippi investors.

Postal Employees worry about future cuts.

Weather forecasters are predicting more hurricanes than expected this season. That means Mississippians are going into high-gear emergency planning.

Extreme heat wave puts pressure on Mississippi power grid.

The USDA said Cargill is voluntarily recalling 36 million pounds of ground turkey that may be contaminated with salmonella. One case of salmonella illness has been reported in Mississippi.

It's not just the heat, but the humidity that adds to summer health threats.

Representative Steven Palazzo explains his vote on raising the debt ceiling.

Members of Mississippi's congressional delegation give their opinon on the deal to raise the debt ceiling.

It appears seafood is making a comeback on the Gulf Coast, but shrimpers are still having a hard time earning a living.

During the past year-and-a-half 1,000 dead sea turtles have washed ashore on the Gulf coast.  A potential lawsuit to protect turtles could mean stricter regulations for fisherman.

A battle in Congress over FAA funding has resulted in a stop-work order for some key Mississippi projects:

Coastal residents told the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights they're sick from the oil spill and need help now.

The high-stakes debt negotiations in Washington D.C. will certainly have major effects here in Mississippi. Experts weigh in on what the talks could mean for Mississippians.