May 2012 Archive

The Veterans Adminisitration is attempting to bring more Mississippi veterans into the system.

Several Mississippians have fallen prey to large scale phone scamming operation going on in the state.

Research says the role of the principal is changing. They're not just managers: they are instructional leaders. And as the expectations of principals change so too does the process of training them. 

Emergency responders in Mississippi are preparing for the hurricane season that lies ahead.

A group of county level Democrats is switching parties.

Underage drinking advocates in Mississippi are looking for ways to curb alcohol use among young people in the state.

Emergency officials in Mississippi are warning residents that now is the time to prepare.

"I've been there in the military. They sacrifice a lot. You know David sacrificed all"

Water quality officials and advocates are telling those hitting the water this summer to clean up their trash.

Two new laws aim to help students with dyslexia.

Memorial Day is one of the three busiest boating days of the year. Law enforcement says they'll be out in force to keep Mississippi's waters safe.

"The waits in rural clinics are hours long. You know the doctors are seeing 40 or 50 patients a day, they need some help."

Now approaching full capacity, Toyota Motor Manufacturing is churning out roughly 600 Corollas each day at its new plant in Blue Springs.

As budget cuts continue, volunteer organizations are forced to work harder than ever to meet the needs of disadvantaged Mississippians.

Mississippi cops warn: drive sober or get pulled over.