November 2012 Archive

Ole Miss is still working on ways to deal with the aftermath of the race protest the night of President Obama’s re-election.

"I started having sex in October, I got an HIV test in December and in January I found out I was HIV positive. So you just never know."

Supporters of the Affordable Care Act are touting the law's potential impact on minority communities.

A new law suit has been filed to stop a law that could close the state's last abortion clinic.

A once failing Delta magnet school made the largest test score gains of any school in Mississippi.

The Ole Miss community is still debating the ugly race protests on campus in the wake of President Obama’s re-election three weeks ago.

While part of the problem of teen pregnancy may be fueled by lack of education Dr. Leigh Gray, an OBGYN at Kings Daughters Medical Center in Brookhaven believes financial incentives may play an even larger role.

Mississippi's economy is recovering, but outside factors could reverse that trend.

"Suggesting that young people that are out after a certain hour are doing something bad is not the direction that the city of Jackson should be taking. And also constitutionally it violates students first amendment rights and 14th amendment rights. And so you and I have the same rights as you and I to move about their communities and the right to travel."

Now that the big deals in the shops and online are gone, Mississippi charities are asking residents to help someone in need this holiday season.

New healthcare rules from the federal government could help some Mississippi residents.

Ole Miss opens a food bank on campus for hungry students.

Thousands of Mississippi shoppers are already hitting stores across the state looking for the best deals of the season.

"Lack of money, just even things  like postage money and money to record liens and stuff because of the budget cut backs and everything over the last years have delayed us from getting the notices out  more quickly.

A ruling on redistricting could signal the end of the redistricting battle.