Published by Lawayne Childrey on 10 May 2013 06:57am | Listen NowMembers of the Mississippi National Guard are honing their skills when it comes to responding to weapons of mass destruction. Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 10 May 2013 06:57am | Listen NowMembers of the Mississippi National Guard are honing their skills when it comes to responding to weapons of mass destruction.Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 09 May 2013 04:15pm | Listen NowThe family of an openly gay mayoral candidate want the federal government to step into the case.Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 09 May 2013 10:01am | Listen NowMississippi consistently ranks among the highest in the nation for sexually transmitted diseases. Health officials in the state are taking an aggressive approach with treatment.Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 09 May 2013 06:10am The family of an openly-gay African-American mayoral candidate who was murdered is calling on the federal government to get involved in the case.Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 08 May 2013 03:35pm | Listen NowA sudden reversal in the Mississippi Supreme Court means a death row inmate has longer to live. The decision to stay the execution of Willie Jerome Manning could mean the state will run the DNA tests he is asking for.Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 08 May 2013 02:01pm Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant says he thinks he can run Medicaid even if lawmakers don't reauthorize the program or set its budget by the time the new fiscal year starts July 1.Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 08 May 2013 06:29am | Listen NowTraditional retailers across Mississippi may soon benefit from online sales tax collections and many are wondering what it could mean for the state's bottom line. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 07 May 2013 08:49pm | Listen NowA Mississippi death row inmate remains alive after the state supreme court stops his execution.Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 07 May 2013 11:57am The Mississippi Supreme Court has blocked the execution of Willie Jerome Manning, which had been scheduled for Tuesday evening.Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 07 May 2013 04:28am | Listen NowMunicipal primary elections are being held today in cities throughout Mississippi. The outcome of some key races are being heavily scrutinized by both business leaders and election officials. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 06 May 2013 05:19pm | Listen NowMississippi is planning to execute a man tonight, despite his supporter’s claims that DNA tests could prove his innocence.Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 06 May 2013 11:48am Mississippi Republicans are making a new turn in long-running efforts to improve the state's education system.Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 06 May 2013 09:14am | Listen NowThe Clinton Public School District could soon join a growing number of schools across the state that randomly test middle and high school students participating in sports, performing arts and other extracurricular activities.Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 03 May 2013 04:32pm | Listen NowA Mississippi man has less than two days to live before he is executed by the state. But, attorneys and supporters of Willie Jerome Manning say he is innocent.Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 10 May 2013 06:57am | Listen Now Members of the Mississippi National Guard are honing their skills when it comes to responding to weapons of mass destruction. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 09 May 2013 04:15pm | Listen Now The family of an openly gay mayoral candidate want the federal government to step into the case. Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 09 May 2013 10:01am | Listen Now Mississippi consistently ranks among the highest in the nation for sexually transmitted diseases. Health officials in the state are taking an aggressive approach with treatment. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 09 May 2013 06:10am The family of an openly-gay African-American mayoral candidate who was murdered is calling on the federal government to get involved in the case. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 08 May 2013 03:35pm | Listen Now A sudden reversal in the Mississippi Supreme Court means a death row inmate has longer to live. The decision to stay the execution of Willie Jerome Manning could mean the state will run the DNA tests he is asking for. Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 08 May 2013 02:01pm Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant says he thinks he can run Medicaid even if lawmakers don't reauthorize the program or set its budget by the time the new fiscal year starts July 1. Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 08 May 2013 06:29am | Listen Now Traditional retailers across Mississippi may soon benefit from online sales tax collections and many are wondering what it could mean for the state's bottom line. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 07 May 2013 08:49pm | Listen Now A Mississippi death row inmate remains alive after the state supreme court stops his execution. Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 07 May 2013 11:57am The Mississippi Supreme Court has blocked the execution of Willie Jerome Manning, which had been scheduled for Tuesday evening. Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 07 May 2013 04:28am | Listen Now Municipal primary elections are being held today in cities throughout Mississippi. The outcome of some key races are being heavily scrutinized by both business leaders and election officials. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 06 May 2013 05:19pm | Listen Now Mississippi is planning to execute a man tonight, despite his supporter’s claims that DNA tests could prove his innocence. Full Article >
Published by Associated Press on 06 May 2013 11:48am Mississippi Republicans are making a new turn in long-running efforts to improve the state's education system. Full Article >
Published by Lawayne Childrey on 06 May 2013 09:14am | Listen Now The Clinton Public School District could soon join a growing number of schools across the state that randomly test middle and high school students participating in sports, performing arts and other extracurricular activities. Full Article >
Published by Jeffrey Hess on 03 May 2013 04:32pm | Listen Now A Mississippi man has less than two days to live before he is executed by the state. But, attorneys and supporters of Willie Jerome Manning say he is innocent. Full Article >
