June 2013 Archive

New laws take effect across Mississippi.

A 9/11 Memorial Flag hanging at Camp Shelby is a reminder to Mississippians of the attacks nearly ten years ago.

Mississippi veterans express concern about access to health care.

The federal government has stopped intensive testing of Gulf seafood going on since the BP oil spill 14 months ago. 

Grills can be a source of fun times and good food, but it can also cause severe property and personal injuries if people don't follow proper safety rules.

Police around Mississippi plan increased enforcement of drinking and driving.

Kids of military parents are getting first hand training to help them understand what their parents do, and it helps them connect with other military children in the process.

If you have kids in school, chances are they won't only belearningsomething new next year, they will also be learning to thinkin a new way.

A health care advocacy group warns about job loss if Medicaid is cut.

Thousands of Mississippians are hitting the water this summer, but many of those are weak swimmers or can't swim at all.

Mississippi is short on teachers, and the Delta region particularly hard hit. 

Some hope a pageant can kick start tourism along Mississippi River Cities.

Those affected by the Spring storms have until midnight June 28th to file for disaster grants and low interest disaster loans.

6 more counties are now offering kids a free lunch during summer months. 

The Mississippi River flood leaves behind the perfect conditions for mold.