Municipal workers in Houston, Miss., can smoke, just not in city-owned vehicles.
The new city policy – which applies to cigarettes, cigars and pipes as well as chewing tobacco – was adopted by the board of aldermen in August. […]
A Southaven woman is going to jail for three years for faking a “slip and fall” accident at a local business in order to collect insurance money.
Tracey Leigh Davidson, 36, of Southaven pleaded guilty to the insurance fraud charges on Sept. 5, after an investigation by the attorney general’s office showed that she received a $3,440 payment from Nationwide Insurance Company by fraudulent means. […]
Mississippi quarterback Bo Wallace was not impressed and he certainly wasn’t satisfied.
“I really can’t be, to tell you the truth,” said Wallace, despite throwing for three touchdowns and running for another to lead the Rebels to a 28-10 win over Texas-El Paso Saturday. “I thought I played well for the first half, but I was sloppy in the second half.” […]
A 10-year-old was killed after falling off a four wheeler Saturday in Jefferson County.
Sheriff Peter Walker said it happened around 6:30 p.m. on Highway 553 in the Harriston Community outside Fayette.
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Auburn couldn’t throw the ball, couldn’t tackle and couldn’t avoid costly turnovers.
So it’s no surprise the Tigers lost 28-10 to Mississippi State on Saturday at Davis Wade Stadium. […]
A Columbus woman has been indicted and arrested for insurance fraud for filing a false report to her insurance company.
Brittney Latham, 22, was recently indicted by the Lowndes County Grand Jury on one count of insurance fraud. […]
Mariah Carey was late to the BMI Urban Music Awards, where she was the guest of honor, but that didn’t stop other artists from literally singing her praises.
Fantasia Barrino and Eric Benet were among those who serenaded the star with her own hits. Benet performed “One Sweet Day” and the former “American Idol” sang “Hero” during the private ceremony at the Saban Theatre, where writers, producers and publishers of the year’s top urban hits were recognized Friday. […]
Columbus police have named a second suspect in a Labor Day shooting that killed one man and injured another.
Twenty-year-old Devin Thompson is still being sought on two counts of aggravated assault in connection with a shooting in Columbus on Labor Day. Thompson’s last known address was 1171 Tabernacle Road, police said. […]
President Barack Obama inherited a wreck of an economy, “put a floor under the crash” and laid the foundation for millions of good new jobs, former President Bill Clinton declared Wednesday night in a rousing Democratic National Convention appeal aimed at millions of hard-pressed Americans yet to decide how to vote.
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Master Sgt. Coater Debose was buried with full military honors Tuesday in Biloxi National Cemetery. He was 55.
The Mississippi Army Reserve soldier died Aug. 19 in Spin Boldak, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered from small arms fire while conducting security force assistance operations. The incident remains under investigation. […]
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