News Briefs From Across The State Officer has been in trouble before A Columbus police officer has been suspended without pay while being investigated for rape. Corporal Ed Freeland, who has faced disciplinary issues in […]
1) The Jackson Housing Authority (JHA) will begin accepting applications for the Midtown Homes (2 and 3 bedrooms) currently under construction on October 12 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and also from 1:00 p.m. to […]
More than 53,000 Mississippians have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, with 5.3 million nationwide.Alzheimer’s disease is a neurological disorder that causes its victims to lose their memory, become disoriented and suffer personality changes. There is […]
JACKSON, Miss. – Actor Morgan Freeman will be on the campaign trail in Mississippi as he helps his longtime business partner, Bill Luckett, raise money to run for governor in 2011 as a Democrat. Luckett’s […]
JACKSON, Miss. — A former interim Jackson police chief announced Friday that he’s retiring from the Jackso Police Department. Tyrone Lewis has served as deputy chief of the Community Services Division since Rebecca Coleman was […]
OXFORD – Two men have been arrested, one in North Mississippi, and another in South Mississippi, for allegedly stealing women’s undergarments during separate home invasions. An Oxford judge has denied a bond for 32-year old […]
News Briefs From Across The State Worker became angry with reporter An Aberdeen city employee has been arrested for allegedly hitting a news reporter during a board meeting earlier this week. Leo Gibson, the head […]
Jackson native Wilma Mosley Clopton, Ph.D., had waged war against breast cancer long before she had any inkling that she would be impacted by the disease. “It’s just something I stumbled upon doing years and […]
State-wide burn ban in effect JACKSON – Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour has declared a State of Emergency banning all outdoor burning because of extremely dry conditions statewide. The dry conditions have increased the risk for […]
JACKSON – The last of 16 defendants in the Benton County Voter Fraud case have plead guilty in court, Attorney General Jim Hood said. Kenny Ray Bowen and Billy Street both appeared before Judge Andrew […]
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