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JACKSON – Officials said Mississippi is the first state in the country to utilize new technology to make driver’s license renewal and replacement more efficient. New kiosks from L-1 Identity Solutions will provide self-service capabilities […]

GALT, Iowa – An Iowa-based company has expanded their voluntary recall of shell eggs because of a possible health risk to consumers. Wright County Egg issued the recall of eggs produced by their farms because […]

Before a wall-to-wall crowd in the City Council Chamber, Jackson Mayor Harvey Johnson presented his proposed budget for fiscal year  2010-2011 with no tax increases and no job or city service cuts, which was crowd-pleasing […]

To know Glen Agee is to know a man that died doing what he always wanted to do in life – be a police officer. Agee joined the Jackson Police Department (JPD) in June 2010 […]

News Briefs From Across The State Victim ok after emergency surgery Columbus police said a 24-year old man was arrested on Aug. 12 after he allegedly stabbed his cousin near a grocery store on Fourth […]

News Briefs From Across The State Coach plead to a lesser charge Ole Miss basketball coach Andy Kennedy is in Ohio this week as jury selections began in lawsuit against a Cincinnati cab driver. Kennedy […]

WINONA – Now that Judge Joseph H. Loper, Jr., has denied Curtis Giovanni Flowers a new trial, and Flowers is back on Death Row, District Attorney Doug Evans said he doubts there will be a […]

WINONA – After reviewing a motion requesting a seventh trial for convicted murderer Curtis Giovanni Flowers, Judge Joseph H. Loper, Jr., has denied Flowers a new trial. On June 19, at his sixth murder trial […]

JACKSON – While many continue to mourn the loss of rookie Jackson Police Officer Glen Agee, who was shot to death in the line of duty on Aug. 6, several issues about his life and […]