News Briefs From Across The State By Monica Land Sutton scheduled to come home this year The military said a soldier from Mississippi has died from a medical condition unrelated to combat in Afghanistan. The […]
After 30 years of the HIV pandemic, one might think that terms such as “community collaboration” and “community participation” would be commonplace among those fighting the disease. But in many communities across the country, this is not […]
Associated Press ABERDEEN – Former Panola County administrator David Chandler plans to plead guilty to involvement in an alleged kickback scheme at Tri-Lakes Medical Center in Batesville, his attorney said Friday. Federal prosecutors claim Chandler […]
After an unexpected memo from the city attorney noting that as a result of the 2010 census report, the city of Jackson may be in violation of state law because of its dwindling population. City […]
“Moving Forward: A Summit on Race Relations,” will be the topic of the discussion among student leaders from the metro Jackson area. The event, which will be held in Holmes Hall on the campus of […]
Jackson attorney and 1986 graduate of Jackson State University Carlton Reeves has yet another reason to celebrate this holiday season. Reeves learned via computer that the U.S. Senate confirmed him as a federal district judge […]
November 11, 2010 We have reviewed the circumstances relating to the allegations against Coach Marlon Dorsey. I have discussed our findings with the administrative staff and have decided to handle the situation within the policies […]
Domestic Violence is a silent killer. It knows no boundaries, it affects all races, sexes, socio-economic backgrounds, and professions. Not more than three years ago, Mississippi ranked No. 5 nationally regarding domestic violence incidents. Today, […]
Casey Therriault is a transfer quarterback, but has emerged as a star in the Jackson Metropolitan area. Therriault is a junior at Jackson State University and is in his first season, but you would not […]
JACKSON – A Columbus resident will go to trial in November for allegedly burning a patient with a hot flat iron. Attorney General Jim Hood said 53-year old Sherill Culpepper turned herself into to authorities […]
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