State will not pursue criminal case against Indianola officer who shot 11-year-old boy
The Mississippi Attorney General's Office will not be pursuing a criminal case against an Indianola police officer who is accused of shooting an 11-year-old boy. Following a Sunflower County grand…
Singing River Health System lifts interim title from acting CEO
A permanent chief operating officer has been announced at Singing River Health System, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast medical group did not go far to make the hire. The system's…
Jackson airport latest to report bomb threat
In what’s shaping into a national trend, Mississippi has seen at least seven different locations receive bomb threats throughout the day Thursday. The latest of which came at the Jackson-Medgar…
Jasper County judge arrested twice within 48 hours for domestic violence
A Jasper County judge has been arrested twice within 48 hours this week for charges relating to domestic violence and violating a court order. Justice Court Judge Sullivan Dukes, Jr.…
Reeves announces new leadership at Mississippi Development Authority
Governor Tate Reeves has announced a series of appointments at the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA), with William Cork being selected to serve as the new executive director and chief economic…
Coca-Cola products recalled in Mississippi due to ‘potential foreign material’
Nearly 2,000 cases of Coca-Cola products have been pulled from the shelves in Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Confirmed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the contaminated beverages run the…
Federal officials make over $6 million available for mid-June storm victims
Federal officials have made more than $6 million available for Mississippians impacted by severe weather, including tornadoes, that a portion of the state experienced in mid-June. The funding has been…
Columbus police confirm no bomb found at local Jewish temple
Officials have released that no bomb was found after a threat was made at a local Jewish place of worship in the Golden Triangle. Columbus Police Chief Joseph Daughtry confirmed…
Secretary of state issues order to prevent ‘serial fraudster’ from scamming Mississippians
The Mississippi Secretary of State's Office has issued an order against an alleged fraudulent business dealer from continuing to scam residents. On October 26, Secretary Michael Watson and his office's…
Former Bayou Academy principal to serve additional 15 years for videotaping minors
A former Cleveland private school principal will spend additional time in prison after secretly videotaping and photographing students in the bathroom and locker room. Norman Keith Aycock, 56, on Monday,…
