Date/Timeline Set for McDaniel Election Challenge
JONES COUNTY, Miss. – The trial in Senator Chris McDaniel’s challenge of the GOP June primary election has been set for September 15 in Jones County. ...
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Trying to Change the Law: Convicted Doctor Making the Rounds to Get Her License Back
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JACKSON, Miss.–Healing has been the goal of Dr. Kentrell Liddell all her life, but she’s been spending some time trying to mend her own life...
Election Challenge Takes to Court, Judge Wants Trial Over Before General Election
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Contributing author: Courtney Carter HATTIESBURG, Miss. – Wednesday was the first hearing in Jones County Circuit Court for State Senator Chris McDaniel’s challenge of the...
Nuclear Waste in Mississippi: Presley Convinced It Could Still Happen, Writes Letter to Pres. Obama
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JACKSON, Miss.–Convinced that someone high up in Mississippi government is making a case to the feds to put a nuclear waste dump in Mississippi, Northern...
The Chris McDaniel Hearing: Unprecedented Request to be Presented in Court
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JONES COUNTY, Miss.–The hearing that is set for Wednesday at 9:30 in Jones County court will present Mississippi with an unprecedented court case in which...
Miss. News Briefs: A Surprise at Subway; The Field House Fire That Took All From Football
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JACKSON, Miss.–Bad brakes. Those two words may say it all. It was a car that took off and rolled right into a sandwich shop in...
McDaniel Officially Files Election Challenge
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JONES COUNTY, Miss. – Mississippi State Senator Chris McDaniel has filed a formal legal challenge to the June 24 Republican primary runoff in which he...
Miss. News Briefs: Christie Disses McDaniel’s Challenge, Principal Suspended After Texting Accusations
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BILOXI, Miss.–Maybe Chris McDaniel should just drop the whole thing and not take his challenge of the Senate race to court. That was more than...
Historic Area Threatened: Owners of Antebellum Estate Oppose Change in Natchez
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By John Mott Coffey with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ The Natchez Board of Aldermen delayed a decision Tuesday on whether to allow homes to be...
Miss. News Briefs: Neighborhood Shot Up and Where the Water is Still Nasty
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COLUMBUS, Miss.–You might be pretty irate if somebody decided to destroy the peace in your neighborhood by shooting up a house, especially one with people...