Hinds Supervisor Resigns After Health Questions
Hinds County Supervisor Doug Anderson is resigning, after some fellow supervisors questioned if he was too ill to continue serving.
Jazz Honors at the Alamo
When it's cold outside, come warm up in the jazz of the "Night of Musical Artistry."
Time for States to Decide on Health Care Exchanges
Friday is decision day for states to notify Washington if they will run their own insurance markets under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
U.S. Leads Western Snub of UN Telecoms Treaty
A disappointed American delegation led a Western snub of a U.N. telecommunications treaty Thursday after rivals, including Iran and China, won support for provisions interpreted as endorsing greater government control of the Internet.
A Duty to Disclose?
Mississippi environmentalists say former Gov. Haley Barbour isn't telling the whole truth about his eager boosterism for Mississippi Power Co.'s Kemper County Coal project.
JSU Gets $900K from NCAA
Jackson State is getting major help to improve the academic performance of its student-athletes.
10 Things to Know for Thursday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about today.
'Lincoln' Leads Golden Globes with 7 Nominations
Steven Spielberg's Civil War epic "Lincoln" led the Golden Globes on Thursday with seven nominations, among them best drama, best director for Spielberg and acting honors for Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
Leading Conservative Says Obama Will Win Tax Fight
A leading conservative who's resigning from the Senate is predicting that President Barack Obama will win the battle over raising taxes.
Senate Legislation Targets Cyberstalking Software
For around $50, a jealous wife or husband can download software that can continuously track the whereabouts of a spouse better than any private detective.
U.S. Hesitant in Condemning North Korean Launch
The Obama administration is drawing no "red line" for North Korea after a successful long-range rocket test, tempering the public condemnation to avoid raising tensions or possibly rewarding the reclusive communist nation with too much time in the global spotlight.
MDOC Opens Youthful Offenders Unit
The Mississippi Department of Corrections says it has opened a unit for youthful offenders at Central Mississippi Correctional Facility in Rankin County.
Miss. Courthouses Receive Bomb Threats
Mississippi authorities are investigating bomb threats that were called into numerous county courthouses around the state.
Weekly US Jobless Aid Applications Drop to 343K
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell sharply for a fourth straight week, a sign that the job market may be improving.
Miss. Lawmakers Brush Up on Education Proposals
Mississippi lawmakers are doing homework before the 2013 session.
Elevator Muzak
“Playing for Keeps” is a blasé work spiked with trifling comic bits and smoothed out with a mellow dilemma that works to limp the film to a predestined conclusion of awkward family bliss.
Cody Cox, On the Record
When it comes to advice for local musicians, Cody Cox is one of the best guys to go to.
The Best of 2012
2012 has been a fantastic year for new music. If you have been keeping up with the column this year, you know by now that there have been a multitude of great releases from local artists spanning multiple genres.
Making More Meaningful Memories
Many families have set-in-stone holiday traditions that they celebrate every year.