Fishermen Rescue 38 Dogs on Grenada Lake

A pair of fishermen and a fishing guide rescued 38 dogs in danger of drowning during a fishing trip on Grenada Lake in Mississippi. The dogs were participating in an annual fox run and had wandered too far into the water. The men pulled the dogs onto the boat and saved them from drowning.

Teen Charged in Jackson, Mississippi Carjacking

A 14-year-old boy was turned in by his parents for his alleged role in a carjacking in Jackson, Mississippi, which traumatized a local family. The teen has been charged with armed carjacking and aggravated assault.

Carjacking Trauma in Mississippi

A Mississippi family was traumatized after carjackers opened fire and attempted to steal their car with young children inside. The family managed to escape and the car was found undamaged nearby. No arrests have been made yet.

Mississippi Sheriff's Deputies' Goon Squad WhatsApp Chat

A group of Mississippi sheriff's deputies called the Goon Squad traded pictures of rotting corpses, joked about violence, rape, and shocking people with Tasers in a WhatsApp group chat. Some deputies have been sentenced to federal prison for their actions, while others still work at the department. The chat revealed a pattern of brutality and racist behavior among the deputies.

Medicaid Expansion Advocacy in Mississippi

Advocates in Mississippi rally for full Medicaid expansion, highlighting the impact on uninsured patients and the coverage gap. Political hurdles and opposition remain, with work requirements and partisan nature complicating efforts. Similar struggles seen in neighboring states like Alabama. Public support is growing, with North Carolina as a recent success story in passing traditional Medicaid expansion.

Mississippi Governor Signs Bill on Restroom Use Based on Biological Sex

Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill into law prohibiting students from using restrooms in public schools that do not correspond to their biological sex. The law requires public buildings to have restrooms designated for men only, women only, or single-person spaces available to anyone. It also allows anyone to sue a person who uses a facility that does not correspond to their biological sex.

Severe Storms Hit Southern States

Several southern states, including Louisiana and Mississippi, were hit by storms resulting in multiple deaths and severe damage. The storms are part of a highly active period for twisters in the region.

Cost of Raising a Family in Different U.S. States

Massachusetts is the most expensive state to raise a family of four, requiring an annual income of $301,184 to live comfortably. In contrast, Mississippi is the least expensive state, with an annual income requirement of $177,798.

Former Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Sentenced for Torturing Black Men

Six former white Mississippi law enforcement officers who tortured two Black men will be sentenced in state court after already receiving federal prison terms. The case drew outrage and received attention from top law enforcement officials in the country.

Mississippi Legislature Budget

Budget writers in the Mississippi Legislature set a revenue estimate of $7.6 billion for the year that begins July 1, which is a decrease of 1% from the current year. Legislators are in a session to finish writing the budget for schools, prisons, health care, and other services.

Mississippi's 2nd Congressional District Election

Ron Eller wins Republican primary runoff in Mississippi's 2nd Congressional District and will face Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson in the general election. Eller supports construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall and expansion of domestic energy production.

Pay Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement at Mississippi Catfish Farms

Two Mississippi catfish farms settled a lawsuit alleging they paid Mexican workers more than local Black farmworkers for the same labor. The settlement was reached on mutually agreeable terms under a confidential settlement.

Fatal Shooting of Suspect by Sheriff's Deputies in Mississippi

Sheriff's deputies in central Mississippi shot and killed a man who fired a gun toward them in Rankin County town of Florence. The man was pronounced dead after being taken to a hospital. The incident is under investigation by the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation.

Shooting Death on Greyhound Bus in Mississippi

A Louisiana man has been arrested and charged in the shooting death of a Georgia man aboard a bus traveling through Mississippi. The suspect demanded the bus driver stop after the shooting.

Former Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Sentenced for Torturing Black Men

Chuck’s Dairy Bar owner Tracy Harden won the 'Courage Award' at FOX Nation’s Patriot Awards for her heroic actions during a tornado. Former law enforcement officers in Mississippi pleaded guilty to torturing two Black men. The officers faced lengthy prison terms for their heinous actions.

Current Events

Controversial Texas border law on hold, ex-Mississippi officers sentenced for torturing Black men, Trump-endorsed candidate wins Ohio GOP primary.

Racially Motivated Torture of Black Men by Former Law Enforcement Officers in Mississippi

Two Black men in Mississippi were tortured by six former law enforcement officers in a racially motivated attack. The perpetrators were sentenced to prison, with more to be sentenced later. The victims suffered physical and emotional trauma, and the incident led to charges against the officers connected to previous violent encounters with Black men. The officers have pleaded guilty to federal and state charges.

Mississippi Ballot Initiative Process

Mississippi legislators are unlikely to restore a ballot initiative process this year after a Senate chairman killed a proposal. Efforts to revive the initiative process were halted due to significant differences between the House and Senate.

Mississippi Party Primaries for U.S. House and Senate Seats

Viral dashcam footage of a shootout prompts investigation in Jackson, Mississippi. Party primaries for U.S. House and Senate seats in Mississippi. Candidates' platforms highlighted.

Department of Justice Investigation in Lexington, Mississippi

Residents of Lexington, Mississippi are awaiting the results of a Department of Justice investigation into their police department.

Department of Justice warns Mississippi city about jailing people for unpaid fines

The Department of Justice notified a Mississippi city and its police department that jailing people for unpaid fines without determining if they can afford to pay violates the Constitution. The city and police department are working to ensure fines are collected lawfully.

Mississippi Bill to Close Three Public Universities

A bill proposed in Mississippi would close three of the state's eight public universities, but lawmakers say it is unlikely to pass. The proposal aims to reduce costs due to declining enrollment and financial issues.

Mississippi Police Officer Arrested for Shoplifting

Mississippi police officer arrested for trying to steal shoes while on duty, in uniform. Fired by police department and facing shoplifting charges.