More Rain to the Already Saturated Gulf
The last week has been a very wet one for areas of the Gulf. Many spots in Louisiana and Mississippi saw rainfall totals reach...
Man Accused of Trashing Iowa Satanic Temple Display Charged With Hate Crime
Cassidy has been charged with felony third-degree criminal mischief A Mississippi man accused of trashing a Satanic temple display in Iowa's Capitol...
Michael Cassidy Faces Serious Hate Crime Allegations After Destroying Satanic Exhibit
Michael Cassidy, 35, got charged for wrecking Iowa's Satanic Temple exhibit. On December 14, this ex-congressional hopeful from Mississippi smashed their Baphomet statue. He...
Woman living in Mississippi sentenced after posing as U.S. citizen. He arrest comes 24...
A woman living in Mississippi has been arrested for assuming the name and identity of a U.S. citizen two decades after she had been...
The Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance Suggests Municipal Judge Step Down
CLARKSDALE, Miss.-A Clarkdale city judge may be removed. The Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance is recommending Carlos Moore, who has a reputation for taking...
Mississippi court overturns conviction of police officer in death of man pulled from vehicle...
The Mississippi Court of Appeals on Tuesday overturned the conviction of a former Jackson police detective in the 2019 death of a man who...
‘The politics have changed’: South warms to expanded health benefits
Southern conservatives have for years privately flirted with extending public health benefits to more low-income people. Those talks are now moving out of...
Proposed House Bill could give $600/month to law enforcement officers statewide
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A newly proposed bill could provide monthly supplemental pay to law enforcement officers in your community if it passes. House...
Suspect charged with hate crime for destroying Satanic Temple display at Iowa Capitol
A Mississippi man who admitted to destroying a statue of the pagan idol Baphomet at the Iowa Capitol has been charged...
Oklahoma governor says he’s not interested in changing from lethal injection to nitrogen executions
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said Tuesday he is confident in the state’s current lethal injection protocols and has no plans...
