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Politicians running for governor, attorney general or many other Mississippi offices are free to make all sorts of promises about what they’ll do if elected.

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Politicians running for governor, attorney general or many other Mississippi offices are free to make all sorts of promises about what theyll do if elected.

Under change recently made by a majority of the Mississippi Supreme Court, the public could receive less information about findings of unethical behavior during judicial campaigns.

TUPELO • A 17-year-old who spent more than four months on the run and faces three capital murder charges in Tupelo is being held without bond.

Firefighter Class 194 of the Mississippi State Fire Academy is making a difference and 21 students will graduate from the National Fire Protection Association

On November 11, 2021, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves, in coordination with State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs and MEMA Executive Director Stephen McCraney, announced Mississippi’s...

CONSERVATION CORNER

JACKSON • Mississippi has not executed a death row prisoner in nine years, but the Department of Corrections commissioner said they will be ready to put David Cox to death

While Minnesota is not the kind of state where someone can hope to get their abandoned vehicle back in a couple of days, if it broke down on the road, in Mississippi people have up to five days to recover it.

TUPELO • Local, state and federal law enforcement agents are still searching for the fourth suspect in a July triple homicide in Tupelo.