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Laurel deputy pleads not guilty to murdering man in church parking lot - Vimarsana News

Laurel deputy pleads not guilty to murdering man in church parking lot

A former Jones County reserve sheriff’s deputy accused of shooting a man in a church parking lot has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and aggravated assault. George Ryan Walters, 43, was arrested in early April for his involvement in an altercation with 45-year-old James Corey Donald at the Rock...

Mississippi Public Service Commission candidate denied SCOTUS appeal - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Public Service Commission candidate denied SCOTUS appeal

Mandy Gunasekara's request to be put back on the ballot for the Public Service Commission was denied by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. See why.

Legislature should define residency requirements for seeking elected office - Vimarsana News

Legislature should define residency requirements for seeking elected office

The latest battle over residency requirements for someone seeking to run for office in Mississippi went all the way to the Mississippi Supreme Court and may even end up in

Residency requirement keeps MS PSC candidate off ballot, justices say - Vimarsana News

Residency requirement keeps MS PSC candidate off ballot, justices say

A candidate for a Mississippi Public Service Commission post won't appear on the ballot because she failed to meet an in-state residency requirement.

Mississippi Supreme Court rules Gunasekera not eligible for PSC ballot - Vimarsana News

Mississippi Supreme Court rules Gunasekera not eligible for PSC ballot

TUPELO – Mandy Gunasekera does not meet the requirements to seek the northern district seat on the Public Service Commission, according to a Thursday ruling by the Mississippi Supreme Court.