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Forrest Health residency research helps classify 'gas station heroin' as Schedule III drug - Vimarsana News

Forrest Health residency research helps classify 'gas station heroin' as Schedule III drug

Research by a team of Hattiesburg doctors and residents helped pass a Mississippi House bill that classified tianeptine, a.k.a. “gas station heroin,” as a Schedule III drug.

Source: wdam.com
FEDERAL COURT RESTORES RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION TO STATE VACCINE MANDATE FOR ATTENDING SCHOOL IN MISSISSIPPI - Vimarsana News

FEDERAL COURT RESTORES RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION TO STATE VACCINE MANDATE FOR ATTENDING SCHOOL IN MISSISSIPPI

/PRNewswire/ -- Siri & Glimstad LLP announces a ruling from the bench following an evidentiary hearing, wherein a federal court has ruled that the First...

Dogs were shot, killed in Winona, MS, by animal control officer - Vimarsana News

Dogs were shot, killed in Winona, MS, by animal control officer

Several shelter dogs were euthanized by shooting them in Winona, MS, and later disposed of in a public-access trash bin.

Source: freep.com
Grand jury indicts Herrington on capital murder charge - The Daily Mississippian - Vimarsana News

Grand jury indicts Herrington on capital murder charge - The Daily Mississippian

Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr. has been indicted by a grand jury on the charge of capital murder for his involvement in the death of Ole Miss student Jimmy “Jay” Lee.

Legislative rules say conference meetings are open. But are they? - Vimarsana News

Legislative rules say conference meetings are open. But are they?

House and Senate conferees met for days including through the Easter weekend in 1997 to hammer out an agreement on the landmark Mississippi Adequate Education Program legislation that was ultimately