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Bolton suspect once eyed as serial killer back in jail
We continue our in- depth coverage of cold case murders in Hinds County dating back to 1996.
Three Clinton residents have been initiated into Kappa Alpha chapter of Phi Mu sorority at Mississippi State University.
Hinds EOC chief's job faces vote
On the heels of the Emergency Operations director's retirement last week, Hinds County supervisors today will interview candidates to fill the head disaster responder's role.
Hinds prosecutor's post filled
Supervisors this morning chose Assistant Hinds County Attorney Sherri Flowers to assume the job of the county's top prosecutor.
'Things About Comin' My Way' CD pays tribute to the legacy of the Sheiks
The Mississippi Sheiks were once the most popular blues band in Mississippi and are best known for their oft-covered 1930 hit Sittin' On Top of the World.
Wrecks Back Up I-20 For Miles Near Clinton
The Mississippi Highway Patrol was working a wreck Friday that had traffic backed up for miles on Interstate 20 eastbound outside of Clinton.
Harrison speaks out on judicial appointment
Attorney Malcolm Harrison has reached a career goal he had dreamed would come true years in the future.
Repairs to close part of Bolton road
Part of South Farr Road in Bolton will close Wednesday morning so crews can make railroad crossing repairs, Hinds County Public Works officials announced today.
Drenching rains force farmers to abandon crops
A peek at the cotton and soybean fields around Bolton and Edwards in Hinds County tells a sad tale.
Destiny Kyles of Bolton, a 2009 Clinton High graduate and freshman at Tougaloo College in Jackson, was recently named Miss Freshman.
Organizers say Cruisin' 2009 rolls to success
Cruisin' the Coast 2009 is in the history books. The week long car show featuring thousands of classic cars wrapped up Sunday in Gulfport.
County to close Bolton road next week
Part of South Farr Road in Bolton will close Monday morning so crews can make railroad crossing repairs, Hinds County Public Works officials announced today.
More than 200 MC students received degrees from Mississippi College's summer commencement.
Miss. to get Justice Dept. grants
The following funds are coming to Mississippi from offices or programs of the United States Department of Justice, according to 2nd District Rep.
Rain threatens state's soybean crop
After a spring and summer marked by prolonged wet and dry spells that hampered some of the state's crops, fall is beginning with waterlogged soybeans.
Early Head Start recognizes grandparents
Grandparents visited their grandchildren at the Early Head Start/ Jones County Center Tuesday as part of the center's Grandparents Day celebration.
Thompson plans to honor '61 protest
A Mississippi congressman has begun planning what he hopes will be a national commemoration of the Freedom Ride - the 1961 protest against segregated interstate bus travel.
Hinds County parents fear dangers of new Hwy 27 bus stop
Some Hinds county parents say new bus stops are putting their children's lives at risk.
The Depressing Bias of Fox News
I was so joyful to learn from CNN that the two American journalists were being released from North Korea that when CNN went to commercial break, I switched over to Fox News, thinking that even they would be reporting this event joyfully, which I was hoping to see.
The Depressing Bias of Fox News
I was so joyful to learn from CNN that the two American journalists were being released from North Korea that when CNN went to commercial break, I switched over to Fox News, thinking that even they would be reporting this event joyfully, which I was hoping to see.