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Mother indicted in son's death
A Booneville woman has been indicted on a charge of depraved heart murder in the April drowning death of her 4-year-old son.
Last week eves dropped on a conversation between Jesus and a man named Nicodemus.
Priest: It's okay to steal from big biz
A UK priest has defended his comments that it is acceptable to steal from large companies.
State orders closure of Corinth bingo hall
The secretary of state's office has ordered the Union Center/Theo Volunteer Fire Department to shut down it's operation of Corinthian Bingo as a charity.
Robbery suspect dies of injuries
CORINTH, Miss. -- An Alabama man who Corinth police said was a suspect in a bank robbery has died of injuries he suffered in a traffic accident during a police chase.
Corinth business incubator wants
The Northeast Mississippi Business Incubator wants money to improve its electrical, heating and air systems, but the officials aren't ready to make the funds available.
State awards Tennessee Williams Home $108,000 for renovations
The Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center is among 16 historic locations statewide to be awarded restoration funds from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
Miss. projects divvy $2M in preservation grants
Two Jackson projects are among 16 awarded a total of $2 million in Community Heritage Preservation grants.
According to the Alcorn County sheriff's department, Amanda Ervine Wilbanks, 32, and Aaron Hastings, 30, of Corinth are both charged with one count each of disposing of a corpse.
2 charged with disposing of corpse
Two people have been charged with disposing of a corpse in the investigation of a Tennessee woman's body found in the Tuscumbia River in Alcorn County.
Mental health: State needs debate
If Mississippi is to follow Gov. Haley Barbour's Fiscal Year 2011 Executive Budget Recommendation for mental health by closing facilities and shifting to community-based services, lawmakers will need far more information.
Formed in 2004 by vocalist Jared Weeks and guitarist Jason Null, Saving Abel combine riff-heavy hard rock with sexually charged lyrics and Southern rock influences.
Whatever your religious background, there are many promises God has given you that you can embrace.
Barbour's had sights on mental health cuts in the past
During his first term as governor, I asked Gov. Haley Barbour why he appeared to be dragging his feet on signing legislation to fund the state's crisis mental health centers.
Budget: Mental health cuts troubling
One state government service that would be significantly impacted by Gov. Haley Barbour's budget-cutting plans is mental health.
Timber Products mill meets California formaldehyde standard
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. a ' Timber Products Co.'s hardwood plywood mill in Corinth, Miss., has been certified to meet the final compliance level of the California Air Resources Board requirements to limit formaldehyde emissions, called Phase 2. The Corinth facility produces veneer core and composite core hardwood plywood.
Glen man charged in child porn case
An Alcorn County man faces a pair of felony child pornography charges after being arrested by investigators with the Mississippi Attorney General's office.
Bank robbery leads to deadly high speed chase
Police say a woman was killed and a man injured after they were ejected from their vehicle following a high speed chase that began with the robbery of a Corinth bank.
Deadly North Mississippi Pursuit
According to Corinth police, South Bank was robbed around 4:30 p.m. Officers say a male suspect got into a car and was chased east on Highway 72 until it crashed in Tishomingo County near Iuka.
MEC plans statewide economics tour
The Mississippi Economic Council, starting next week, will travel to cities throughout the state to discuss with business and community leaders ways of creating more economic opportunities.