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James D. Willie arrested for north Mississippi highway shootings
Authorities in Mississippi say they've arrested a suspect in two fatal highway shootings that happened late at night along desolate stretches.
Police Week ceremonies continue
Memorials for our brave men and women who wear the badge have been held over the past few days, all in honor of national police week.   |  VideoVideo
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Mississippi to return Okolona schools to local control
The state plans to release the Okolona school district back to local control in the coming year, and will consider releasing at least two others to local control.
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Judd Boswell to Lead Arrows
Headed to Clinton after six seasons at Forest, where he won a state championship in 2010 and went 49-6 the past four seasons. Video Video
Peterson Leaving Mendenhall
Chris Peterson is taking a new job and leaving behind his position as the head football coach at Mendenhall.
Adele turns down Glastonbury
Festival organizers tried to convince the soul singer to headline the event when it returns from hiatus next year, but she finds the prospect "too daunting."
Gaga faces another round of protests
Lady Gaga's Asian tour has been hit with another blow as groups in the Philippines call on officials to follow Indonesia's lead and ban the pop star from performing.

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Jobless numbers down in 37 states
Unemployment rates fell in two-thirds of U.S. states last month, evidence that modest economic growth is boosting hiring in most areas of the country.
Fate of Edwards lies with jury
A jury has started deliberations in the campaign corruption trial for former presidential candidate John Edwards.
Climbing Ropes Recalled by Porter Athletic Due to Fall Hazard
The climbing rope can slip through the clamp that connects at the top. This poses a fall hazard for climbers. Back and wrist injuries have been reported.
Gov. Bryant signs bill to help bring more Docs to Mississippi
Gov. Phil Bryant signed Tuesday legislation that aims to attract more physicians to Mississippi.
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